Why do you hate NWA?

[Kitty]

Come on guys, they're classics. Hip hop ain't dead, G.

Straight Outta Compton, yo

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[PoppingTom]

I'm more into Hoes With Attitude : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9NddxciWbw

 

[Kitty]

I fear to click

 

[PoppingTom]

They'll eat you alive http://www.forum-3dcenter.org/vbulletin/images/3dc/smilies/ugly/uglyrolleyes.gif

 

[RjThoughts]

Because we didn't get the National Wrestling Alliance here in upstate NY. We received WWWF matches.

 

[PoppingTom]

I don't like wrestling. It's too much talking.

 

[RjThoughts]

I don't like wrestling. It's too much talking.

It's just soap operas...

in spandex

 

[Kitty]

It's just soap operas...

in spandex

Ooo what a turn on lol

 

[RjThoughts]

Ooo what a turn on lol

It's one of three things my father and I could agree on when it came to tv. Motor racing -NASCAR, Indy, motorcross, drags, etc - and bowling were the other two.

 

[Kitty]

It's one of three things my father and I could agree on when it came to tv. Motor racing -NASCAR, Indy, motorcross, drags, etc - and bowling were the other two.

I can't bowl. The first time I went was the last. I slid right down the alley.

 

[RjThoughts]

I can't bowl. The first time I went was the last. I slid right down the alley.

It's in my genes:

Mother and father bowled
Paternal grandmother bowled.
Paternal grandfather and two of his brothers bowled semi-professionally.

I bowled competitively from 6 to 14. As a high school senior, a cousin and I were placed on our school's team "auxiliary list," meaning we were eligible for post-season play - league, class, sectionals, states - if we qualified by beating two who were already on the team, or others who challenged us. He averaged 211 for the four games, while I was just 201.

I can't step into alleys now without being uber-competitive, though it's mostly against myself.

 

[Killswitch]

It's in my genes:

Mother and father bowled
Paternal grandmother bowled.
Paternal grandfather and two of his brothers bowled semi-professionally.

I bowled competitively from 6 to 14. As a high school senior, a cousin and I were placed on our school's team "auxiliary list," meaning we were eligible for post-season play - league, class, sectionals, states - if we qualified by beating two who were already on the team, or others who challenged us. He averaged 211 for the four games, while I was just 201.

I can't step into alleys now without being uber-competitive, though it's mostly against myself.

My father was a pro bowler. Top of the American Bowling Congress for a short while.

Back in the fifties.