Cardboard Tube Fighting League

The legendary Cardboard Tube Fighting League is coming to San Francisco and they have organized a tournament for Sunday, October 28th at Justin Herman Plaza.

The CTFL was created out of a desperate need to better train and arm citizens with cardboard tubes. While many speculate that our fore fathers, when drafting the constitution, originally intended the fourth amendment to refer to fire arms, there is now a small group of non-academics who believe that they were more likely referring to elite militias of card board tube wielding ninjas. While this training often takes place during childhood, it is discarded by adults who remain uneducated about the importance of such practices. The goal of the CTFL is to provide organized cardboard tube based events that help spread cardboard awareness.

Cardboard Tube Fighting League

Cardboard Tube Fighting League

Photos of previous tournaments can be found in the CTFL Flickr Pool. For more info, check out the CTFL website and the CTFL Yahoo Group.

Here’s coverage of a CTFL Tournament in Seattle from Randy Eng of King5 News.

Maybe the Cardboard Robots should show up and make things really interesting.

photo credit: Espressobuzz

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Jason October 4, 2007 at 12:49 pm

Hey, it’s a hipster LARP.

RamZ October 4, 2007 at 12:49 pm

This is great, I hope they recycle.

Robert October 4, 2007 at 1:38 pm

You better beleive we recycle… to the extreme.

Rex Hammock October 4, 2007 at 1:51 pm

This is the kind of important stuff that makes Laughing Squid my first read of the day.

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