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[Galway Eagle]

What are you having for dinner tonight?

Apple, fennel and Parmesan salad, pan seared ahi tuna and two peppermint patty Girl Scout cookies.

[The Sultan]

Apple, fennel and Parmesan salad, pan seared ahi tuna and two peppermint patty Girl Scout cookies.

Unless you only have two in the house, that's impossible to do.

[MU82]

Hoo watches bowlin' on da toob, hey?

I was watching the Masters and it went to a commercial. I flipped over the FS1, thinking that maybe they had a ballgame on. No MLB ... but I saw bowling and thought, "What the heck, I'll kill 2 minutes here." And just as it came on the screen, the kid made the effen 7/10 split! First time it's happened in a televised event in 30 years!

Then I went back to golf.

[Galway Eagle]

Unless you only have two in the house, that's impossible to do.

Haha very I'm strict about a sticking the serving size on the nutritional info.

[StillAWarrior]

Apple, fennel and Parmesan salad, pan seared ahi tuna and two peppermint patty Girl Scout cookies.

Two sleeves? I usually only eat one.

[Warrior Code]

An 18-year-old, Anthony Neuer, just became the 4th pro bowler to make a 7/10 split on TV.

Arby's for everybody!!!

Does this seem like an insane stat to anyone else? Bowling has been on tv for decades. I know the split is a very difficult shot, but apparently pros can still hit it 1 out of 145 attempts*. A <1% success rate is extremely low, and pro bowlers probably end up with 7/10s far less than average Joes at the Bowl-a-Rama, but the fact that only four(!) people have done it on tv is blowing my mind.

Is it one of those things that most pro bowlers have accomplished it, but just not on tv? Is it possible that even most pros have never successfully completed one? Is it a big deal when it happens? Do people celebrate like they just hit a hole-in-one, or is it just another spare on the scorecard?

Why is this of all things burrowing itself into my brain?


*https://news.avclub.com/read-this-data-analysis-argues-7-10-split-isn-t-the-ha-1798276811#:~:text=Blatt%20compiled%20data%20from%20more,percent%2C%20which%20is%20pretty%20rare.

[The Sultan]

I've done it on Wii Bowling.  It's not that hard.

[cheebs09]

A high schooler showed the way in Disney Channel Original Movie Alley Cats Strike!

[GooooMarquette]

What are you having for dinner tonight?

Got an avocado that's ripe - burrito night!

And what are you having?

[shoothoops]

Parallel parking. You have to watch until the end.

https://twitter.com/cheembeam/status/1381669042772193283?s=19

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

Parallel parking. You have to watch until the end.

https://twitter.com/cheembeam/status/1381669042772193283?s=19

That was quality.

I'm going to assume that woman was just trying to teach her to fish as opposed to giving her a fish.

[GooooMarquette]

That was quality.

I'm going to assume that woman was just trying to teach her to fish as opposed to giving her a fish.

Yep. It would have been a lot easier (for both of them) if she had just gotten into her car and drove away.

Kudos to her for helping out in a way that just might help the other woman in the future.

[shoothoops]

That was quality.

I'm going to assume that woman was just trying to teach her to fish as opposed to giving her a fish.

Yep. I learned how to parallel park well in Chicago. It came in handy in other high traffic big cities for me.

[MU82]

When I was a young AP reporter in Madison, just a year or so out of MU, I had an assignment to cover a campaign event during which the Wisconsin governor bowled alongside the biggest name in the sport's history.

Yep ... Anthony Earl and Earl Anthony. I shyte you not.

[GooooMarquette]

When I was a young AP reporter in Madison, just a year or so out of MU, I had an assignment to cover a campaign event during which the Wisconsin governor bowled alongside the biggest name in the sport's history.

Yep ... Anthony Earl and Earl Anthony. I shyte you not.

Lemme guess...Earl won?

[The Sultan]

When I was a young AP reporter in Madison, just a year or so out of MU, I had an assignment to cover a campaign event during which the Wisconsin governor bowled alongside the biggest name in the sport's history.

Yep ... Anthony Earl and Earl Anthony. I shyte you not.

I was literally telling my son about this yesterday.  (Not the event, but the name coincidence.)

Ironically Earl Anthony died by falling down a staircase in Wisconsin too.

[MU82]

Lemme guess...Earl won?

They didn't really compete. It was just for show.

The googles being the miracle it is, I actually found the article ...

[GooooMarquette]

They didn't really compete. It was just for show.

The googles being the miracle it is, I actually found the article ...

Great tip on the reset button.

Who knew?

[GooooMarquette]

A new San Antonio restaurant combines Texas barbecue with Southeast Asian curry. Their specialty is barbecue brisket with green curry, and they have been wildly successful. The owners came up with the idea for the collaboration when both restaurants were struggling due to the pandemic.

https://www.curryboysbbq.com/

[Skatastrophy]

A new San Antonio restaurant combines Texas barbecue with Southeast Asian curry. Their specialty is barbecue brisket with green curry, and they have been wildly successful. The owners came up with the idea for the collaboration when both restaurants were struggling due to the pandemic.

https://www.curryboysbbq.com/

Man that's like my house. Leftover smoked pork always finds its way into fried rice.

[Dr. Blackheart]

They didn't really compete. It was just for show.

The googles being the miracle it is, I actually found the article ...

Your article from back in the day is shorter than your Scoop posts in 2021.

[naginiF]

Your article from back in the day is shorter than your Scoop posts in 2021.

Is there $ in the budget for a Scoop editor?

[Miss Katie’s]

Got an avocado that's ripe - burrito night!

And what are you having?

The Girl Scout cookies sounded excellent, but unfortunately, we are all out at this house.  Leftover Thai takeout it is.

[GooooMarquette]

Is there $ in the budget for a Scoop editor?

Maybe if they sold the Gulfstream or the summer house in the Hamptons.

[The Lens]

So '82 was mixing sports and politics long before Scoop...