Fuck Yes Quidditch!: Quidditch on TV -
I’m not saying whole games need to be broadcast. I understand that we aren’t mainstream enough. And there are other complications.
But, I saw an Ultimate Frisbee play on ESPN top 10 plays of the day. The SPELLING BEE was on ESPN today. Why hasn’t even a little Quidditch…
Film your matches, hire a video editor.
Broadcast.
Halo 2600
Photo by Ian Muttoo
I want one of these.
Play it here: http://members.shaw.ca/jeffv/halo2600.html
Sunday 6:30 PM
Big Shanty Soccer Fields in Kennesaw, GA (near the art station)
Should be our best practice yet!
If you don’t know how to get there, drop me an ask. Send me an email (ajroach42@gmail.com) or get in touch some other way.
Bring friends. Bring Water. Bring Brooms. (although, if you don’t have any of these things they will probably be provided for you.)
Trooper B. Goode
Image by Mark Andrew
Scruffy for Atari
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Rebloging this so that I can find it tomorrow. Gorgeous.
Last night’s practice was fantastic. I’m sore and bruised and battered.
A few things have changed:
This was the longest, most physically intense, and most … brutal practice we’ve had yet.
We are still looking for more people. If playing quidditch sounds fun to you, and you live in Georgia, get in touch with me!
If we can double the number of players involved we will set a date for a tournament and publicize the heck out of it.
(If we can double the number of players involved we will add an extra day or two to our practice schedule, and set out to find an “official” venue. )
1910: Seminal blues legend T-Bone Walker was born. He died on March 16, 1975, following two strokes and a battle with bronchial pneumonia, at the age of 64.
1966: Percy Sledge reached number 1 with “When a Man Loves a Woman,” where it remained for two weeks.
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1983: Irene Cara reached number 1 with “Flashdance…What a Feeling,” where it remained for six weeks.
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2007: The Police began their first tour together since they disbanded in 1986.
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Metro Atlanta Quidkids:
Cheatham Hill Park (off of 120 in Marietta) every Sunday at 1:30. We’re just getting started and as of right now are very non-competitive and informal.
Come. Enjoy. It’s fun.
Wear shorts, bring water. Bring your own broom.
We’ve been having a ton of fun the last few weeks. If you’re interested in playing, but can’t attend this Sunday at 1:30 (graduation, church, whatever) then let me know. (drop a line in my ask.) If there is enough interest we will add a second practice time.
[Also, we realize that it is *fucking* hot outside. We’re looking for a gym or something instead of the park. We’ll find something soon.]