Boomerang World Championship | Trans World Sport

One from the archive! A throwback to 2004 when we travelled to France for the Boomerang World Championship. Traditionally associated with Australia, Boomerangs are believed to be a modern adaptation of the 'non-returning throw stick', or Kylie, used by Aborigines over 10,000 years ago. Both varieties of stick have even been found in King Tutankhamun's tomb in Egypt.
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[@73macrino]

Very cool. I have a boomerang that was given to me from some folks that went to Australia maybe 40 years ago. On the back it says it was made by Aborigines in some kind of ink of some sort.

[@BlueSoulTiger]

"My boomerang won't come back"

[@opeltheartist]

"The most olympic sport you can imagine" I think that was translated well 😂

[@claudorolaz8441]

Hello Rogers grand plaisir de te voir espere que tous bien salutations depuis la suisse claudo

[@Cmaxutube]

what idiotic camera work. how about a wide shot to see the thing fly.

[@RandyMcFarland]

Pan out too much and it's difficult to see the boomerang...

[@unclebobfoldsmoreplanes5543]

Didn't you allow left-handed people in? I didn't see a single left-hander in any of the group shots.

[@bariizo8329]

Roger Perry 0:55 is a left handed thrower. For left-handed throwers, their boomerangs are mirrored versions of right-handed boomerangs, and fly clockwise instead of counterclockwise.

[@boyeagiselias1025]

2fast 4 me.

[@LCFCV9]

Dweebs 😂