Re: League Bowling: Out story thus far

Discussion in 'Chatter' started by Shirley, Oct 28, 2007.

  1. Shirley

    Shirley Guest

    "Reverend Mosnar?" <ReverendMosn4r@gmail.c0m> wrote in message
    news:ef5ie3h64bdacnuj41rtd24da9mc9og4n9@4ax.com...
    >
    > Last night was my first ever league bowling night, and, coincidentally,
    > the first time I've bowled 10 pin in more than a few decades. I mention
    > the latter for the reason that drunken duck pin bowling really doesn't
    > count as "practice" ....
    >
    > New ball in hand (read:bag), and armed (ha! get it?) in stylish new
    > shoes, I enter the bowling alley filled with excitement and anticipation
    > of the night's festivities. My first stop? To seek assistance from a
    > resident dowager on the proper incantations to divine the proper lane I
    > shall bond with my fellow league-mates. This done with appropriate
    > mewling tone, I sally forth!
    >
    > For the purposes of my education and general well-being, I decline the
    > thought of sustaining frothy beverage. Opting instead to fully examine
    > and absorb the wiley techniques and tidbits of edification handed to me
    > by Teh Hunni(tm) and other league-mates. Said infusion of information
    > proved indeed beneficial as no lane dispute skirmishes you have heard so
    > much about in the local tabloids blossomed.
    >
    > Procedures such as: the squaring of the shoulders, the four-step
    > approach, and the "happy ending" were pored over in great detail and
    > regurgitated with much flourish.
    >
    > At the end of the evening, I held my head high in the knowledge that I
    > had risen to the call of duty and conquered the denizens therein. As I
    > exited the edifice, Teh Hunni(tm) at my arm, grown men were witnessed
    > cowering in the scant, thin shadows, wives and widows spread rose petals
    > in my path, and several children of indeterminate lineage laid claim to
    > my seed; all having been just informed of the newcomer's soul crushing
    > high score of 126.


    What a guy..

    >
    > --
    > mhm27x22
    > Reverend Mosnar?
    >
    > A beer, a chocolate, and a sneak peek at Jesus.
     
  2. Sharon B

    Sharon B Guest

    On Sat, 27 Oct 2007 23:50:31 -0400, "Shirley" <bigd1999@bellsoutj.net>
    wrote in <JFTUi.11020$a9.8464@bignews5.bellsouth.net>:

    >
    >"Reverend Mosnar" <ReverendMosn4r@gmail.c0m> wrote in message
    >news:ef5ie3h64bdacnuj41rtd24da9mc9og4n9@4ax.com...
    >>
    >> Last night was my first ever league bowling night, and, coincidentally,
    >> the first time I've bowled 10 pin in more than a few decades. I mention
    >> the latter for the reason that drunken duck pin bowling really doesn't
    >> count as "practice" ....
    >>
    >> New ball in hand (read:bag), and armed (ha! get it?) in stylish new
    >> shoes, I enter the bowling alley filled with excitement and anticipation
    >> of the night's festivities. My first stop? To seek assistance from a
    >> resident dowager on the proper incantations to divine the proper lane I
    >> shall bond with my fellow league-mates. This done with appropriate
    >> mewling tone, I sally forth!
    >>
    >> For the purposes of my education and general well-being, I decline the
    >> thought of sustaining frothy beverage. Opting instead to fully examine
    >> and absorb the wiley techniques and tidbits of edification handed to me
    >> by Teh Hunni(tm) and other league-mates. Said infusion of information
    >> proved indeed beneficial as no lane dispute skirmishes you have heard so
    >> much about in the local tabloids blossomed.
    >>
    >> Procedures such as: the squaring of the shoulders, the four-step
    >> approach, and the "happy ending" were pored over in great detail and
    >> regurgitated with much flourish.
    >>
    >> At the end of the evening, I held my head high in the knowledge that I
    >> had risen to the call of duty and conquered the denizens therein. As I
    >> exited the edifice, Teh Hunni(tm) at my arm, grown men were witnessed
    >> cowering in the scant, thin shadows, wives and widows spread rose petals
    >> in my path, and several children of indeterminate lineage laid claim to
    >> my seed; all having been just informed of the newcomer's soul crushing
    >> high score of 126.

    >
    >What a guy..


    <muffled guffaws>

    Now I don't feel so bad about my high score.
    ~and~
    I wanna join *HIS* League!!!

    These fuggers around here with their 280 averages are damned
    intimidating - feh, even the geriatric leaguers hold a minimum 160
    *average*.
     
  3. Shirley

    Shirley Guest

    "Sharon B" <sharon@lart.com> wrote in message
    news:fg219h$f3r$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com...
    > On Sat, 27 Oct 2007 23:50:31 -0400, "Shirley" <bigd1999@bellsoutj.net>
    > wrote in <JFTUi.11020$a9.8464@bignews5.bellsouth.net>:
    >
    >>
    >>"Reverend Mosnar?" <ReverendMosn4r@gmail.c0m> wrote in message
    >>news:ef5ie3h64bdacnuj41rtd24da9mc9og4n9@4ax.com...
    >>>
    >>> Last night was my first ever league bowling night, and, coincidentally,
    >>> the first time I've bowled 10 pin in more than a few decades. I mention
    >>> the latter for the reason that drunken duck pin bowling really doesn't
    >>> count as "practice" ....
    >>>
    >>> New ball in hand (read:bag), and armed (ha! get it?) in stylish new
    >>> shoes, I enter the bowling alley filled with excitement and anticipation
    >>> of the night's festivities. My first stop? To seek assistance from a
    >>> resident dowager on the proper incantations to divine the proper lane I
    >>> shall bond with my fellow league-mates. This done with appropriate
    >>> mewling tone, I sally forth!
    >>>
    >>> For the purposes of my education and general well-being, I decline the
    >>> thought of sustaining frothy beverage. Opting instead to fully examine
    >>> and absorb the wiley techniques and tidbits of edification handed to me
    >>> by Teh Hunni(tm) and other league-mates. Said infusion of information
    >>> proved indeed beneficial as no lane dispute skirmishes you have heard so
    >>> much about in the local tabloids blossomed.
    >>>
    >>> Procedures such as: the squaring of the shoulders, the four-step
    >>> approach, and the "happy ending" were pored over in great detail and
    >>> regurgitated with much flourish.
    >>>
    >>> At the end of the evening, I held my head high in the knowledge that I
    >>> had risen to the call of duty and conquered the denizens therein. As I
    >>> exited the edifice, Teh Hunni(tm) at my arm, grown men were witnessed
    >>> cowering in the scant, thin shadows, wives and widows spread rose petals
    >>> in my path, and several children of indeterminate lineage laid claim to
    >>> my seed; all having been just informed of the newcomer's soul crushing
    >>> high score of 126.

    >>
    >>What a guy..

    >
    > <muffled guffaws>
    >
    > Now I don't feel so bad about my high score.
    > ~and~
    > I wanna join *HIS* League!!!
    >
    > These fuggers around here with their 280 averages are damned
    > intimidating - feh, even the geriatric leaguers hold a minimum 160
    > *average*.


    If I could have gotten scored for gutter balls I would have made a fine
    bowler.
     
  4. Sharon B

    Sharon B Guest

    On Sun, 28 Oct 2007 12:48:07 -0400, "Shirley" <bigd1999@bellsoutj.net>
    wrote in <K23Vi.40394$b9.4136@bignews1.bellsouth.net>:

    [...]
    >If I could have gotten scored for gutter balls I would have made a fine
    >bowler.


    I am quite sure that all you would've needed was a beer and a little
    practice.

    The trick is to get them to bounce /out/ of the gutter and take out
    the back row.
     
  5. Shirley

    Shirley Guest

    "Sharon B" <sharon@lart.com> wrote in message
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    > On Sun, 28 Oct 2007 12:48:07 -0400, "Shirley" <bigd1999@bellsoutj.net>
    > wrote in <K23Vi.40394$b9.4136@bignews1.bellsouth.net>:
    >
    > [...]
    >>If I could have gotten scored for gutter balls I would have made a fine
    >>bowler.

    >
    > I am quite sure that all you would've needed was a beer and a little
    > practice.


    Will *near beer* work?

    Alas, I am afraid my bowling days are over so I have settled for lobbing the
    ball at my grandkids and watching them scatter like ten pins.

    >
    > The trick is to get them to bounce /out/ of the gutter and take out
    > the back row.
    >


    The gutter balls that I threw would somehow stop in the gutter halfway down
    the alley. I would stand there embarrassed while they guy made his way down
    to retrieve it. I eventually became the groups cheerleader/mascot.
     

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