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== History ==
 
== History ==
While Bombardment is a well-known {{w|List of dodgeball variations|variant of Dodgeball}}, [[Coach Krupt]]'s version may be unique to Springfield Elementary, and Krupt is the first person known to have played it at the school. Bombardment consists of Krupt throwing dodgeballs at high speeds at the children. While the school was preparing for an achievement test, Krupt read test questions to his students, and if they answered incorrectly, he threw dodgeballs at them.<ref>"[[How the Test Was Won]]"</ref>. Coach Krupt seems to enjoy the sport and throws multiple balls at anyone who argues with him about it.
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Bombardment consists of [[Coach Krupt]] throwing dodgeballs at high speeds at the children. While the school was preparing for an achievement test, Krupt read test questions to his students, and if they answered incorrectly, he threw dodgeballs at them.<ref>"[[How the Test Was Won]]"</ref>. Coach Krupt seems to enjoy the sport and throws multiple balls at anyone who argues with him about it.
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== Behind the Laughter ==
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Bombardment is a well-known {{w|List of dodgeball variations|variant of Dodgeball}}. However, Coach Krupt's version of the game is different to the variation.
  
 
== Appearances ==
 
== Appearances ==

Revision as of 10:20, July 26, 2011

Coach Krupt throws the ball at Bart.

Bombardment is a sport played in gym class at Springfield Elementary School.

History

Bombardment consists of Coach Krupt throwing dodgeballs at high speeds at the children. While the school was preparing for an achievement test, Krupt read test questions to his students, and if they answered incorrectly, he threw dodgeballs at them.[1]. Coach Krupt seems to enjoy the sport and throws multiple balls at anyone who argues with him about it.

Behind the Laughter

Bombardment is a well-known variant of Dodgeball. However, Coach Krupt's version of the game is different to the variation.

Appearances

References