Finding Orbit Balls In Canada

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03-01-2009, 21:35

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Re: Finding Orbit Balls In Canada

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Originally Posted by Matt Gardner

We've called lots of Walmarts and visited the closest one, seems like no luck North of the States. Does anyone have information on where we can find some here? We will be checking all the Toys-R-Us's, Zellers, and Walmarts in the morning, and have no K-Marts.

We have checked many and phoned many more of the above mentioned stores in Canada. None had ever seen the Orbit Ball before. We'll be investigating further tomorrow morning.

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