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October 5, 2007 |Permalink |Comments (2)
(Not) Bowling Alone
OK so it has been pointed out to me that there are things in life much more important than art. One thing mainly-- and that would be...
Sports
Namely
Bowling
In particular...
Wii Bowling Championship Fever
You can. Be. There. Now.
Comments ( 2)
This looks like a fun game. Where can it be purchased and how much is it?
Hi Peggy -- I'm not an expert on video-game shopping, but I see you can buy the Nintendo Wii online at www.amazon.com and I imagine you can also find them at your local Best Buy or similar stores.
Happy Bowling!
Dr. Thomas