Monday, August 01, 2005

He's on fire!

This past Sunday, Andrew cleared out some space in the back room and bought the indoor hoop! The progression from messy storage room to cool game room has begun!


We kicked things off with two games of HPAN with me, Andrew, and Hubert. Ayeh's long-distance sharp-shooting helped him win round one, and no one could match my wacky shots in round 2. Hubert could only manage two second-place finishes in the game that was named after him.

Naturally, we followed that up with a game that Andrew and I invented (we really should write a book). Two people shoot at the hoop simultaneously from opposite elbows, and you get points for every shot you make while on fire. As everyone knows, you get on fire by making three shots without your opponent making any in that sequence. Andrew and I were both hitting at a good clip, so it was rare for either of us to let the other get on fire, let alone hit a fourth in a row, but Ayeh finally pulled it off, and we called it quits.

So what's next? I bought the dartboard, Ayeh bought the hoop...Hubert is getting a grasscourt volleyball net...so I guess that makes it Gerald's turn to add to the glorification of our house. What do you have in store for us, Gerald?

11 Comments:

Anonymous gerald said...

i'm currently researching for deals on a large pole...

Monday, August 01, 2005  
Blogger hubert said...

i hate these skill games

can't we just have some games where height is an extreme advantage?

Monday, August 01, 2005  
Blogger Jeremy said...

very jealous. is the construction good? should i get one for myself?

Monday, August 01, 2005  
Blogger Chang Kim said...

The construction is very solid. I put the thing together; it's sturdy.

Monday, August 01, 2005  
Blogger Chang Kim said...

But the electronic sensor isn't great. Misses a few made shots. We just use it for the hoop and leave the electronics turned off.

Monday, August 01, 2005  
Blogger Chang Kim said...

Well, we moved a light into the room, and the sensor works better now, though it still misses the occasional shot.

We added some new games. Free throw contest is pretty standard, but Knockout is crazy. Surprised we haven't broken anything yet. We busted a window in Belmont playing Ice Nuts.

Monday, August 01, 2005  
Anonymous andrew said...

"can't we just have some games where height is an extreme advantage?"

you mean, sports?

Tuesday, August 02, 2005  
Blogger hubert said...

hehe. but they're not real sports; they're just games!

Tuesday, August 02, 2005  
Blogger Chang Kim said...

Seriously, what are you complaining about, you freakishly tall Asian?

Tuesday, August 02, 2005  
Anonymous andrew said...

go buy your volleyball net then.

Tuesday, August 02, 2005  
Anonymous andrew said...

or pick any other sport. height is an advantage in all of them.

Tuesday, August 02, 2005  

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