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Quinnminton
A variation of badminton, in which players must try and pull of quashes to score against opponents. The challenge is to avoid "Pulling a Matt". Invented in 2007 to try and liven up the traditional rules of badminton. Other differences are that the birdie is only out if landing in the 'out' area of Quinn's (or his team's) side, the entire opposite side of the court is completely open. The scoring system of Quinnminton varies per game.
"Hey Pat, want to go play some Quinnminton!"
"Ok, just hope I don't pull a Matt!"
"Quash! Another point for us!"
"But it went out"
"Ya on YOUR side, so it doesn't matter....haven't you ever played Quinnminton?"
"Ok, just hope I don't pull a Matt!"
"Quash! Another point for us!"
"But it went out"
"Ya on YOUR side, so it doesn't matter....haven't you ever played Quinnminton?"
Quinnminton by Pat27 May 14, 2008
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