Kid in the thumbnail is cooler than me, what the fuck

9yrs later, the 9 pin bowling here is still alive but the cafe portion is no longer open daily. They are working on reopening but you never know...

Never heard of 9 pin bowling. Very interesting. Glad I got to see this. Thank you.

Would love to try it..

I play nine pin

Wonderful! We play skittles here (with nine pins) I'd lover to come over for a few games. Shame it's about 5,500 miles from where I live in the West Country, England. Bit too far for a night out!

The absence of music is actually refreshing. Don't beat yourself up. Amazing video and subject.

cool documentary, I love learning new old subjects.

This young man visited me this morning here in Tasmania / Australia. Freddy Tuyizere left with a lot of hope and a real lot of new information. ... and with a new book of 'The Biochar Revolution' by Paul Taylor he was all smiles and full of happiness - Thank you for the valuable, informative interview Spencer Selvidge - it all helps. Thank you to Freddy and Ted Bosveld for sharing the time together talking Terra-Preta Developments and responsible Biochar production and quality filter char production in (brand new) simple, open top KON-TIKI-TAS deep cone kilns and single TLUD stoves. Time will tell where this goes from here All the best Frank

Thanks, I really liked this video. Many "intro to autocross" videos either get too much into the rules or are by guys who have been doing this way too long and are pretty intimidating. This is a good actual video to show someone you're trying to convince to give autocross a try.

Well, this is mash up between ten pin bowling and classic ninepin bowling. Origins of ten pin bowling are in ninepin bowling and in US it came from Germany. During prohibition nine pin bowling was banned so they add one pin and it became tenpin bowling. Check my videos if you want to see real european nine pin bowling, you will see that it's quite different than Texas nine pin... Cheers :)

Wow thats great never seen 9 pin bowling before - terrific little video

B) You do have to provide your equipment usually. Some of the alleys, like Blanco, have 12-15 pairs of shoes and lots of old house balls.... so if they have you're size you can play with that. You're best bet would be to look them up and see if there was a team that needed a sub one week that they knew about so you could come down and try it. Just beware, its harder than it looks when switching from tenpin. The pins are much further apart! Thanks for the comment!

Hi... It is really interesting, which was why I decided to document it. My friends and I are going to play this fall in their league (they call it a 'series'). And sorry about the lack of music, youtube removed what I had (it was copyrighted, a placeholder) To answer you questions A) You can try it out, but most of the clubs only let you play if you're a member and you're bowling on a team for the whole series (league). So if you live in fort worth... that could be a lot of driving.

I am a tenpin bowler from Fort Worth, and I have two questions: A) I am interested in this sport greatly, and I would like to come and try it out!, and B) do we have to provide our own bowling equipment to bowl at these bowling clubs?

What a great program!

u should go there in the summer.

i think hes got paulsy!!

My pocket camera, a Canon SD 850 IS, makes these directly in camera. I think this was 5 minutes of filming at 1 frame every 2 seconds.

pretty :) how much footage did this take?

I LMAOED

It actually says: You don't have to go anywhere You don't have to find anywhere Everything that exists is here -- the stone White House was made of is from island Brac. Of that stone Diocletian Palace was build also 17 centuries ago. Same stone is on the Pjaca Square. ;)

Hahahaha!!! Perhaps a case of restless leg? I think I'm in love with this guy...;)

LMFAO!!!! What is up with this dude!? Does he have turrets??? Sweet tour guide!

nice :)

I had no idea. Thanks!