Have you ever gone bowling and had a great time?
If so, you know that there’s nothing quite like knocking down some pins.
But have you ever stopped to wonder what the pins might be saying back to the ball?
In this hilarious blog post, we take a look at what the bowling ball and pins might say to each other if they could talk.
You won’t want to miss it.
What would the bowling ball say to the pins?
Ever imagine if the bowling balls and the pins were humans like us?
What would their conversations sound like?
In my opinion, when the balls see the pins, they would probably say something hilarious like: “I see you have some striking features!”
And the pins would probably tell the balls: “Oh, you baller!”
What is the best way to make a bowling ball laugh?
Knockdown all their friends.
What do the pins say when they want to get more serious?
I’m thinning out.
How does a bowling ball feel after making a strike?
Greater than it did before.
Why was the bowlers’ favorite club closed for renovations?
It was getting a new thumb.
Why did the bowling ball cross the road?
To get to the lane on the other side.
What do you call a bowling ball with no pins left standing?
A miss-er (missed).
What’s the difference between your mom and a bowling pin?
I don’t have a bowling pin in the trunk of my car.
Why do bowling balls have small holes?
To put their thumbs through.
What is the difference between a bowling ball and a jellyfish?
One’s fun to be with, and the other is a smelly sea creature.
And nothing more.
Why was the bowling ball so sad?
Because it had no fingers.
What did the bowling ball say to the pins after scoring a strike?
We’re gonna need a bigger pin set.
Why did the bowling pins go to the psychiatrist?
They were having problems with their fathers.
What do you say to a bowling ball that’s been through a lot?
I hope you’ve been working out.
Conclusion
It’s really fun to think about what the bowling ball and pins would say to each other if they could talk.
In this hilarious blog post, we’ve taken a look at what the bowling ball and pins might say to each other if they could communicate like humans.
Hope you enjoyed it.
Jerry Coleman is a professional bowler and experienced bowling blogger. He founded and owns the www.voelkersbowling.net website, which provides news and information about the sport of bowling. Jerry has competed in numerous tournaments over the years and has won several awards for his bowling skills.