yeah, strikes feel pretty fantastic. In our league we tend to cheer even more for the older folks like the 83 year old that was on my lane when he gets a strike. It happens!

You are correct. this is indeed me. Much of it stems from the beginning of our league days where I held the title for over 3 months in a row. I was unstoppable and incredibly laid back yet still excelled.

I think a lot of singles sports are like this, especially the slow-paced ones like this and golf. I bet archery or shooting is similar. Oooh, frisbee gold is your jam and I am sure you've had days like

I lived in CM for a few years and only went to Bully Bowl once. That place was so run down that it was clear that the owners or management really didn't care anymore. I'm not surprised that it closed and

Pho is a staple here and I'm glad you enjoyed it. My big problem with Pho is that unless you spice it up yourself with the stuff that they often leave on the table, it is a rather tasteless soup. But I

I was thinking something similar. I am one of those people that resists it as much as I can but they get you anyway. The biometrics being everywhere is something that annoys me. The other day at a hospital

That first picture is absolutely stunning. That's something about middle USA that I miss. Most of my relatives live in surroundings like that and I always took it for granted when I was there. We have

It makes me unhappy to see this. One of the reasons why I kept a government job when I lived in USA was because of the medical benefits... the salary was shit but at certain hospitals and clinics everything

well I wish I could say that I did well, but it seems as though no matter how well versed I am, that I am going to do poorly in the first 3-4 frames of game one while I figure out the oil pattern of the

you mean second from the gutter or second from center? You must either bowl at an angle or have a slight curve right to left then. The cool thing about bowling in that position is that presuming your lanes

it was probably well overdue for those lanes to shut down. They were probably there since the city was founded. The good thing about bowling pin-setters is that the technology is very simplistic and in

it's always nice to see Nadi featured in these things. Thanks

just get it from the library for free bro. I would be doing that for everything if I lived where you do.

everyone I saw at that game was behaving themselves and that seemed so odd to me (and nice as well) because where I come from people go out of their way to make the opposing team and their fans feel

You must know considerably more about cars than I do. I had to look up the A2.0 and I see those around town every now and then. Definitely a sharp looking car.

that's terrible. I know quite a few people that counted on this exchange. I guess they are off to somewhere else now.

I don't know a great deal about cats but I think these "grumpy face" cats are all the rage now and are designer cats of sorts. So i guess the logical next step is to make them look as silly as

the tacos were terrible... some of the worst I have ever had lol

The only NRL game I have ever seen in person was the Broncos. It was a final or something and the Broncos lost to I think it was the Dragons. The home crowd didn't seem to fussed about it and would applaud

This was one of the last games that I actually played a lot. The GameCube had just been released right before I left the states and it was the last console that I played with regularity. Unfortunately