I've decided to introduce a topic that may enrage some people.
But it's important that we as a society talk about such things.
So go ahead and give your honest opinion.
Remember, everyone's entitled to their opinion, so no name calling or flaming or threatening to get one another kicked off Mixi.
Let's just speak about this openly and honestly.
Okay, here's the topic.
Bowling is fun, fun for the entire family.
Let the rage begin.
But it's important that we as a society talk about such things.
So go ahead and give your honest opinion.
Remember, everyone's entitled to their opinion, so no name calling or flaming or threatening to get one another kicked off Mixi.
Let's just speak about this openly and honestly.
Okay, here's the topic.
Bowling is fun, fun for the entire family.
Let the rage begin.
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People who bowl are half-wits! They always take more than
15 items through the express checkout at the supermarket,
I've even seen them taking shopping trolleys through when
it should be hand-baskets only.
They sit in their hybrid cars with the windows down and
Jethro Tull blasting out as they cruise looking for chicks....
well maybe they're looking for chooks.
I think we should put a similar tax on bowling balls as we do
on other dangerous goods like tobacco and alcohol.
15 items through the express checkout at the supermarket,
I've even seen them taking shopping trolleys through when
it should be hand-baskets only.
They sit in their hybrid cars with the windows down and
Jethro Tull blasting out as they cruise looking for chicks....
well maybe they're looking for chooks.
I think we should put a similar tax on bowling balls as we do
on other dangerous goods like tobacco and alcohol.
I remember going bowling in Philippines...
The ball was the size of a grapefruit and you got 3 shots at the pins.
But that wasn't the strangest part; right above the pins, you could see a pair of feet dangling from behind a wall with 2 eye-holes. After you threw the ball, a pre-teen kid (owner of the previously-mentioned dangling feet) would drop to the floor, quickly re-set the pins, then jump back up into the seat above the pins behind the wall with the eye-holes and wait until you threw the ball again.
So obviously, bowling perpetuates forced child-labor in developing countries.
Evil, evil bowling...
The ball was the size of a grapefruit and you got 3 shots at the pins.
But that wasn't the strangest part; right above the pins, you could see a pair of feet dangling from behind a wall with 2 eye-holes. After you threw the ball, a pre-teen kid (owner of the previously-mentioned dangling feet) would drop to the floor, quickly re-set the pins, then jump back up into the seat above the pins behind the wall with the eye-holes and wait until you threw the ball again.
So obviously, bowling perpetuates forced child-labor in developing countries.
Evil, evil bowling...
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