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    Steve Sailer‏ @Steve_Sailer Jun 2

    Will racquetball ever make a comeback? A racquetball court is kind of a sensory-deprivation tank with weird sci-fi sounds. It’s kind of like playing 3-d Pong. Maybe the rise of Pong, the first video game, made racquetball seem cool in the 1970s? http://www.unz.com/isteve/will-racketball-ever-come-back/ …pic.twitter.com/2W7kt7k6jX

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      2. Thomas The Wank Engine‏ @W4nk_3ngine Jun 2
        Replying to @Steve_Sailer

        At my alma mater, our athletic director always bemoaned the fact that you could instantly tell our massive campus athletic center was built circa 1988 because it gave over 50,000 sqft to nearly a dozen squash/racquetball courts and had only ~5,000 sqft for cardio equipment.

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      3. Thomas The Wank Engine‏ @W4nk_3ngine Jun 2
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        They were the fancy glass-walled ones, too, with spectator seating and everything. Meanwhile, the satellite gyms in the dorms had more space for arcs/ellipticals/treadmills/bikes. The weight rooms were nice, though. I guess we could thank Pumping Iron, etc for that.

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      1. Sherman McCoy‏ @Waspergers Jun 2
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        The sci-fi angle explains why racquetball is so disproportionately popular with computer science professors

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      1. The Hand and Foot‏ @VeryJonesVery Jun 2
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        My dad played racquetball, which I know because I used his racket to launch rocks across the neighborhood. There was a giant recreational facility on an Indian reservation near my house, and they had racquetball courts that were usually busy. This was in the 90s.

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