It's not easy to come up with something with no fresh photos in stock (raining again the whole weekend). I'm getting used to the new acquiry but am finding out typing is a bit of a challenge. The placement of the keyboard is slightly different and I must be careful all the time - not that I have written much in these couple of days.
The rest of June (at least) is proving to be difficult at work and it may consume much of my energy. Then there's the World Cup which makes men (and some women too) football (soccer) crazy. Slovenia still has a chance to progress (in fact, everybody in this group does) but we mustn't lose against England in the last group match. Although things don't look too bright for the England team, they are a respectful opponent, and everybody knows a wounded lion is the most dangerous... I have mixed feelings about the match with the USA. After a firm first half lead an early US goal at the beginning of the 2nd turned things around and it ended 2:2 adn we could have easily lost the match alltogether. In fact, I have to admit I have no idea why the 3rd American goal was disallowed (am glad it was, though, although I would rather have it end without controversy).
Somebody (you know who you are) asked about 9 pin bowling. Well, I thought I would attach a video to get an impression how it looks like. Each competitor has 120 balls on 4 lanes, 30 on each, and the total score counts.
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Thank you -- this was fascinating. Do you throw all all 30 at once before switching lanes? I noticed the same people stayed on the lane roll after roll.
yes, it is 30 at once on one lane - first 15 each on full set of pins and in the next 15 you only get a full set of pins when the previous one is cleared (no matter how many balls it takes), and it must all be done within 12 minutes. only then are the lanes switched and the action repeated...
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