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Just tried to fix this page, by making it a disambiguation page and moving the original text to Boku_(instrument), because a link to it from Mental_sport refers to it as a mental sport, I.E. a kind of game. My changes, however, were reverted. An activity can not also be an object, so this requires disambiguation. Both the Boku_(instrument) page and the Boku_(game) page need to be stubs for now, because there is very little information on the Boku_(instrument) page as it stands, and because I don't know anything about the game. I'm going to get an account so that I can implement the changes in the proper way, unless someone else wants to implement the changes first.
Merge edit
I'm not really familiar with Boku drums, but the article seems to indicate that it is simply a Cuban name for an ashiko. I suggest the articles be merged. Strobilus 13:16, 2 April 2007 (UTC)
Don't Merge edit
A Rozen Maiden character is refered to as Boku due to the fact that the character is female but uses the male form of 'I', which is Boku.
Similar to 'Desu'.