Comments on: There’s a Sport Invented Here Called Frescobol http://jedsundwall.com/rio/2005/07/08/theres-a-sport-invented-here-called-frescobol/ Life in Rio de Janeiro, 2005 Mon, 14 Jun 2010 08:14:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Jon http://jedsundwall.com/rio/2005/07/08/theres-a-sport-invented-here-called-frescobol/comment-page-1/#comment-21 Jon Mon, 11 Jul 2005 19:55:23 +0000 http://jedsundwall.com/rio/?p=25#comment-21 If I were Jed in Brazil, I'd be playing Frescoball every afternoon, and I'd be wearing a banana-hammock, and I'd be playing Frescoball with a girl with fake boobs and mesmerizing tan-lines. And then I'd try to get her drunk with ice-cold Brazilian beer. I'd use my blue eyes and sexy american accent to lure her back to my apartment and make her dinner and get her drunker. Then I'd write a story about it and put it on my website for all my friends to read. But that's just what I would do if I were Jed in Brazil, but unfortunately, I'm neither. If I were Jed in Brazil, I’d be playing Frescoball every afternoon, and I’d be wearing a banana-hammock, and I’d be playing Frescoball with a girl with fake boobs and mesmerizing tan-lines. And then I’d try to get her drunk with ice-cold Brazilian beer. I’d use my blue eyes and sexy american accent to lure her back to my apartment and make her dinner and get her drunker. Then I’d write a story about it and put it on my website for all my friends to read.

But that’s just what I would do if I were Jed in Brazil, but unfortunately, I’m neither.

]]> By: Joe http://jedsundwall.com/rio/2005/07/08/theres-a-sport-invented-here-called-frescobol/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Joe Sat, 09 Jul 2005 03:08:56 +0000 http://jedsundwall.com/rio/?p=25#comment-20 Maybe we are immature, but me and guys who sit by me at work have been giggling about "freshballs" for some time. We also briefly discussed "enchendo saco de alguem" which means "filling somebody's sack." It means to bother somebody, or burden them. But when said aloud it makes me giggle. I just told my supervisor to stop filling my sack. I expect I'll be hearing from HR soon. Maybe we are immature, but me and guys who sit by me at work have been giggling about “freshballs” for some time. We also briefly discussed “enchendo saco de alguem” which means “filling somebody’s sack.” It means to bother somebody, or burden them. But when said aloud it makes me giggle. I just told my supervisor to stop filling my sack. I expect I’ll be hearing from HR soon.

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