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What were plastic balls with holes called in 1960s?
balls with holes were invented in 1953 and were dubbed "Wiffle Balls."
Why do bowling balls have holes?
To hold the ball!
Why don't bowling balls have 5 holes?
bowling balls have 3 holes because it is easier to throw and we wont be able to throw it with all 5 fingers in.
How many holes did Tiger Woods get his ball into?
WHICH BALLS are you referring to!
How many holes are in ten bowling balls?
Exactly 30.
What is it called when there is three balls in a pool table but no holes?
France Billard
What Is Pig Pelting?
Pig Pelting is an old game, associated around the 1920's. There was a board that had holes in and wooden balls where thrown through the holes from a marked distance. The winner was the person that got the most balls through the holes in one go, and won a pig.
Where can you find wiffle balls with small holes?
any primary school in england
What is wrong with your balls if semen is dripping out of your ball holes?
that's just wrong mate.
How do you get past the ice path on soul silver after pushing the rocks into the holes?
after you push them into the holes you have to go down the ladder and then you can get past that area
Where can you buy donut holes?
The donut holes are made automatically when the circle is cut from the rolled dough: there is a large outer circle and a small inner circle on the cutter. The holes are either rolled back out or deep fried separately in a basket, as they cannot be "turned" to cook on both sides. Jelly donuts and other "filled" donuts are cut with a plain, large circle cutter, providing the inflated full round shapes. The reason for holes in donuts is that it keeps them thinner when they fry, and the donut is more evenly cooked throughout.
How do you get the silver apricorn in Pokemon soul silver?
i dont know where the fladoodles you guys get this stuff, there is no silver apricorn. there NEVER WILL BE. look in your apribox. DO YOU SEE A SPOT FOR IT? HOW MANY HOLES DO YOU SEE FOR THE APRICORNS?
