Debut of the Mashoonga!

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So our friends, the Bogners, have created an amazing game. The Mashoonga! It is a contact game like no other played with bo-staffs and sabers. They are excited to be debuting their game at The Sports Basement in Walnut Creek this Saturday. It will be a lot of fun, plus there will be free pizza, prizes and the Mashoonga Challenge. Saturday, Nov. 17, 2007 3:00-5:00pm, Sports Basement (across from Heather Farms Park) 1881 Ygnacio Valley Road, Walnut Creek, CA 94598. To find our more and see a video of the game go to http://www.mashoonga.com/

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snlbarney said…
That sounds so fun! Sean wishes that he could be there - post on how it went, and if this will be the new game... Ethan saw the pics of the boy with the hitter-things:) and wanted one for Christmas!
11/16/07, 8:15 PM
liz said…
YAY we are so going to be giving these for Christmas gifts this year!!!!
11/18/07, 5:23 PM
Robin said…
Anyone who would like a Mashoonga can go to our web site;www.mashoonga.com and order there or call Jim and we will send one to you asap.! thank you Heidi and Danny for all your great support- And yes it will be the new game for 2007-08 with many more accessories coming out soon! or you can email me
11/25/07, 9:38 PM
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