English: The first bowling alley in kabul, Afghanistan (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: Reminiscent of The Honeymooners, The Flintstones or your average AMF lanes.
HOSRCC = SCORCH, RILDAZ = LIZARD, TEHIRE = EITHER, TRAYNP = PANTRY, ANGIGZ = GAZING, LUBIYS = BUSILY — Giving us: SHLRTHEPAYGIUIL
Clue/Question: He started bowling because he thought it would be this.
Answer: RIGHT UP HIS ALLEY
(Classsic Jumble pun! Superb clue word jumbling! I had the toughest time with “either” and “gazing”. As it turns out, “gazing” is also new to the Jumble, so ralis95 will need to update his clue word database, again! The answer letter layout was very nicely all over the place, too! No giveaway, today! Can’t add anymore to this. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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I was shocked at my genius on this Sunday Jumble which I rarely get to. I flew through every word, but had to think awhile on the solution. I kept thinking of any bowling term I could, and even though ALLEY kept coming up, I rejected it. Finally, it dawned on me. It was nice to do the Sunday Jumble, and the cartoon had a cool perspective with we the readers seeing the bowling ball coming towards us.
Gazing caused problems and pantry drove me crazy .. why oh why, it was so easy. All of the words were diabolically jumbled! I did get the puzzle kinda quickly. I guess it should have been a no brainer.
Oh, I have to correct my grammar! It should be, “…with us the readers…” Heh, Linda, I love that expression you wrote about the words being diabolically jumbled.