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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-30-2011 @ 4:17AM
stevemartin said...
the sport may sound silly, people take it pretty seriously, and there are very specific official rules, such as "the use of wind assistance is allowed and, indeed, encouraged. Waiting for a suitable gust, however, is limited to one minute. No artificial or man-made wind is to be used" and "no tampering with the welly shall be allowed. Factory finish only. No silicone polish is to be applied".
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