> > Nope. I said that:
> >
> > 1. Sweat from physical exertion is an indicator if it is a sport or not,
>
> You've obviously never seen me drip after a rousing 20 rounds of outdoor darts on a humid, summer day.

Why are you playing outdoors? You're not talking about yard darts are you? Or are outdoor darts different from regular darts (with rounds of cricket and the various *01 games)?

> > 2. the possibility of seriously injuring oneself is another indicator if it's a sport or not, and
> >
> > 3. Any game where you can stand around, drinking beer while playing, isn't a sport.
>
> I'm not old enough to imbibe, but I think that in the case of darts, breaking rule #3 should incrase the chances of keeping #2, eh?

Even if you are totally blitzed, where's the good chance of seriously injuring yourself? It's just you throwing a pointy thing away from you. You don't throw the thing straight up. You don't chuck it into your foot.

Others in chat were under the impression that you could be hit by someone else's errant dart. Even if you do get hit by someone else's dart, you weren't *playing* at that time.

> 10"Drinking and darts don't mix"Kan

-Faux "shoots slightly better after one or two beers, much worse after three or four..." Pas