Bowling

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Published Monday, April 10, 2006 by Jim Meldrum | E-mail this post

The Hamburger Helper Bowling Team.

I gained the honorary title of being the worst bowler of the night.

I enjoy bowling mostly for the '80s music and the stylish shoes. I don't know if all bowling lanes are licenced but I must say that I prefer the ones that are...