If you were thinking of getting the kids a Wii for Christmas, you might need to re-think that decision.

Or, at the very least, head warning from this video.

On most video game systems, not letting go of the controller is sort of a given. However on the Wii, this rule is crucial for the safety of you, others around you, and quite possibly your TV. I don’t own a Wii (I’m a proud Playstation fan), but I imagine the system is at the top of many Christmas lists this year.

Since I don’t speak the language the man is saying in the clip, I can’t translate what he says after his TV cracks- but it sounds a lot like “mama.” Maybe Wii’s were just meant for girls.

Being able-bodied (no I’m not gloating), I am constantly amazed by how much disabled people can achieve. That may sound bad but if I find life hard, I can’t even begin to fathom how hard it is for some.

But disabled people prove time and time again that they can do almost everything that an able-bodied person can, and often do it better as well.

This video shows one such example, as we have a guy with no arms, and only one leg managing to bowl a strike. No hands means he has to use his head, in more ways than one.

I am crap at bowling, always managing to get the ball in the gutter, so I have nothing but praise for a guy who can hit twelve pins by using his head. And he even made it spin. Amazing.

I’m a very average bowler, just partaking in the sport once in a while for fun. Some people though are brilliant at it, and can achieve seemingly impossible feats with their balls.

That’s what happens here when 10 Pin Bowler Norm Duke does his famous Spare Conversion With Spinning Ball trick shot, and ends up a winner.

I can’t even understand the physics involved here, as how does that ball keep on moving? If I bowled that slow, it would stop halfway down the lane!

However it’s done it works, and the guy ends up looking like a sporting genius. Then it gets put on YouTube and the whole world sees his brilliance. Jealous? Me? Of course.

The kid in this video was dared by his father to “pick” a 7-9 split. Little Tyler, however, misheard his dad and proceeded to kick the bowling ball!

Sure, he’s using bumpers, but after you see this video, you really won’t care. Even bowling experts couldn’t do this!

I knew something was up as soon as I saw the ingredients that went into making this video: a can of pledge, toy bowling pins, a laser pointer, and a pug (who happens to be the video-maker’s girlfriend’s dog).

I was not disappointed. What followed was a montage of clips of the pug busting his ass into the bowling pins. He got strikes just about every time, I’m proud to say.

The music just makes this video all the more enjoyable. I was able to boogie and laugh my ass off—what more could I ask for?

I wonder if the dog’s owner laughed as much as I did when she watched this video…

This guy’s goofing off, most likely after a few too many beers. It’s obvious bowling isn’t his choice of sport, because he seems to not care whether or not he makes a spare on his second bowl.

He throws the ball between his legs, laughing to his friends about how hysterical he is….and then the real magic happens.