Archive for April, 2010
Swiveling With Social Butterflies
Imagine a life where you can not turn left or right. You are not allowed to turn your head, body or legs. You can’t turn knobs for doors. You can’t turn onto roadsides.You can’t turn other things, too, to listen to our favorite music, running water, or bottled drinks. Crazy unthinkable!
Yes, life without turns is just impossible. Water and sun light are two requisites of life. So are turns. This is why getting a swivel bar stool
makes perfect sense. Not only does a swivel bar stool lets you turn, it lets you turn without you going anywhere.
Killing Two Birds With One Stool
A Swivel stool has two main functions. It gives you mobility, and secondly, it makes socializing easier. People go to bars for a cold one or to get all boozed up. A swivel bar stool lets you grab that cold one and it lets you see others doing the same thing. So, you can easily twist the chair to grab the brew or face someone nearby.
Yes, there are many different style swivel chairs to choose from. You need to make sure that they are very sturdy and reliably safe. Life will be full of twists and turns. A swivel bar stool will let you do this in style and ease!
A Little Dart History
The old dart game 
was originated in England where the archers would take their arrows and throw them at the bottom of a beer barrel the archers would actually take these beer bottoms with them when they traveled. You can see that these wooden bottoms were the first dart board!
The game progressed and the darts became smaller and the game of darts became popular in pubs all around Briton. There became several different rules to the game in different parts of Briton.
The change af the dart, from then to now, has changed signifacantly through the years they are nearly all made of tungsten these day which gives the weight without the bulk. This has made the 180 scores more likely as they can all fit into the treble 29 easier then the old bulkier brass darts.
The dart boards have come a long way as you can see, from the round bottom af the beer kegs to the stand up electric dart boards. Alas this will be another story later down the road!
Remodeling Ideas
Thinking of remodeling your basement into a gaming room! Well this is the time to get started with that project! Winter will be here again soon and this will 
provide you and your family and friends to gather for some fun and pleasure.
This will be a good thing for all! It will not be so bad, it may take a little investment but if you think about it it will increase the value of your home. The new room will be where you will be spending quality time with family, friends and neighbors. Make your home the “Place To Play” and Fun and Good Times for years to come. Staying home is much more fun if you have the right toys. Talk about leverage with the kids and their homework, now there is a good idea! Imagine having an area in your home where you could play Billiards, Darts, Cards, Poker, Air Hockey, Foosball, Beer Pong or Table Tennis. For Brain-Teasers, thrill them with Chess, Backgammon, and more. Start with your Favorite Game and add as you wish. Have your friends bring the Pizza and Beverages and Let the Games Begin. Friendly, easy-going play or serious competitive play – it’s your decision.
Captain Morgan and Darts
Captain Morgans and the tropics spells Spiced Rum! Let everyone know that the Captain was here with a Captain Morgans Dart Board
. Great for the home bar/rec room , and makes a great gift for the rum drinker on your list.
Bring the touch of a real bar to the home bar/ rec room, and let it provide many years and hours of entertainment. Long before your Ipod burns out and your WII becomes obsolete, the dart board will still be hanging there, as up to date as ever, for a fraction of the cost. Long live the simple things!
Arizona Beer Pong Tournament
Arizona is the place that is holding the beer pong Breakers $5,000.00 tournament this Saturday at a water park that has been rented for the day by the Hottest Collage Parties. Expected attendance is to be around 3,000 to 3500 people, most of which are students from University of Arizona and ASU. Tournament entry is set at $60.00.
The tournament is capped at 128 teams. The teams signed up online will be added to the first ever national ranking system, which will be publicly available on Monday the 5th. You can go pongleague.com to view the outcome and rankings.