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julianev -> Random Lebowski nail question (Dec. 20 2022 12:31:06)

Hi all, my kids want me to take them bowling over the holidays and last time I took them all the nails on my right hand got obliterated. Anyone got any tips on how avoid a repeat? The only thing I can think of is so far is bowling left-handed [:D] (which is unfortunately likely to result in accusations of me ruining it due to the embarassing lack of skill!)



AndresK -> RE: Random Lebowski nail question (Dec. 20 2022 13:18:00)

I broke my nails in bowling when I was 17. Have not played since and I am 40. Bowling is not so popular where I live so not a problem. If my son makes me go sometime in the future, I will definitely go left handed.

Maybe there is some type of rubber glove? Or use some type of tape with not such a strong glue? Or maybe follow some of the other suggestions that will follow and will definitely be from more experienced bowlers.



Ricardo -> RE: Random Lebowski nail question (Dec. 20 2022 18:44:32)

Very dangerous…you don’t even feel it happening. Never ever ever ever freaking go bowling period.



mecmachin -> RE: Random Lebowski nail question (Dec. 21 2022 17:53:29)

Hi,

try to find a duckpin track. This is like bowling, but think there are no holes it the ball.

Mecmachin



mecmachin -> RE: Random Lebowski nail question (Dec. 21 2022 17:59:16)

Well, it seems you call em "duckpin lanes". Available around NY an Philadelphia, otherwise if in Europe, you may find KEGELBAHNEN in the Netherlands or Germany.



julianev -> RE: Random Lebowski nail question (Dec. 22 2022 18:02:06)

My eldest has gone down with a bad cold so I think I have swerved this for the moment, but that looks like a good option once he's feeling better - thanks a lot guys.



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