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Originally Posted by Tentenths
Mark
What a life insurance underwriter classifies as a dangerous sport is not necessarily the same as, say, a sickness or travel insurer's definition. Moreover, attitudes towards certain sports also vary from company to company, even within the same class of business. Can you be more specific about the type of insurance you're enquiring about? Also an idea of the sport(s) that you're either already involved in - or are likely to be involved in - would be helpful. Company sick pay is a discresionary benefit, and the company reserves the right to pay out basically.... a variety of reasons can be quoted however one of which is that if the injury was as a result of taking part in a dangerous sport. Therefore the question ~ what is deemed a "dangerous sport". I would consider sky diving etc dangerous.... but my form of motorsport not really dangerous... potential risk I suppose but I've been injured a lot more in Mountain Biking incidents !!! oh yeah and mountain biking.... |
Originally Posted by Tiggs
if a fat bloke plays football is it not a sport????
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Originally Posted by darts_aint_sport
The game of football is a sport. Regardless of if you are doing it well. If you play football doesn't automatically make you a sportsman, but you are partaking in a sport nonetheless.
Err.. you think there's more to it than that? Anyway all this is beside the point of the original issue, whether you believe it or not it's NOT a sport, and I have proved it. Thankyou. ....I'm afraid there IS a LOT more to darts than just throwing it and hoping. That merely shows ignorance on your part. Even people that don't watch/like darts can appreciate how much practise is required. |
IIRC it was Ernest Hemingway who said there are only two sports, motor racing and bullfighting. The rest are just games.
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