Hahaha - Hillary challenges Obama to a bowl-off in PA.

[jillan]

Was just on CNN.
She said it with a straight face, but I'm sure it's a joke.

"I'll even spot him two frames"
:rofl:

[Texas Hill Country]

1. actually, she would prolly whoop his ass.

[jillan]

3. Is she a good bowler?

I need to stick with Obama on this one - I can beat a 37, but not by much :P

[JayFredMuggs]

5. Bowlers of America

Time to unite for Barack....

teach that man to bowl !!

[LakeSamish706]

4. I expect that it would not be much of a challenge with what? A 37.. yikes...n/t

[goldcanyonaz]

10. Bowlings a lot harder than it looks. I was shocked the first time I bowled a 34.

Haven't been much of a bowler since. Sort of let the wind out of my sail.

[beachmom]

20. A confession: I am so bad at bowling that I stormed out of the bowling alley

I was so frustrated. I haven't returned since.

[DearAbby]

2. I had heard that...

Bowling for delegates...very funny.

[beachmom]

21. Oh, not for delegates. I'm thinking for tension breaking. nt

[Diane R]

6. You just knew she would go there, didn't you? Now she'll complain he won't bowl for the nomination.

[goldcanyonaz]

12. Can't you laugh at anything? Lighten up.

[ellacott]

14. LOL!

[krawhitham]

7. Because she knew she would lose a battle of wits

[jillan]

15. Lighten up - it was funny.

[meow mix]

8. Does this mean Hillary will now Huckabee her campaign? (less kneecapping)

hope so.. this must mean something like that. clintons and thier hidden stuff.

i dont care if she runs as long as she wants if she will huckabee her campaign and stop hurting her own party.

[goldcanyonaz]

9. How funny. Some levity in this heated campaign, finally. She's one funny woman.

[Whisp]

11. The Big Obamski

this could be a nice break for a bit of fun - if Hillary wasn't such a devious and irrational person - she's the Jesus, accusing obama of breaking the rules when he didn't.

[SeaLyons]

13. Very Funny....

she did a whole little skit about it. Love it!!

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

16. He'd probably kick her ass and then she'd get booed out of the alley.

Or was I thinking of debates?

Hmm.

[goldcanyonaz]

17. You need a hug.

:hug:

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

18. Why would I need a hug?

I'm having a grand old time.

Have you seen the latest PA poll numbers?

[beachmom]

19. Oh, she'll beat him easily! He sucks big time at bowling. I actually

think they should do this. I mean, it has gotten ugly; maybe they need to hang out a bit.

[jillan]

27. Maybe instead of another debate, they should bowl.

It would be a much needed moment of unity between the two camps.

[slinkerwink]

22. Nixon was a great bowler too.

[RichardRay]

23. I support that idea!!

Face it, these are two competitors and even though it's just a game they'd both go at it for real, even if it started as a joke.

One of them would win (probably Senator Clinton, but you never know). Then we'd get to see how the one who loses reacts to defeat and how the one who wins behaves in victory. I think it would be very educational!

[maddiejoan]

24. No Fair!

There's a bowling alley in the WhiteHouse!
http://www.whitehousemuseum.org/floor0/bowling-alley.htm



She has more experience!

[C_U_L8R]

25. Sometimes you eat the bear,

sometimes the bear eats you.

[Starbucks Anarchist]

26. Maybe he can spot her a nomination.

:hide:

[spin]

28. Great...it would be the best moments of this long primary...

Might actually help the party. We could move past all the contention and infighting we have seen lately. More viewers would watch this than the Bobby Riggs, Billy Jean King tennis match. http://www.essortment.com/all/billiejeanking_rvwa.htm

Maybe McCain and the Democratic party winner might square off for a match before the general election.

Less emphasis on attack ads and dirty politics might improve voter turnout and the general mood of this country.