ChatterBank74 mins ago
Beach Handball
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Proof that it's all about displaying the female form, nothing to do with real sport.
https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /sport/ handbal l/57890 430
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https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /sport/ disabil ity-spo rt/5788 7715
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This reminds of one visit to Florida we made a few years ago. We travelled to Clearwater Beach, the intention was just to chill out on the Gulf of Mexico for a few hours, but on arrival I was highly delighted to find that the Florida State Beach Volleyball Championships were taking place with free admission. Mrs Clarion was not impressed with my sudden new found interest in the sport, which was, of course, purely from sporting perspective. You understand, I'm sure.
At the ancient Greek Olympics (where it originated), I thought that the contestants were naked(men) or topless(women).
View this Degas painting in the National Gallery in London for possible "evidence" ;-)
https:/ /ibb.co /X4Z8Cm v
View this Degas painting in the National Gallery in London for possible "evidence" ;-)
https:/
IBVPA = International Beach Volleyball Players Association
I had to google that ;-)
https:/ /ibvpa. org
I had to google that ;-)
https:/
/// ancient Greek women didn't compete at the games ///
Yes, that's right; I forgot that at the time women (like slaves and foreigners) were regarded as second class citizens and also weren't allowed to partake in the Dēmokratia process. Which makes it a bit ironic that the much-vaunted modern Democracy is named after this process. [going way off thread].
Yes, that's right; I forgot that at the time women (like slaves and foreigners) were regarded as second class citizens and also weren't allowed to partake in the Dēmokratia process. Which makes it a bit ironic that the much-vaunted modern Democracy is named after this process. [going way off thread].