these people obviously have no idea . . .

[OneBlueSky]

that "cornholing" has an entirely different meaning in certain circles . . .

http://www.usbankarena.com/event_data.php?event=00021

[Deja Q]

1. LOL!

Thanks for the "clean" version!

:D

[bleedingheart]

2. oh that is too funny...

[Dookus]

3. damn..

I hate when people take a perfectly dirt word and turn it into something nice. Another sign of the decay of the english language.

[Philostopher]

4. I suspected it was Cincinnati.

Driving out one of the main access highways into the rural county where my mom lives, I keep seeing handpainted signs along the side of the highway "scheduled cornhole events, call xxx-xxxx" -- I figured it was some kind of pseudo-sport.

Hubby and I laugh about it -- "Geez, they used to keep that stuff a big secret, around here!" -- especially since I grew up knowing what that meant, which means the people who are doing this actually must know the traditional meaning of cornhole.

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

5. I had no idea it was a spectator sport in Ohio.... well leave it to

the damn buckeyes.

[neebob]

6. What a coincidence it's in Cincinnati

The psychopathic scumbag who nearly ruined me a few years ago - who, in addition to being a runaway husband, deadbeat dad, and convicted felon, had a nasty habit of picking up guys in public parks and bathrooms - is from there. He'll be disappointed to learn it's just a beanbag toss.