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The onomonopia I hear is PONK
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Poink
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Pthonk: n, the sound made by a unique combination of a nosebleed and shame. Often heard in rapid succession.
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I struggled for a while trying to think how to type it. Donk was my first one to go to but it didn't evoke that hollow part of the noise when it hits you
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*PWOMM*
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A trackpoint to sit on. Lovely Thinkpad merch!
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I got a refurb Thinkpad T495s at a business sale, and I was astonished to realize they still have the nipple mouse
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And 3 mouse buttons! Perfect for X11.
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I absolutely love the nipple. I wish more keyboards had it. I have a decent mouse, however if I had a reasonably priced mechanical keyboard with a nipple it would be brilliant.
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Is this an american thing
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It reminds me of a game called "Völkerball" we have here in Germany. I suppose that is our equivalent to dodge ball, which I think this is in reference to.
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I need to fresh up some memories here. Have you played it only after sports classes "just for fun" and have you played it with a so called "medicine ball" which made like this sound when hitting someone on the tighs or stomach: "PHHTHUMPBUMP" where the last BUMP is from the echo the impact made through the sports hall? All I know is I hated it the same as being a keeper in handball.
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I'd say that if it was a bullet...
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They're for dodgeball, so that's basically what they are. We play dodgeball to prepare us for the rest of the day dodging bullets.
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PANG
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Thats the correct onomatopoeia!
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"Thonk" was more like what the foam ones did. These were more of a "Poinnng" with hard attack on the P.
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To my ears they go kinda peemph
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I'd write thampf
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When it hit you in the face, it's more of a "ping"...
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I only know the noise of one bouncing off a small kid's face.
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And that small kid was me.
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POOMF
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amiga ball is what i hear
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Thoink*
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Came here to onomatopoeia this.
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P'TONG
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haha shit that brings back memories
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idk what that is
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Dodgeball
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There is no way I can accurately convey the sound these balls make in text or even vocally. It's that unique.
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It's a ball... Is this something American again?
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Ultraballer
