What sort of complete bellend do you have to be to actually choose to play a human/non-flying version of quidditch competitively?
BBC News - Harry Potter: Quidditch for Muggles
BBC News - Harry Potter: Quidditch for Muggles
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Sam Ovett
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A happy person, who likes to have fun with others who share an interest?
TWOCHOICEStom
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looks like we've got a LARPER on our hands....
Seasider78
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Can anyone play or do you need to be a virgin with a subscription to white dwarf magazine?
Sam Ovett
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xD Ahahaha, sorry to disappoint TWOCHOICE, I just think people should be allowed to do what they enjoy (Within the realms of fun and nothing illegal of course) without people calling them nobs etc. To be fair, whatever anyone does, some will think they are nobs, so 
Arthur
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What sort of complete bellend do you have to be to actually choose to play a human/non-flying version of quidditch competitively?
BBC News - Harry Potter: Quidditch for Muggles
American by the looks of it.
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Have you seen them? They run about with a broomstick between their legs. For FUCKS sake.
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seems quite silly and hopefully just a bit of a lark
TheBlueAndWhiteStrips
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Well yes, but I suspect they're more likely to be sad speccy, nerdy losers who desperately want to be a part of something and be accepted by someone one and who have known nothing but pain and humiliation throughout their miserable and worthless lives.
Sam Ovett
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This could be true for some, of course.
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edit: argh, can't post a video!
Judging by the lone poster to try and defend it thus far, I'd say the latter.