Bowling City is a leading indoor entertainment chain based in the UAE, with the largest number of bowling lanes in the country, our outlets are strategically located in prestigious shopping centers, malls & universities (Abu Dhabi: Khalidya Mall, Mariah Mall, Dubai: Dubai Festival City, Deira City Centre, Al Ain: Information Technology College, Al Ain Mall, Al Ain International Centre, Sharjah: American University of Sharjah)
Bowling City contributes in generating footfall and adds value to these locations by playing its role as an Anchor Tenant, attracting substantial and varied clientele. Customers visit Bowling City due to its wide-ranging entertainment attractions: bowling, billiards, electronic gaming zone, and karaoke. Bowling City is supported by its sister company Momento Restaurants; serving unique Italian themed menu selection, fit for all customers. All of these activities under one roof make Bowling City the top notch indoor entertainment known for it's excellence.
"What's your name?" "A Smith named Pete" "Okay Pete Smith..." "No no it's a Smith named Pete, it's like A Tribe Called Quest you gotta say the whole thing"
Andy came to Gadsden, Alabama in 1958 to dedicate a new bowling alley that the McCluskey brothers had built by Brunswick Company. Some of his shots you just seen he did
Combine a folk rock vocal group with a pro bowler and you get The Mamas and the Andy Varipapas. Combine a pro bowler with a blue cartoon character and you get Andy Varipapa Smurf. Combine a pro bowler with a pizza place and you get Andy Varipapa John's.
All “freshmen” trick bowlers are only trying to reinvent the wheel as a hexagon. He is the genuine model for the 100 pin Wii game before video games existed. 😉
Maybe in your mind, but I've seen color reels 40 minutes long in 1936. That's a two in one for you, both longer film than you ought to have thought, and color, not colorized video. Not to mention, this idea of that, isn't even to begin on the topic. And yes, right now this is me writing trying to remember what I was going to say next, damn it sucks to have memory loss at random times.
Andy also won the All-Star (now US Open) at 57 years old when it was a 100 game format. Then he repeated at age 58... and damn-near 3-peated at age 59 with a runner-up!
And he finished third the year before he won. So he went 3rd 1st 1st 2nd in what is now the US Open. At age 69 he won $9000 throwing 6 in a row on Jackpot Bowling and at 79 was named to the Presidents Council on Physical Fitness. He was the man!
We had a bowling alley growing up. Built in the 50's so all of this feels very familiar. We used to turn a few lanes on and goof around all the time. Today the alley is gone. A damn McDonalds sits there now.
@@StrawHatGarage What's also sad that Bowling Centers nowadays are turning into Arcades, specifically the ones in the US and Europe. Like they jacked the price up, taking out the Free Fall Pinsetters for stupid StringPin Garbage, installing LED projector walls replacing the Masking Units and Cosmic Bowling everyday.
Damn, I assumed this was a a fake or some sort of attempt to make a modern video+cgi look like it was from the 40s Nope, 100% real and the guy's backstory is pretty cool too! He learned to bowl lefty when he was old and his right hand was giving him issue and also played other sports pretty well including a go at boxing. I did wonder how many takes some of those took (I've seen trick shot experts in pool sometimes take multiple goes to get it right) but he did this stuff in exhibitions regularly and film was too expensive to waste hundreds of yards of it on multiple takes.
what a legend. i've seen some silly trick shots, but some of those are just nutty. the double flying eagle? you have to be kidding. Double flying eagle WITH a strike too? Whatttttt
