So when we started playing bike polo a few years ago, we played with mallots that were pvc pipe attached to the end of a golf club shaft. We soon realized, new as we were to the sport, that we could scoop the ball in the end of the pipe and do all sorts of crazy moves and ****, dragging the ball behind the rear tire so that you could avoid opposing players on either side was the favorite.
We soon decided that this was no longer legal on our polo court. It made it too easy for players to traverse the entire court without passing. The next few times we played, we were constantly reminding each other not to drag the ball, at which point this conversation happened with a new player arrived:

"Hey, no draggin'"
"Huh? Whats a dragon?"

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how about wyverns, drakens, or draco's?

Charles Wallace

I googles and wikipedia'd this and it took me forever to remember where that name is from. Dragons in the garden. Yes.

Everything all right with your Mitochondria?

What's this? the Addidas version of the Nike Cortez?

This thread is dragon on too long!

On a related note, my oldest son (11) is all into dragons and stuff. Also saw a nice tat that Chris Garver did on a guy's shoulder and arm last night on Miami Ink. I also liked Steve Caballero's dragon theme for most of his skateboard designs. I think I have them all too!

Dragons are a combination of snakes, big cats (tigers, etc.), and giant birds-of-prey. They appear in all cultures because it is biologically wired into our brains to fear these three ancient predators. The dragon is just a convenient way of combining the three into something easy to fear.

I got this from TV, so it must be true.

hahaha i saw that show

eternal fire

ban me already.