Are they going to duck?
I always wondered what to do after getting my ducks in a row.
They’re sitting ducks.
Duck pin bowling.
Duck pin bowling. Almost exclusive to Rhode Island. There is also ‘rubber duckpins’.
Got his ducks all in a row.
No no, you got to get them in a row ! :-)
I was exposed to candlestick bowling in early 1960’s, either in upstate NY, or Mass. It was much more difficult than tenpins.
I grew up in Maine where candlestick bowling was more common. As a someone slight of build, I found rolling the ball in candlestick bowling to be easier.
If they had Candle Pins in the next lane, they could see what they were doing.
They should split.
Back in the Day
Eric Scott
blunebottle over 7 years ago
Are they going to duck?
mr_sherman Premium Member over 7 years ago
I always wondered what to do after getting my ducks in a row.
Kyle Robert over 7 years ago
They’re sitting ducks.
cdward over 7 years ago
Duck pin bowling.
Kalkkuna over 7 years ago
Duck pin bowling. Almost exclusive to Rhode Island. There is also ‘rubber duckpins’.
Michael Matchinsky over 7 years ago
Got his ducks all in a row.
What? Me worried ? over 7 years ago
No no, you got to get them in a row ! :-)
SHAKENDOWN over 7 years ago
I was exposed to candlestick bowling in early 1960’s, either in upstate NY, or Mass. It was much more difficult than tenpins.
bubujin_2 Premium Member over 7 years ago
I grew up in Maine where candlestick bowling was more common. As a someone slight of build, I found rolling the ball in candlestick bowling to be easier.
Sailor46 USN 65-95 over 7 years ago
If they had Candle Pins in the next lane, they could see what they were doing.
Coyoty Premium Member over 7 years ago
They should split.