Dodgeball. Is. Back. For. Good.
A couple of years ago I played in, and reluctantly (I’d just been dumped, as was trying to feel sorry for myself) MC’d The Onion‘s Dodgeball Tournament in downtown Boulder’s goh-jus North Boulder Park. Two years later, despite my lackluster mc’ing, dodgeball continues to win the hears of hipsters (and, as always, children) everywhere.
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