A Game Of Ping Pong Comments

Enjoyed the humour.

I feel sorry for the ball it gets battery every time....

Interesting piece. Humour, yes. Your words go beyond the game. Touches life

Bravo My friend Asim Bravo! ! ! ! !

Excellent representation.... thank u... friend....

Amazingly humorous. Very entertaining. A great read!

(cont.) ...and 'pong' equates to the sound of the bounce on the table.' I like (a lot) the rhyming, but I applaud Asim for not 'forcing' a rhyme for his last 2 lines. bri : )

Though it is excluded from official terminology, this name is very popular today. It notably originates from the onomatopoeic sound of the ball that appeared in the Far East in 1884: 'ping' is imitative of the sound of a bat striking a ball...(cont.)

Asim, my Japanese wife, a U.S. citizen for years, was just recalling her success playing ping pong in her Japanese high school days. Now she is thinking of playing again; shall I put a pan on her head?

If I could just get 'into the swing of things' I might find this poem MORE humorous than I first thought it was/is. **** stars. bri : )

Is there a story behind this story? ? Is there these days a real 'table tennis' player named Pong and another named Ping? ? Are they (if they exist) Chinese, Japanese, 'American', or...? ?

Very interesting poem on the small ball Ping-Pong. So nicely crafted. Thanks.