This game single handedly had me borrowing pencils all school year

[newworldafro]

Anyone play paper football or quarter hockey?

I matured from rubber band weaponry and pencil sparring to triangle football by middle school.

 

[YaFingerDealMe]

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

Never did this with pencils

Definitely did that shyt with those plastic spoork spoons tho

My shyt never won

 

[☃ ೋ]

Wtf is this struggle shyt. Never seen anyone do this in my life.

 

[shutterguy]

 

[NinoBrown]

I remeber taking the eraser out and squeezing the metal part together to form that battle axe

One hitter quitters with the flick of the wrist

We'd have mods in this game, we'd add tin foil, batteries, paper clips, rubber bands, all around the pencil or eraser section to essentially completely crack anything not a Ticonderoga or Mirado in one shot.

The game so out of control we were stealing pencils from the teacher's supply closets and leaving a broken pencil graveyard in the back of Homeroom...

And when a kid came in the arena with a basic Dixon yellow #2 pencil and squared up with a battle tested vet and the noob gets vanguished in one hit, it was a thing of beauty...

My one shot, one kill technique was about making the hand, wrist, and pencil function as one unit to follow through the strike like a samurai sword...

You knew things got real where each hit got a response like this:
First Exchange: (No damage)
Crowd:

Second Exchange: (Slight crack and damage)
Crowd:

Third Exchange: (Lead is showing)
Crowd:

Fourth Exchange: (One swipe away from destruction)
Crowd:
Final Exhange: (Pencil gets broken, defeated player throws executed remains to the bushes)
Crowd Reaction:





Teacher Response:

 

[Kornball The Conqueror]

Never did this with pencils

Definitely did that shyt with those plastic spoork spoons tho

My shyt never won

c00n

 

[klientel]

Damn we used to do this everyday. I used to like the pencils with the softer wood that could bend a bit. I could hit much harder with those. But they were weak as fukk...one hit and they were done.

 

[shutterguy]

We'd have mods in this game, we'd add tin foil, batteries, paper clips, rubber bands, all around the pencil or eraser section to essentially completely crack anything not a Ticonderoga or Mirado in one shot.

The game so out of control we were stealing pencils from the teacher's supply closets and leaving a broken pencil graveyard in the back of Homeroom...

And when a kid came in the arena with a basic Dixon yellow #2 pencil and squared up with a battle tested vet and the noob gets vanguished in one hit, it was a thing of beauty...

My one shot, one kill technique was about making the hand, wrist, and pencil function as one unit to follow through the strike like a samurai sword...

You knew things got real where each hit got a response like this:
First Exchange: (No damage)
Crowd:

Second Exchange: (Slight crack and damage)
Crowd:

Third Exchange: (Lead is showing)
Crowd:

Fourth Exchange: (One swipe away from destruction)
Crowd:
Final Exhange: (Pencil gets broken, defeated player throws executed remains to the bushes)
Crowd Reaction:





Teacher Response:

reactions and wording exactly how it went down!!

 

[WaveWhisperer]

When they missed the pencil and hit your knuckle.

 

[mannyrs13]

This and spoon pop use to drive the school faculty insane.

Used to play this back in elementary school. I remember the spoon one but I think we were using sporks back then, don't remember. Used to play both on the bus the whole ride home.

 

[Verbal Kint]

They used to give nikkas detention if the bus driver saw you with a pencil. There were so many broken pencils on the busses that the drivers started complaining and the made announcements about it every day for like a week in middle school .

 

[Clayton Endicott]

shyt got so bad when I was in jr high that the principal said anybody that got caught playing pencils was getting

 

[Clayton Endicott]

You were done for if you played with one those wack ass soft lead pencils

 

[The Exchanges]

Crazy there were Tier lists for pencils.