Yes there are plenty of free bowling games online and smart phone apps that offer any number of free bowling games.
On Free Games Online Web Site
Because apparently bowling isn’t enough, their needs to be six types of bowling on this free games website. Astro bowl is a futuristic, wildly colorful game of bowling. Then there’s gutter ball which is in 3-D and ‘strikingly’ realistic. Santa’s elves are apparently done for the year because they’ve got plenty of time to go elf bowling; this can be done in The Last Insult: Elf Bowling 7 or on the island oasis of Hawaii. Finally there is a basic, no frills bowling game that goes by the name… Bowling (go figure) and a strange bowling game that is centered around building and selling houses. At least it has an easy setting and a hard setting.
I’m Not Texting: I’m Bowling
There are several free bowling apps for smart phones. Personally I have two on my phone. One is a little more realistic than the other one, but the second one is supposedly in some kind of 3-D thing that I apparently can’t fully appreciate. I prefer the first. I have seen some bowling games that are centered around knocking down zombies, which I thoroughly love. There are even free online bowling games centered around the holidays. For Halloween you get a punk and for a bowling ball; and you don’t just knock over pins you absolutely squash them. And incredibly, you can go Baghdad bowling and rolled little bombs at Saddam Hussein and his sons Uday and Qusay. Oh sure, where was this game a couple of years ago. Oh well. What will they think of next?
So ‘my bowling games’ is really the place to go for online bowling. They have something like 20 different themes for bowling games!
But if you’re getting into the action, check out the BowlingProShop.
Everyone understands the rule of TANSTAAFL – There Ain’t No Such Thing As a Free Lunch. That axiom seems well on its way to being outdated, however, as corporate gifts (from the corporate level on down) are fast becoming a way of life in the business community. Gifting in the name of promoting one’s company is no novelty anymore; it’s all but expected. Want an appointment with our sales department? Coffee mugs and T-shirts are okay but a USB flash drive, complete with LED flashlight and corkscrew, would make a much bigger impression.
Such small gestures can add up to quite the enticement. In some industries – such as printing – it’s as easy as pie to crank out calendars, desk pads or post-it notes (all with the print shop’s contact info located in a convenient place). Other businesses can turn to the burgeoning world of promotional items for something that is appropriate and – hopefully – affordable. Clocks, pens, pocket knives, keychains, tote bags, tape measures, those are just a few of the thousands of items which can be made to bear a company logo.
From the standpoint of the recipient, getting a promotional gift doesn’t necessarily make you beholden to the person or company that was so generous to you. The important thing to remember is that such things are purchased in bulk. The pangs of a guilty conscience can be secured in the “unnecessary” file. Simply enjoy the promo, and hope that more of them come in, as it is a sign that someone out there sees you as a viable business entity.
Those who issue the promotional items don’t see them the way a fisherman sees his wax worms. They don’t expect luggage tags, golf balls, tennis visors or anything else to land a big contract – the company’s expertise and proficiency will be required to make that happen. But promotional gifts do lay the seeds for future growth, as the recipient will be sure to keep an open mind (or even an appreciative one) toward those who have expressed such keen interest in establishing business relations with them.