The Dude and friends join a league at Barney’s Bowlarama.
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A miniature Death Star may be able to knock down 10 pins, but that ability to strike did not carry over to Darth Vader’s fight for the galaxy. If the Rebels had only arranged their defenses into a perfect triangle his plan may have worked much better.
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Throx has taken this bowling analogy of a spare one step further by selling the socks in packs of three. You can look at it as getting a spare sock for every pair purchased or one sock short of two pair. Sounds like the old glass half full or half empty question to me.
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This bowling shirt is an exact replica of the one worn by “The Dude” in the classic film The Big Lebowski. It features the 1964-65 league championship patch on the arm, the name “Art” embroidered above the chest pocket and the “Medina Sod” team sponsor printed across the back.
The popularity of Wii bowling has prompted Brunswick, well known purveyor of all things involving heavy balls, to design a bowling bag for the Wii console. The bag features padded compartments that can comfortably tote the console, cords, sensor bar, wiimote, nunchuck, and games. Now all you need is a mullet and one of those bowling gloves to complete the look.
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I cannot decide which of the design cues for this bag make it more appealing. Is the bowling bag design the winner? Or the leopard print? Either way the unique design means you will probably not have a problem with running into someone else with the same bag. There can’t be two of you that have the same fine taste and bowling fetish.
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