Dart Boards Would throwing knifes wreck a dart board?
If they would, what would be a good alternative to using a dart board? Obviously something like a wooden fence would be good, but I'd be a bit unsure about this, especially as a beginner (I have neighbours). Thanks.
yeah Helmstock you're right, it is knives, I realized afterwards. I initially had it worded differently that's why I didn't use the plural. You didn't need to post it on here, it neither answered my question nor did it help me in anyway.
Yes, they will, especially a bristle type of board. The best and cheapest thing to use is a piece of sawn off log, about 24 inches across. It doesn't have to be very thick, about 4 inches or so would last a long time. If you see anyone in your area cutting down any trees, ask them if they would saw you off a slice like described above. Failing this, ask at the lumber yard for a large piece of scrap pine.
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Dart Board Games
The most common dart board design is that of a clock which is circular in shape, has a circle inscribed on it with twenty segments with the numbers one to twenty mentioned on them in a random fashion which actually has an underlying pattern. The bull’s eye is the small black circle in the centre.
The two most common games are 501 and 301.In 501 a player starts with 501 points and has to reduce it to zero. Each player has to throw three darts and whatever he scores is deducted from the initial 501 points. The bull’s eye fetches 50 points, the outer rings 25 each etc. The player who first achieves the zero point is the winner. However the game can end only with a throw that lands in the double or bulls eye.301 is also played in the same way except that it starts with 301 points instead of 501.Another popular dart game is "Around the Clock". Here, each player throws 3 darts and has to throw a dart in every segment beginning right from 1 to 20 and has to finish with the 25 and bull’s-eye. Players must start with 1 and cannot move to the next number till such time a dart has been thrown at the next target .The first player who hits all the targets and finally reaches the bull’s-eye wins the game.
Another common game is the cricket where two players toss a coin to see who would bat and who would be bowling. The batting player starts and tries at all turns scoring as many points as possible. The standard 501 scoring system is used. When the batting player scores more than 40 points in one go, the number of points more than 40 is added to the player's score. Less than 40 the batting player scores nothing. The opposing player is considered to be the bowler and this player only aims the bull’s-eye. The bowler gets 2 wickets if he hits the bull’s-eye and 1 wicket for the 25 scorer ring. Players take turns until the bowling player throws a dart that scores the 10th wicket. After that the roles are interchanged and the other player has an innings of batting to do. This game ends when both players have played two innings each and the player with the higher score wins the match.
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I pass Fox and the Hound (75 and Campbell) every day. I suppose I could stop once in a while to see if I recognize anything familiar. Do they still have Dart Boards there?
artwest – you may be right – I am a great admirer of Richard Curtis’ writing, and loth to believe such a mind capable of buying into CAGW. Perhaps I have a case of confirmatory bias…You rightly state that British humour is “anti-establishment, pricking pomposity and undermining authority figures and received wisdom……If ever the protagonist has privilege and power then they are almost invariably a figure of fun.” And I have to say these are exactly what I found in No Pressure. The CAGW mob ARE today’s establishment, they DO set themselves up as (and have achieved considerable real) authority and the holders of received wisdom, and the film (whether or not Curtis intended it) makes them look absurd. Even the title – “no pressure” is a colloquial shorthand used by the mealy-mouthed for “you must do as I say, but you will never be able to say that I forced you to” – reeks of parody to me.Where I slightly disagree is in ” It has as it’s (anti-) heroes the non-conformist, the outsider, the underdog, the loser striving for dreams which will never be realised.” This, IMO, is far more a hallmark of American, rather than British humour. In Blackadder, for instance, Baldrick is forever downtrodden, and while he gets the odd wry laugh at his master’s expense, he never actually triumphs. Incidentally, one Blackadder ep has an uncomplaining Baldrick’s groin area being used by Blackadder as a darts board – may I assure Smokey and others jumping down David Gould’s throat (give it up Dave, they just don’t get it) that the fact that I found the scene gloriously funny does not imply that I approve of people using their manservant’s groin areas as dart boards, still less that encourage the practice?
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I pass Fox and the Hound (75 and Campbell) every day. I suppose I could stop once in a while to see if I recognize anything familiar. Do they still have Dart Boards there?
TomFP
artwest – you may be right – I am a great admirer of Richard Curtis’ writing, and loth to believe such a mind capable of buying into CAGW. Perhaps I have a case of confirmatory bias…You rightly state that British humour is “anti-establishment, pricking pomposity and undermining authority figures and received wisdom……If ever the protagonist has privilege and power then they are almost invariably a figure of fun.” And I have to say these are exactly what I found in No Pressure. The CAGW mob ARE today’s establishment, they DO set themselves up as (and have achieved considerable real) authority and the holders of received wisdom, and the film (whether or not Curtis intended it) makes them look absurd. Even the title – “no pressure” is a colloquial shorthand used by the mealy-mouthed for “you must do as I say, but you will never be able to say that I forced you to” – reeks of parody to me.Where I slightly disagree is in ” It has as it’s (anti-) heroes the non-conformist, the outsider, the underdog, the loser striving for dreams which will never be realised.” This, IMO, is far more a hallmark of American, rather than British humour. In Blackadder, for instance, Baldrick is forever downtrodden, and while he gets the odd wry laugh at his master’s expense, he never actually triumphs. Incidentally, one Blackadder ep has an uncomplaining Baldrick’s groin area being used by Blackadder as a darts board – may I assure Smokey and others jumping down David Gould’s throat (give it up Dave, they just don’t get it) that the fact that I found the scene gloriously funny does not imply that I approve of people using their manservant’s groin areas as dart boards, still less that encourage the practice?
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it must suck to get outsmarted by a duck…