Tenpins, politically
- Thread starter CatHedral
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CunningCanuk
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potroastV2
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Candlepin bowlers have small balls.
Dat's all I've got.
Dat's all I've got.
CatHedral
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It simply isn’t the same without glistening yards of oiled wood.Candlepin bowlers have small balls.
Dat's all I've got.
Roger A. Shrubber
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chinese people use pangolin scales in traditional medicine...and chinese and viet namese people eat them....i suppose you could use a large pangolin as a bowling ball, if you can get it to roll up to begin with...it doesn't seem like much of a defense mechanism to me, if it takes this long...
CatHedral
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I am not advocating pangolin bowling.
Roger A. Shrubber
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but chinese people eating them or making pangolin viagra out of them is ok?
Sir Napsalot
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My great-grandmother in MA had a bowling alley that had those candlepins- I got to meet her in 1965 when my family made a month-long cross-country journey in a 1964 VWCandlepin bowlers have small balls.
Dat's all I've got.
Sir Napsalot
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Chinese superstition is a bitch to the animals affected by it
CatHedral
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Roger A. Shrubber
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man, you are hard to please...
CatHedral
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Some more right-side gutterballs are all it takes, and maybe some old-time indictin’.
Roger A. Shrubber
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it is my opinion...that pangolins are the mutant offspring of a cat and an iguana...and they really suck at rolling up into a ball, which is supposed to be their main defensive instinct...
