A little paint, a trash can, and the "Hacktivism" of Florian Rivière is apparently all it takes to bring play back to city life. Well, at one some small part of a city.

It's called Funball. It's from Norway.

It's played with bodyzorbies. They're from Slovakia.

Behold the video .

I can say no more.

Except thanks to Myrna Hoffman of Ooz & Oz for finding this for me, and restoring my hope for the future of sports.

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Since we first visited Trangleball, some eight years ago, two things have changed: the sport has been far more widely adopted, and the equipment has become more refined. The sport is being played in summer camps, on college campuses and in high school gyms, in backyards and beaches. The equipment is now made of heavy duty plastic. It is completely weatherproof - as home on the sand or lawn as in a gym. It's also easier to set-up and tear-down, the three triangles secured to each other by plastic bolts and wing nuts.