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I have also gone to Portugal before, and I have been all over the US. I have also been where many are not allowed, in the CIA base it's a long story and far more to do with my family than myself. I have also been to the Pentagon, but only barely in the gate as a little girl with a babysitter and certainly not allowed inside the building itself. But I was in the gate, and that is the Pentagon technically for what it's worth. I have also canoed through the everglades before. I have seen wild moneys, parrots, alligators, bears, boars, eagles, owls, I swam with a shark and have seen multiple, dolphins, whales, manatees, sea horses, angelfish and many more. Hilariously enough rats are still my favorite. I have lived in a resort in Waikiki without my parents independently at the age of 18 Shortly after my birthday while still in high school with an ocean view right there on the strip, despite being a broke teenager and ate at red lobster quite often. and I have been briefly semi-famous and I have met sam pepper, ice Poseidon, ect and worked with them briefly.

I have ridden in a helicopter my god how could I forget, and I have gone ziplining so high everyone looked like little ants. I have ridden in a submarine.

My life has been very odd. 

Peach mentioned money. My friend money is wonderful, but from when I was broke I will tell you there are many many ways to travel and have many experiences with a bit of outside the box thinking, luck, gumption, insanity and sheer will. 

 But if course my greatest adventure is my insane, lunatic adventure of marrying someone right here on sc. 

And that insane, beautiful amazing lifelong adventure, is my adventure with br. My beautiful amazing husband. ❤️

Oh, cool. I didn't know that. I think people tend to underestimate you because you have autism. It's a bit discriminatory, but it's how it is.

I've competed in one sports at the world level, I won't tell which sport. Made it to the world cup once in 2010 and I was definitely the best in my country at the time, by a large margin. My father was the national judo champion for 8 consecutive years and he introduced me to a lot of sports ever since I was a kid, and I basically wanted to beat his record, which I think I did, albeit not in judo, and my peak didn't last 8 years. Now I haven't been active for a long time and I'm less athletic.

Still, how about the rest of the sportiness, Delora:

1. Ambition (it's important to be ambitious and to have motivation)

2. Knowledge of sports (it's important to know what the rules are)
3. Success in sports (how you have fared so far)
4. Hemoglobin levels (these are important for oxygen)
5. Doping chances
6. Ability to work the system
7. Ability to capture balls
8. Intelligence
9. EQ
10. Success in other areas of life
11. Money (how can you travel if you don't have money)

How are your hemoblobin levels, doping chances, and ability to capture balls?

AppleGenius said: 

PastelPink said: 

1. Ambition (it's important to be ambitious and to have motivation)

2. Knowledge of sports (it's important to know what the rules are)
3. Success in sports (how you have fared so far)
4. Hemoglobin levels (these are important for oxygen)
5. Doping chances
6. Ability to work the system
7. Ability to capture balls
8. Intelligence
9. EQ
10. Success in other areas of life
11. Money (how can you travel if you don't have money)

How is athleticism not one of the criteria? I disagree that the list you have created correlates to "sportiness".

Well, it is one aspect of sportiness.

So what part do you think does not correlate with sportiness?

Hemoglobin levels? If you had two copies of Usain Bolt and one had very high hemoglobin and one had very low hemoblogin, which one would win in a 100m dash?

How about EQ? If you had two copies of Usain Bolt, one had low EQ, and one had high EQ, which one do you think would end up getting more opportunities to advance in sports?

How about money? Do you think Usain Bolt with less resources would be better than Usain Bolt with more resources, better equipment, better coach, better everything, would win?

They all correlate.

 

Turncoat said: 

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I'm more wondering about why Good is both 4th and 9th place.

No I was using "sporty" in the context of being good at sports.

Good is both 4th and 9th place because he is sometimes very good at sometimes very bad at sports.

 Alice is the least sporty person I've ever met other than myself, and you somehow have us in the middle of the list. Yes she is intelligent, ambitious, and some other factors on your list, but sporty is a pretty inaccurate description for a person with those elements and none of the elements related to actually playing/ knowing sports

Maybe it is a translation issue. In the US sporty means a person who really really likes playing and/ or watching sports. e.i: jocks.

PastelPink said: 

Alice is the least sporty person I've never met other than myself, and you somehow have us in the middle of the list. Yes she is intelligent, ambitious, and some other factors on your list, but sporty is a pretty shite description for a person with those elements and not any of the elements related to actually playing/ knowing sports

I also have Jabba the hutt as the 2nd entry. Surely you would at least agree that Jabba the hutt is more sporty than Usain Bolt?

I thought Alice did MMA and basically was actively knocking men +50kg larger than her with her trademark hook? Wasn't she doing combat sports?

AppleGenius said: 

PastelPink said: 

Alice is the least sporty person I've never met other than myself, and you somehow have us in the middle of the list. Yes she is intelligent, ambitious, and some other factors on your list, but sporty is a pretty shite description for a person with those elements and not any of the elements related to actually playing/ knowing sports

Well I also have Jabba the hutt as the 2nd entry. Would you dispute that Jabba the hutt is more sporty than Usain Bolt, who is second-to-last on that list?

 oh it's satire. Didn't read the list beyond myself.

I think to make an actual ranking of sportiness the criteria should be weighted. Things like knowing sports, being good at them should increase s persons sportiness more than their Intelligence.

PastelPink said: 

AppleGenius said: 

PastelPink said: 

Alice is the least sporty person I've never met other than myself, and you somehow have us in the middle of the list. Yes she is intelligent, ambitious, and some other factors on your list, but sporty is a pretty shite description for a person with those elements and not any of the elements related to actually playing/ knowing sports

Well I also have Jabba the hutt as the 2nd entry. Would you dispute that Jabba the hutt is more sporty than Usain Bolt, who is second-to-last on that list?

 oh it's satire. Didn't read the list beyond myself.

 

I think to make an actual ranking of sportiness the criteria should be weighted. Things like knowing sports, being good at them should increase s persons sportiness more than their Intelligence.

Yeah, the post was inspired by that rank-SC-smartest-members topic where people were going all "yeah EQ and street smarts" and then ranking like the least intellectual SC members as like equals with Albert Einstein.

So how would you rank the sportiness of the members here, for real?