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THE LANES — Look, we've all seen bowling tricks, and if you're like me, you love them every single time.
There's just something about being able to control an object so completely and minutely, even after it's out of your hands, that will always be fascinating to me.
For full disclosure, I should also tell you that I almost obsessively watched bowling on TV in my youth. It might have something to do with the fact that we never had cable, and networks are airing their A-game shows on Saturday afternoons.
While I did bowl a whopping 186 after taking a bowling class in high school (don't be jealous), I could never dream of having this sort of control. Heck, I could almost never dream of having this much control of something I am actually good at. (#Klutz4Lyfe)
This trick from YouTube user mikelong300 involves two extra pins and two balls, one of which slowly spins down the lane, perfectly building up tension until the trick is complete.
The video is about a year old, but it's just now trending. mikelong300 also has a couple more tricks on his YouTube channel that are worth checking out.
Have You Seen This? When mom isn't watching
Kids say and do the darndest things, especially in Wellsville, Utah, when mom isn't watching.
