The Cornell hockey website has posted a link to a YouTube video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CxvwR2epc4) of some pick-up games featuring Cornell hockey and lacrosse players playing hockey and lacrosse.
Nice video! It got me thinking: what about playing a game with a ball and lacrosse sticks, but on the ice? They could call it lacricce.
[quote ftyuv]Nice video! It got me thinking: what about playing a game with a ball and lacrosse sticks, but on the ice? They could call it lacricce.[/quote]
You fool, it would clearly be called hocrosse!
[quote French Rage][quote ftyuv]Nice video! It got me thinking: what about playing a game with a ball and lacrosse sticks, but on the ice? They could call it lacricce.[/quote]
You fool, it would clearly be called hocrosse![/quote]
No, that's when someone's momma walks from one side of the street to the other!
[quote ftyuv]Nice video! It got me thinking: what about playing a game with a ball and lacrosse sticks, but on the ice? They could call it lacricce.[/quote]
Still won't be as awesome as baskiceball.
[quote ftyuv][quote French Rage][quote ftyuv]Nice video! It got me thinking: what about playing a game with a ball and lacrosse sticks, but on the ice? They could call it lacricce.[/quote]
You fool, it would clearly be called hocrosse![/quote]
No, that's when someone's momma walks from one side of the street to the other
[quote ftyuv][quote French Rage][quote ftyuv]Nice video! It got me thinking: what about playing a game with a ball and lacrosse sticks, but on the ice? They could call it lacricce.[/quote]
You fool, it would clearly be called hocrosse![/quote]
No, that's when someone's momma walks from one side of the street to the other![/quote]
If you aren't going to say "yo momma," don't bother playing.
[quote ugarte][quote ftyuv][quote French Rage][quote ftyuv]Nice video! It got me thinking: what about playing a game with a ball and lacrosse sticks, but on the ice? They could call it lacricce.[/quote]
You fool, it would clearly be called hocrosse![/quote]
No, that's when someone's momma walks from one side of the street to the other![/quote]
If you aren't going to say "yo momma," don't bother playing.[/quote]
"Ni mama rui chou, ta zhishi yangcong ku.
I'm not sure it's exactly right, but it does start with "yo momma." ::innocent::
[quote ftyuv]Nice video! It got me thinking: what about playing a game with a ball and lacrosse sticks, but on the ice? They could call it lacricce.[/quote]
This already exists in the Boston area, and it's called "laxice". I don't know how popular it is; I just recall seeing signs for it at the Wilmington Ristuccia arena.
[quote Kyle Rose][quote ftyuv]Nice video! It got me thinking: what about playing a game with a ball and lacrosse sticks, but on the ice? They could call it lacricce.[/quote]
This already exists in the Boston area, and it's called "laxice". I don't know how popular it is; I just recall seeing signs for it at the Wilmington Ristuccia arena.[/quote]
If there's a pent-up demand, I think icelax works well.
[quote ithacat][quote Kyle Rose][quote ftyuv]Nice video! It got me thinking: what about playing a game with a ball and lacrosse sticks, but on the ice? They could call it lacricce.[/quote]
This already exists in the Boston area, and it's called "laxice". I don't know how popular it is; I just recall seeing signs for it at the Wilmington Ristuccia arena.[/quote]
If there's a pent-up demand, I think icelax works well.[/quote]
I just got all this money from my dad, so I'm going to start a pro jai-alice league.
[quote ithacat][quote Kyle Rose][quote ftyuv]Nice video! It got me thinking: what about playing a game with a ball and lacrosse sticks, but on the ice? They could call it lacricce.[/quote]
This already exists in the Boston area, and it's called "laxice". I don't know how popular it is; I just recall seeing signs for it at the Wilmington Ristuccia arena.[/quote]
If there's a pent-up demand, I think icelax works well.[/quote]
Cures the ice heaves, I've heard.