I grew up in Brooklyn in the 1950’s. In the mid-70’s I lived in S. Cal. I tried to teach the kids who lived on our street how to play stickball. Their first question was, “Where do you plug it in?”
I prefer sports in video game form. You don’t need other people, you don’t need to leave the house, and (at least for some sports)you don’t need to pay a fee every time you want to use the playing area.
Sillstaw about 10 years ago
At first, I was skimming his description and thought he was describing a Katamari game:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katamari_(series)
Chris Kenworthy about 10 years ago
I wonder if Jason likes wii bowling.
planostanton about 10 years ago
And then there’s the one where you kick this ball like thing into this net like thing while other players are trying to kick it away from you!
dflak about 10 years ago
I grew up in Brooklyn in the 1950’s. In the mid-70’s I lived in S. Cal. I tried to teach the kids who lived on our street how to play stickball. Their first question was, “Where do you plug it in?”
Things have only gotten worse since then.
Poollady about 10 years ago
Bowling? Is that what it’s called?
Doctor11 about 10 years ago
I like to do bowling, and I do it in real life and not in a game.
josh_bisbee about 10 years ago
I prefer sports in video game form. You don’t need other people, you don’t need to leave the house, and (at least for some sports)you don’t need to pay a fee every time you want to use the playing area.
Tedder13579 about 10 years ago
Don’t worry, Jason. I stink at real life bowling as well.