Since they wear out and lose their bounce quickly, most tennis balls simply end up in the garbage when they stop being useful on the court. If you can't stand to throw them away, they tend to pile up quickly.
So, what can you do with tennis balls?
Sunday, 23 March 2008
50 Things You Never Knew You Could Do With Tennis Balls
Since they wear out and lose their bounce quickly, most tennis balls simply end up in the garbage when they stop being useful on the court. If you can't stand to throw them away, they tend to pile up quickly.
So, what can you do with tennis balls?
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You are losing it, boss... You posted this one about two months ago..
If you recall, I asked who the woman in the picture was, and your response was "that's my Maria!"
I had no idea what that meant, and asked you to clarify.
Well, Gerard, old friend, they say that the mind is the first thing to go... or was that the second?
I am just teasing! : )
No, it's not a re-post. This is a whole new article.
But you are right about the picture, though. That one's the same.
It's Maria Sharapova, the current #5 tennis player of the world.
OK, you are off the hook, then. : )
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