race for a hundred

bowling. the goal was to get one hundred....for some of us. others it was to see how ridiculous we could throw a ball....johnny tambourine handled those duties while matt and blake shot for 100. both were achieved. no pictures of the actual event cause the camera failed....thats expected. heres what i did get.

this is blake when he bowled strikes and picked up his spares...he was bowling good for a while then.......
he hit a few rough patches down the stretch....i took the lead and never looked back. he called my dad a retard so i took it upon myself to beat him...all in good fun.

heeeeres johnny...always wanted to say that. hes leaving us soon...which sucks cause i never put him on here! his first and probably last post. he showed us a good time. here he's playing a four wheeler arcade game. anything this guy does in life...he does to the extreme....hes an extreme kinda dude. when he orders food at mcdonalds...hes getting half the menu. when he sees 70 mph on the interstates he doubles it. he reads to drink half a redline** at one time, he drinks all of it...then ends up with a heart blockage for a short period of time but wont admit thats were it came from.....anyway. awesome dude and theres a small background on him. ive only known the guy for about 2 years or so and have a million stories i cuold tell.

here johnny shows us how to properly bowl with a ball thats actually made for childern ages 6-10.

shane likes beanies...but doesnt really understand their purpose. so he made up his own...like using it to sneaking an entire fastfood meal into the movie theaters....except for the drink he said...that wouldnt fit.

the reason not to drink redlines....johnny drank them like water...

*redlines:
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