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So, apparently a lot of people like to pretend they live in the medieval ages these days, throwing axes around for fun. Do we blame shows like Vikings or Game of Thrones for this? Or just point our fingers at the bored Canadians that made it up?
For those that are into it (a world axe throwing league exists, unsurprisingly) some big claims are being made that it could one day rival the likes of bowling and darts. Whether that becomes a reality or not, who knows, or maybe even cares. But one thing is for sure - they’re all activities often accompanied by beer.
What could go wrong? Oh, maybe the fact that you’re throwing a weapon that’s been used to kill people for thousands of years, WHEN YOU’RE DRUNK? Definitely not something you can say for bowling.
And with that, we just had to suss out this new craze. At the very worst case, we might meet a few “lumbersexuals”, which apparently is a thing.
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By Gary Gillick & Stephanie ByrneSo, apparently a lot of people like to pretend they live in the medieval ages these days, throwing axes around for fun. Do we blame shows like Vikings or Game of Thrones for this? Or just point our fingers at the bored Canadians that made it up?
For those that are into it (a world axe throwing league exists, unsurprisingly) some big claims are being made that it could one day rival the likes of bowling and darts. Whether that becomes a reality or not, who knows, or maybe even cares. But one thing is for sure - they’re all activities often accompanied by beer.
What could go wrong? Oh, maybe the fact that you’re throwing a weapon that’s been used to kill people for thousands of years, WHEN YOU’RE DRUNK? Definitely not something you can say for bowling.
And with that, we just had to suss out this new craze. At the very worst case, we might meet a few “lumbersexuals”, which apparently is a thing.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.