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Quite a find under the porch! Maybe there is some hope that there are 150 Dunhills hidden in my walls.
Quite a find under the porch! Maybe there is some hope that there are 150 Dunhills hidden in my walls.
For bowling pins?Maybe there is some hope that there are 150 Dunhills hidden in my walls.
The same thing that drives a man to store 150 bowling balls under his porch: boredom. Or mental insanity. The key to life in my opinion is to be able to curb the former before it transforms into the latter. Most people can't. The entire profession of psychiatry depends on this very fact.Mike, how in earth do you find all of these crazy stories?
I’m still waiting for the headline “Canadian pipe smoker attacked by raccoon while retrieving corn cob from roof”The same thing that drives a man to store 150 bowling balls under his porch: boredom. Or mental insanity. The key to life in my opinion is to be able to curb the former before it transforms into the latter. Most people can't. The entire profession of psychiatry depends on this very fact.
Wow, give me a Sav and a bowl of C&D Opening Night, and I can almost sound like I know what I'm talking about...
No not all.And amusing story for sure but I imagine it is kind of a pain in the butt to get rid of them.
Mike, how in earth do you find all of these crazy stories?
Scott, that sounds like a new side business for you - painted ladybug bowling bowls.My brother-in-law's family has owned a bowling alley since the early 60's. They have more bowling balls and pins than they know what to do with. People will bring their old balls and just leave them. If he catches them, he tells them to take them with...he doesn't want them.
My sister-in-law has arranged bowling ball painting parties. Women would show up and paint the bowling balls to look like a ladybugs. Then at the end of the night they would lug these ladybugs home and place them in their gardens. Hell, we even had one for a summer...then it went in the trash.
I’m still waiting for the headline “Canadian pipe smoker attacked by raccoon while retrieving corn cob from roof”
Hopefully not as an obituaryHa! I will leave that for Jay to post up if it makes it to the BBC.