Cheap Beer, bad nacho's, throwing huge, heavy and clumsy balls towards pins.
Makes for a surprisingly fun night. Unfortunatley, I suck at it.

Just for the record, Calgary Corporate Challenge has taken out the bowling event for the future because of the violence involved in this sport, while soccer, volleyball, basketball, softball have been no problem so far.

I personally can't bowl very well when I'm intoxicated, not that it isn't fun when that happens.

The only time this is fun, as far as I'm concerned, is when you're faced. And then its a blast.

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Drunk Bowling isn't just for rednecks anymore. . .it can be for culturally slumming smarties as well. And when the disco lights come on? That's when the magic of flat, stale, overpriced beer really shines. Great stuff. Underrated.

There is a damn good reason they put bars inside of bowling alleys. Bad food, drinking, and bowling go hand in hand.

Many years ago I was in a couples adult bowling league. Many of the folks smoked cigarettes and had a few beers while competing. As long as you drank one or two over the course of the evening it was very pleasant. If you are a chugger you would probably hurt your teams chances of doing well.

I'm right handed, but one time after having a few I managed to bowl over 100 left handed.

I read somewhere that in my overregulated home state it used to be illegal to drink and bowl simultaneously in the same room. Whoever framed that law obviously has no understanding of what makes bowling fun.

very fun but you have to be carefull.....true story.....I somehow managed to shatter the lights over my lane because i hit the little strip in between lanes, felt like a turd.

i quit drinking nearly 17 years ago but i did used to go bowling with a friend of mine. it was only once in a while and we would have fun.

Just don't get too sauced and drop the old ball on your corns and bunions!

Bowling is great with my brother when we are drunk. I am better sober, but our averages even out when we are sauced and we get real competitive.