"After winning the match, I decided to throw the ball into the crowd, like they do on TV. Apparently, it’s unacceptable in bowling” is a jocular one-line sports saying that was posted on Twitter on April 15, 2011. The joke became popular in May 2017, after it was posted on Twitter by Shit Jokes, and then posted on Reddit—Jokes.
Twitter
Indulgence.SG
@IndulgenceSG
After winning the match, I decided to throw the ball into the crowd, like they do on TV. Apparently it’s unacceptable in bowling.
9:52 AM - 15 Apr 2011
Twitter
ScottskynetT800
@scottskynetT800
After winning my latest match, I decided 2 throw the ball in2 the crowd, like they do on the tv. “Apparently” thats unacceptable in bowling.
2:16 PM - 15 Apr 2011
Twitter
Bob Kostic
@causticbob
After winning my match, I decided to throw the ball into the crowd, like they do on the television. Apparently it’s unacceptable in bowling
1:07 PM - 10 Jun 2012
Me.Me
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FOUND @ 1863 LIKES ON 2017-05-11 04:32:54 BY ME.ME
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Twitter
Shit Jokes
@ShitJokes
So after winning the game, I decided to throw the ball into the crowd, like they do on the T.V.
Apparently, it’s unacceptable in bowling.
3:33 AM - 13 May 2017
Reddit—Jokes
After winning the game, I threw the ball into the crowd as they do on TV.
submitted May 22, 2017 by mastermcfuck
Evidently, that’s unacceptable in bowling.
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