The discussion revolves around the popularity of axe throwing venues, particularly one that has opened near a university. Participants explore the cultural significance, historical context, and current trends related to axe throwing as a recreational activity.
Participants express mixed views on the popularity and cultural significance of axe throwing, with no clear consensus on whether it is a lasting trend or merely a passing fad.
Some comments reflect uncertainty about the future of axe throwing venues, particularly in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on local businesses.
Does the want ad for a target lady say how much she will be paid for the "temporary position".Stephen Tashi said:
Yes, a handful have popped up in Philadelphia in the past few years. It's probably a fad, but it is fun.Stephen Tashi said:
There was a big copyright feud. It was in all of the newspapers. Here is the final resolution, after much money was spent on expensive lawyers...epenguin said:Have Americans learned how to spell 'axe'? Didn't they used to think it was 'ax'? Whathappenedhappened?
"Let's play darts!"Vanadium 50 said:
Dunno, but I'll axe.epenguin said:
Have Brits learned how to spell the past tense of "to learn"?epenguin said: