Seeing as I have recently been trying to cajole friends into joining me for a spot of Paintball for my 18th, we came to talking about our first times playing, I thought I would share some of my stories (most quite funny at my expense) & see what everyone elses first time at PB was like.
The first game I ever played I was hiding behind a log with a friend, pinned down, figured I'd take a look & just peeked over the top, no more than 3 inches showing, I got a paintball to the face, & the shock of it left me lying on the ground looking at my yellow splattered visor.
The second time I got shot, I was running, they caught me in that little bit behind your knee, & yes, I fell right over & ate mud, the damn thing had spazed out my leg!
A friend of mine was playing & turned his head, leaving his neck exposed, a paintball left him with a 3 inch long, 2 cm wide red mark of tender skin, that persisted for 3 months.
Another friend got hit at close range so much, when he tried to lift his t-shirt, it took 2 people helping, to stop it from hurting, the 9 bruises on his back were each the size of a tennis ball.
Those are some of my favs, there was another friendly fire incident, that was laughable, but I'll leave that for later.
Just curious to see if anyone has any stories of their own
The first game I ever played I was hiding behind a log with a friend, pinned down, figured I'd take a look & just peeked over the top, no more than 3 inches showing, I got a paintball to the face, & the shock of it left me lying on the ground looking at my yellow splattered visor.
The second time I got shot, I was running, they caught me in that little bit behind your knee, & yes, I fell right over & ate mud, the damn thing had spazed out my leg!
A friend of mine was playing & turned his head, leaving his neck exposed, a paintball left him with a 3 inch long, 2 cm wide red mark of tender skin, that persisted for 3 months.
Another friend got hit at close range so much, when he tried to lift his t-shirt, it took 2 people helping, to stop it from hurting, the 9 bruises on his back were each the size of a tennis ball.
Those are some of my favs, there was another friendly fire incident, that was laughable, but I'll leave that for later.
Just curious to see if anyone has any stories of their own