Did Roy Moore just challenge Jimmy Kimmel to a duel?

If Jimmy Kimmel has something to say, U.S. Senate hopeful Roy Moore says, he needs to come to Alabama and say it "man to man."

The invitation, which might sound familiar to anyone who's been challenged to a duel, comes via Twitter following Kimmel's recent commentary.

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Kimmel clapped back, as the kids say:

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