Sounds dodgy, he knew of road bowling but didnât have a clue how it works, itâs the equivalent of saying you donât understand a swimming race.
I donât believe you
Iâll have to live with you not believing me
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Cork lads circling the wagons again.
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Road bowling and Zamparelli anecdotes are hills worth dying on
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Who knew road bowling had rules btw? I thought they just pegged a stone down a road until they got to a finish line?
Rings is common outside Cork surely? Weâve had a board in the family home for as long as I can remember. When the family came out to Australia Xmas one year, a board was even brought out for the annual family competition/royal rumble.
And before itâs said, thereâs no carkness anywhere darkening the gene pool.
A stone?
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There are cultural intricacies to it you wonât appreciate without Carkness
Yeah, while a pick up game while chatting is common, Xmas sees intergenerational grudges brought to the fore played out through the medium of rings
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Sorry, a rock.
Does inbreeding be taken into account?
Here you are lads. They loves their road bowling in Cark.
Whatâs the aversion to road bowling lads?
Characteristics of Carkness;
⌠I was going to start listing these out here but it has the potential to be a thread of itâs own actuallyâŚ
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South Armagh is the spiritual home of road bowling
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It already is⌠knock yourself out.
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Thereâs a mythical Cork man up in Dublin who never shuts up about it but isnât aware that itâs just about throwing a ball down a road in as few throws as possible, you couldnât make it up, except somebody did.
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The wagons are in
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