There are no mild sports on Australia

[Chris James]

Fans going crazy, smashing up the furniture, punching one another...this we expect at football games around the world. (that would be soccer to those of us in the new world) But darts?

http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/more-sports/darts-tournament-devolves-into-massive-brawl/ar-AA80QDc?ocid=LENDHP

Time to ban alcohol at sporting events, but then who would attend?

[Merkin]

Hence the expression 'tough darts.'

[Cole Parker]

Is that an expression? I've never heard that. Tough luck. Tough tittlies. Tough nut to crack. But not tough darts. You must had attended rougher bars than I did.

C

[Merkin]

Right. I didn't grow up in a near-beer state.

[colinian]

Is that an expression? I've never heard that. Tough luck. Tough tittlies. Tough nut to crack. But not tough darts. You must had attended rougher bars than I did.

C

I've never heard of Tough tittlies. I've always heard it as Tough titties. According to Urban Dictionary: Short version of the phrase "'Tough titty', said the kitty, when the milk went dry."

Colin

[Cole Parker]

Tough tittlies. I did write that, didn't I. I wonder if a tittly is any relation to the tiddly of tiddlywinks fame? Probably a second cousin once removed.

[JamesSavik]

I would think track would be huge in Australia- just to get away from these monsters.

I'm betting there are some absolutely blazing Aussie sprinters.

[DesDownunder]

If you don't bite them, they generally don't bite you.