Cosmic Bowling

[kybearfuzz]

Ugh! Just got back about an hour ago from a night out bowling with friends. We went "cosmic bowling" where the place turns on the black lights and turn on the dance music. It was pretty fun, we played from midnight until 2:30 AM. My bowling game is about the same as always -- mediocre, but I didn't care.

One guy that is a friend of a friend was awesome, had his own ball and everything. You can tell he can really play by watching the spins he puts on the ball. He also was very cute so I enjoyed watching him from behind. I know, I know, but what's a single guy to do. Does he swing my way? I have no idea.

Well, I'm beat and it's way too late. Heading to bed for some snoozing...

Comments

[mat-t.livejournal.com]

Sounds like fun. Wish I could have been there. For bowling and for bed....*weg*

[kybearfuzz.livejournal.com]

Well, I wish you could have been here for both too. I could have been watch your rear as you bowled and put some of those sweaty ideas I had last night into practice ;D

[queensheba.livejournal.com]

Here's a question: If a guy comes to a wedding and brings a male person who he introduces as his "friend," is it safe to assume that that guy is probably gay? At a wedding last night for one of Mike's coworkers, another coworker did that, and Mike was like "Wow, I didn't know he was gay." Nobody seemed to mind one way or the other, but everyone seemed a little surprised, since apparently this guy had been linked to a woman in the office before. I guess he could of course be bi, or the other guy really *could* be a friend. He had recently been in a serious accident, so I suggested that maybe the friend was helping him drive/get around since he's not feeling well...No big deal either way, we're just curious. It doesn't seem like something most straight guys would do.

[kybearfuzz.livejournal.com]

To be honest, Dani, I don't really know. Being recently out, I'm still learning the secret handshakes, etc. It does strike me as strange that a man would bring a friend to a wedding, unless they were a couple (although I have been to a wedding with a buddy, and he's straight, but the situation was a tad different). However, given what you've said, it's possible he was there just to help his friend out, and wasn't necessarily a date.

Any of my gay buddies want to add their two cents to this? Sorry, Dani, my best answer is... maybe?

[queensheba.livejournal.com]

The "friend" looked a lot like Matt Damon, too:)

[joelbear.livejournal.com]

all men who use a spin when they bowl are at least bisexual. try hugging him and cheering him when he picks up that spare.

[kybearfuzz.livejournal.com]

Oh, if only I had the courage to do that. ;) I have the feeling I'll have other opportunities to meet him and I'll evaluate what team he plays for that way.