I won't bore you with the details as the story is fairly common. Briefly, NAPFS was an idea conceived a few years back on a day that included one man, a zonkey, an unknown quantity of gin, a senator, several children, a bookmobile, and a monocle.
The concept is fairly simple. As described in the title, this is a sport. The object of the game, like many, is to earn the most points in a given time.
Points are earned by attending various organized demonstrations and protesting for something ranging from 'loosely affiliated' to 'perversely different' than the subject of the rally.
Here's an example: A large company is polluting the environment. Members of the community assemble outside of the company to show their displeasure. You show up as well with a sign entitled "Dogs Are People Too!"
Point values are based on various levels of accomplishment brief examples include:
Due to the potential of lewdness, belligerency, etc. the most important thing one must remember is this is a gentleman's game. Shock value is rarely creative and is reflected as such in the scoring system.
"This sounds great! Can I join?"
No.
"This sounds really stupid, can I join?"
Probably not.
"Though I defend your right to form such organizations, many people protest for good reason. This really doesn't sit well with me. Can I join NAPFS with the intent of protesting your next gathering?"
Yes! We would love to have you, and depending on the form of protest you could score some decent points.
If the site is working, more detailed information can be found at NAPFS.com. If the site is still out of order, feel free to begin practicing on your own.