But he got bored of it pretty quickly.
What other sort of game could he bowl?
You sure it wasn’t a gutter ball?
And it was good.
… and all started with a big bang!
C’mon STRIKE!! … aw man, I left a Brooklyn!
… And then with time to spare, He went on strike! It was right up His alley.
I feel like we landed in the gutter.
He hit the pins so hard that they got smashed to bits. That’s where the asteroid belt came from.
I can just see god in one of those bowling shirts, wrist guard and shoes.
“Who in this Bowling Alley bowl’d the Sun?” – Edward Taylor, Preface to "God’s Determinations Touching His Elect,” ca. 1682
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Eric Scott
Imagine 5 months ago
But he got bored of it pretty quickly.
tudza Premium Member 5 months ago
What other sort of game could he bowl?
Walrus Gumbo Premium Member 5 months ago
You sure it wasn’t a gutter ball?
The Reader Premium Member 5 months ago
And it was good.
Dobie Premium Member 5 months ago
… and all started with a big bang!
C’mon STRIKE!! … aw man, I left a Brooklyn!
Linguist 5 months ago
… And then with time to spare, He went on strike! It was right up His alley.
davewhamond creator 5 months ago
I feel like we landed in the gutter.
The Brooklyn Accent Premium Member 5 months ago
He hit the pins so hard that they got smashed to bits. That’s where the asteroid belt came from.
Buoy 5 months ago
I can just see god in one of those bowling shirts, wrist guard and shoes.
Jefano Premium Member 5 months ago
“Who in this Bowling Alley bowl’d the Sun?” – Edward Taylor, Preface to "God’s Determinations Touching His Elect,” ca. 1682