Do they practice catch and release? If not do they have a fishing contest or a cook out after the event. How do you cook worms? Does the ASPCA monitor this event to make sure no worms get hurt? Do you think this will become an Olympic sport? Never again do I want to see anyone question if auto racing is a sport.
Racing isn't a sport! It's a bunch of guys (and a few women) driving at breakneck speeds while bumping each other -- all in a vain attempt to be "first." I see that everyday on the way to work. Just kidding cb900, I'm a kidder. I didn't think worm charming was a sport either, but it is a competition. It does seem to take a certain amount of skill, patience, planning, judging, and luck. People actually watch it and cheer on their favorites Sounds not much different than football. Again kidding. Put down those pitchforks.
Ooops, got the 2004 winner by accident. Well, thank God for that. Another front page spoiler would've ruined my whole damn week.
I knew you were all dying to know the results for this year so I emailed the organiser. RESULTS! Winners of total numbers of worms charmed :- Plot No 13.Geoff & Davina Sandburg 127 worms. Winners of Heaviest Worm Charmed:- Plot No 47 Jordan & Darren Long assisted by Ellie Cooke 4.3 grams. Mike Forster. Chief Wormer
Chief Wormer Not to be confused with Dean Wormer.
Fat, drunk and worm charming is no way to go through life, son.
