Avery raids the kid's Christmas show?

[robby denning]

Took my innocent kids to the Luminaria Christmas light show in Salt Lake. Saw this sign and all my kids said "Dad- what does that mean?" I was speechless and was sure Ryan must have planted this ahead of us.

If you comment, keep it PG-13 as they're kids on this site and some are 50 years old!

 

[dotman]

Just proves sometimes hunting is just pure luck

 

[NevadaZielmeister]

In my opinion, this is a prime example of when marketers are completely out of touch with culture. Reminds me of when McDonald's did an ad campaign titled "Hittin' it". I am sure those marketers had no clue what that really meant.

My recommendation: People, get a clue!! Or... get out more.

 

[5MilesBack]

I guess in the south cornhole refers to a game where you toss some bean bags and try and get them through the hole. But I was in church one time and the preacher was talking about an upcoming picnic and mentioned that there would be cornhole for everyone and even a tournament. I just about fell out of my chair.

 

[dotman]

I guess in the south cornhole refers to a game where you toss some bean bags and try and get them through the hole. But I was in church one time and the preacher was talking about an upcoming picnic and mentioned that there would be cornhole for everyone and even a tournament. I just about fell out of my chair.

Hahahahaha!!!!

 

[robby denning]

Ya 5miles I had to look that up. I don't consider myself self gutter-minded, but in the north that's not what cornhole means

 

[Backpack Hunter]

Cornhole is a game as mentioned, there are tournaments held all over hosted by various groups. I've probably heard the term for 10-15yrs and it still cracks me up every time I hear it!

 

[mtnwrunner]

Actually, I thought you were posing WITH Ryan......................

Randy

 

[Ryan Avery]

Actually, I thought you were posing WITH Ryan......................

Randy

Whoa.... simmer down ginger beard, you might catch fire.


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[ReddingArcher]

LOL yeah, its a game I play all the time but still laugh like a 10 year old every time I say it. Seems to me whoever invented the name of the game was either just as dirty minded as most or completely clueless.

 

[Muledeerfanatic]

hippy horse shoes

 

[Travis Bertrand]

Wow!

 

[Hall256]

Yep, big game out here on the East coast...I had never heard of it before being stationed here. Where I grew up corn hole meant something way different...so imagine my surprise when I would meet women in Virginia who would brag about how good at Corn hole they were...LOL

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[robby denning]

Yep, big game out here on the East coast...I had never heard of it before being stationed here. Where I grew up corn hole meant something way different...so imagine my surprise when I would meet women in Virginia who would brag about how good at Corn hole they were...LOL

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busted out laughing when I read that last line!

 

[Slim Jim]

Hahaha A lot of my students build this game in my wood shop. The first time one of them built one I asked "what is this". I cracked up when they told me what it was called. I thought they were f--n with me.

 

[Mad Mountain Mike]

The best I can tell the term corn hole came from the 1800's. You see back in the day the mountain men would come down from the hills in the early fall before the snow would fly. They would bring their furs and any extra bounty they would have from crops they had grown. They would sell their furs and trade their crops for the supplies they'd need for the long winter. Before heading back to the mountains for the long lonely winter they'd sometimes seek the comfort from a lady of the night. If they had cash they got some sweet loving but if all they had was some corn to trade for the company of the call girl well then all they got was what was to become known as the corn ...

 

[maninthemaze]

I'm just a hick from Kentucky and even I get a chuckle when I hear about cornhole games. It's a big fund raising in my home town. Any time there is a charity that needs funding, they have a cornhole tournament. $20 buy in for a team with 50% of the proceeds going to the charity in need.

And banjo music is NOT allowed at cornhole tournaments.

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[5MilesBack]

Robby I love the pic of you there. With that smile I can imagine you still standing there pounding your fist on something laughing uncontrollably even after the camera has been put away. Kind of like the guy in this video 18 seconds in........Funniest Laughing News Bloopers - Best News Anchors Can't Stop Laughing ! - YouTube

 

[robby denning]

Just like that guy FiveMiles! My wife was glaring at me, kids kept asking what it was, but I couldn't stop. Still laughing every time I open this thread. It's good to hear even the guys from the South and East get a chuckle. It's a funny word. Aron said there was a guy on one site with the screen name "cornholio" or something like that.


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[flyinsquirel]

Aron said there was a guy on one site with the screen name "cornholio" or something like that.

That's the old Beavis & Butthead routine. Quite possibly one of the dumbest shows in American TV history.
The Great Cornholio! - YouTube