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Storm269

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Dynamo question
« on: March 18, 2009, 01:13:18 PM »
Bowlers with not much hand do you have problem using the Dynamo on the outside line ?
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Re: Dynamo question
« Reply #46 on: April 01, 2009, 08:51:40 AM »
jls spewing his poison as usual when in fact I was talking with 2 of the reps at Lane#1 and they said the Dynamo has out sold the BuzzBomb which was hugely popular.  In fact they said it still selling as strong today as it was in the beginning and they are on their 3rd pour.   You see jls you don't have inside info so go away bro your an idiot.

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Re: Dynamo question
« Reply #47 on: April 01, 2009, 09:55:22 AM »
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Re: Dynamo question
« Reply #48 on: April 01, 2009, 10:22:05 AM »
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jls spewing his poison as usual when in fact I was talking with 2 of the reps at Lane#1 and they said the Dynamo has out sold the BuzzBomb which was hugely popular.  In fact they said it still selling as strong today as it was in the beginning and they are on their 3rd pour.   You see jls you don't have inside info so go away bro your an idiot.



Hey little boy, never said I had any inside info on the sales of this ball.

What I did say was this. In a city of 9 mil.  I still have not seen one Dynamo being used.  In the three months this ball has been out,  not one was brought in that was bought online for drilling.  Not one single customer has asked for this ball.

Now I could care less little boy what Reps you claim to have talked too.  I'm glad their sales are doing well little boy.  

But here in the real world,  have not seen one bowler with this ball.  Have not had one bowler bring one into be drilled,  yet we drill outside balls...  balls bought online, every single day of the year!!!!!   And we have not one request for this ball by any customer.  Yet we get plenty of request for the Virtual, the 2nd, the Rogue Cell, Cell Pearls, Bite's,  heck we even sold three Striking  Motion's in the last 10 days!!!!

So little boy,  go pretend that you are something, somewhere else, and go talk to the Reps... my butt.  Your just another little boy toy sawhead.

Also little boy,  I never knocked the quality of this ball or it's sales, you poor excuse for a useless human.  I only QUESTIONED the wording of their ads.

"ball of the year"    Now if you or any other little make believe sawhead does not like that,  that's too bad boy.  You mean nothing to me,  you mean even less then B-dawg,  and he means nothing to me.  

And your B.S. talks with the sales reps.  Give me a break.

I have dealt with Lane One for years little boy.  Many times while ordering a ball,  we were told it's on B/O, and we have 144 due in next week,  etc etc etc.  Don't pretend like they are selling millions of balls here little boy.

Now if you want to be a loyal little suckup sawhead and believe everything their ads say.... so be it.   But I don't.  and this ball is not now or ever the ball of the year.  We have sold more Rogue Cells in 2 weeks then we will ever sell of the Dynamo.  And people ASK for it by NAME little boy.

Now in closing little boy,  and this goes for your boy toy friend B-dawg,  your both losers.  Your both losers who buy their balls on Ebay... used for $30.00.  No way in heck,  you were paying $200 plus for Lane One balls.  Up untill recently, their balls cost us pro shop about $169-$179.  Now they have lowered their price to shops....  GEE I wonder why????????????????

You just another litle boy pretending to be a man and wanting to act like your a big time Buzzsaw man...   That is sad.

now be gone little man... you bore me.

PS,  you bore me too... B-dawg.  Oh did I mention, your a joke and a loser...
Now do what you do best..  Place a bid on Ebay for one of these balls.

Now since you both love my lines so much....

are we clear


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Re: Dynamo question
« Reply #49 on: April 01, 2009, 10:39:27 AM »
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Gosh, little stevie. That was a real nice bedtime story. Regurgitated from the best. It was too much to expect an original thought from you.  


CRD: Bedtime story? LOL. You have no response to any of the 'core' discussion you rudely requested (but still I provided), so your answer is 'Regurgitated from the best'. Weak, but expected.

I even (purposely) gave you an opening, declaring that the Hammer asymmetric Gas Mask core fills a opening in the Lane#1 lineup. I figured that if you had a bulb still working, you'd jump on that and take it further. Maybe even prove me wrong that you're damaged goods. Again, you failed miserably, but based on past history that's no surprise.

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So tell me, little stevie, why bother adjusting surfaces? Because surface and surface adjustments affect hook shape more than anything else.


Core/drill determines fundamental hook shape. Surface adjustments affect the hook shape, but do not determine it. That's why at the extreme, it's folly to take an aggressive low-RG ball, max it out with a stacked leverage drill, and try to turn it into a high-RG skip/snap reaction through surface adjustments. That generally doesn't work.  

Before going any further, you have a responsibility to completely explain the statement that defined your entry into Ballreviews:

 
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I don't rely on a core to make the ball move and the pins dance. I use my skills and shell prep (90% of ball reaction) to get the job done.  


You hate being pinned down by the above, but it shows such a complete lack of fundamental understanding, you need to clarify if you want to be taken seriously. The statement begs that the following questions be answered:

1) What is the other 10% of reaction attributed to?
2) How can you remove starting hook shape (core/drill) from the equation and effectively match up to different conditions?
3) If you don't understand all the shell prep options available to you, how do you know you're getting optimal reaction?

Redemption is at your fingertips if you're capable of providing reasonable answers.

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Re: Dynamo question
« Reply #50 on: April 01, 2009, 10:59:42 AM »
good one jls you got me laughing out loud.............

all we did was give you a different vantage point, and yet you still won't accept it, and retaliate and bash because the truth makes you uncomfortable.

and when confronted with the truth you run and yell obscenities over your shoulder as you run on home to momma.

your impotent in life and in your arguments, and even the " English Majors "
( some of your best friends ) agree with me

so go get your Schlitz Malt Liquor, and sink back down into your Lazy Boy
and get a new cause in your life to champion

you are spent

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Re: Dynamo question
« Reply #51 on: April 01, 2009, 11:12:25 AM »
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good one jls you got me laughing out loud.............

all we did was give you a different vantage point, and yet you still won't accept it, and retaliate and bash because the truth makes you uncomfortable.

and when confronted with the truth you run and yell obscenities over your shoulder as you run on home to momma.

your impotent in life and in your arguments, and even the " English Majors "
( some of your best friends ) agree with me

so go get your Schlitz Malt Liquor, and sink back down into your Lazy Boy
and get a new cause in your life to champion

you are spent

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B-dawg,  I see your up.  Now wtf are you talking about?  

"you are spent"  I like that....  you see even sawheads can  come up with a new thought, if they try.

Now I must go.   You see tonite we are going hunting. Or should I say searching.

We are going to see if we can find a bowler using the Dynamo, or a bowler that has heard of the Dynamo.  

Then "we be a going" to Golf Galaxy.... It's Nike nite you know.

B-Dawg,  say hi to Steven for me. He seems to be pretty busy with CRD, so I don't want to bother him.  But since today is the first of the month,  I figured you will see him at the sawhead meeting....

Dues are do.... chop chop

"you are spent"   I like that  May I use it sometime?

untill then

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Re: Dynamo question
« Reply #52 on: April 01, 2009, 11:26:17 AM »
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B-Dawg, say hi to Steven for me. He seems to be pretty busy with CRD, so I don't want to bother him. But since today is the first of the month, I figured you will see him at the sawhead meeting....  


jls: Gee, that's a cold low blow......

I'm a 'saw appreciator', not a 'saw head'. The sawhead thing has too much baggage attached to it. Just a note for future reference.

As far as the CRD thing, if you could help him out with some of the fundamentals, a lot of this back-and-forth stuff would go away.

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Re: Dynamo question
« Reply #53 on: April 01, 2009, 11:37:15 AM »
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B-Dawg, say hi to Steven for me. He seems to be pretty busy with CRD, so I don't want to bother him. But since today is the first of the month, I figured you will see him at the sawhead meeting....  


jls: Gee, that's a cold low blow......

I'm a 'saw appreciator', not a 'saw head'. The sawhead thing has too much baggage attached to it. Just a note for future reference.

As far as the CRD thing, if you could help him out with some of the fundamentals, a lot of this back-and-forth stuff would go away.




Steven,  first let say I 'm very sorry about the sawhead thing.

Now as for CRD.  

Your on your own buddy.

Now I have been following it,  and I must say you both are doing fine.

No help from me is needed!!!!

Maybe you could help me!!!!

I wish sawheads would stop thinking I hate lane One.  

All I did was ask a question.  

At least you can see the humor in some of my latest post.  

"how can that be"....   "the lanes are 5 boards wider"

You know,  come to think of it,  this Dynamo has gotten a lot of air time, thanks to me.....

They should pay me....  for our post have created a lot of attention for this ball....  You know the "ball of the year"    oops   sorry.

Now I see the Fedex truck,  which means only one thing....  Balls from Global and golf grips from Golfsmith.....

Have a good day Steven,  and your doing just fine with CRD.

just so you know



"you are spent"   I love that line


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Re: Dynamo question
« Reply #54 on: April 01, 2009, 04:33:15 PM »
jls who's the little boy just look in the mirror your hiding behind your desk wackin your little boy looking at the Dynamo ad.  I've never seen anyone as interested in a ball or ad like you are.  You probably have the ad all over the place in your bedroom in your bathroom in the kitchen on the counters on the stove on your fridge in your car on your house on your desk in the garage just everywhere you have to I just know it.   You go little boy we won't say anything about it because your special.    

jls we know your staying awake at night ready to argue with Steven who by the way has more knowledge and a better understanding of bowling balls and the like than an amateur like you.   You and cool rockin daddy doing the hump bust everyday to the Dynamo ad.    Probably using some song like overkill from Men at Work as your song.   Plus what you really should be worried about is your actually liable for what you say about a company and how you put down a company and how your trying to make people shy a way from that small company from Syracuse when they have actually done nothing to you.   You may actually by spewing your little hatred for the company in an open forum and talking it down you may hurt sales.    Little things for the little boy to think about.

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Re: Dynamo question
« Reply #55 on: April 01, 2009, 04:49:24 PM »
I actually experimented and used a plank to add 5 more boards to the lane and it is true....the Dynamo is WAYYYY better when you have five more boards.

I was playing from 6 to what would be -3 and the ball just faced up and from that wide of an angle absolutely DESTROYED the pins.

We need this rule change so I can use my Dynamo everywhere.










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Re: Dynamo question
« Reply #56 on: April 01, 2009, 04:58:19 PM »
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I actually experimented and used a plank to add 5 more boards to the lane and it is true....the Dynamo is WAYYYY better when you have five more boards.

I was playing from 6 to what would be -3 and the ball just faced up and from that wide of an angle absolutely DESTROYED the pins.

We need this rule change so I can use my Dynamo everywhere.










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Re: Dynamo question
« Reply #57 on: April 01, 2009, 05:44:28 PM »
Again jls, here you are on another Lane 1 thread.

Are dumb or just plain stupid?

Nobody wants to hear your b.s. about Buzzsaws.

ARE WE CLEAR?
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Re: Dynamo question
« Reply #58 on: April 01, 2009, 05:50:31 PM »
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I have said if before in NUMEROUS posts and I will say it again for all to see: I amended my statement and backed off from 90% to 70% shell being the biggest factor. Since Jeri Edwards agrees with that figure it is good enough for me. Probably isn't good enough for you, but than again, what is.  


CRD: Yes, you have. And I get the backing off part. What I don't understand is, why the change? In bowling terms, you're not a spring chicken. You've probably been bowling since you were a kid (meaning 40+ years). You had your whole life to formulate, based on experience, the 90% number. So after all these years and all that experience, you bump it down to 70% just based on what Jeri Edwards says. That tells me that the number doesn't really have a personal meaning to you. I find that a little disappointing.

 
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If you weren't suffering from such a bad case of rectal/cranial inversion, you might be able to read and understand what people post. The biggest joke is you're asked to give your dissertation on cores on a Lane # 1 board, and you bring up a Hammer core! Little stevie, for the last time, please explain the diamond core to us and what makes it special. Just do that one little thing for all of your fans. All three of them.
 


If I honestly believed there was any value in sharing Lane#1 core information with you, I would. I really enjoy discussing the contrasts between the Diamond core, the Bomb core, the C2, and the different permutations based on mini-nugget placement. They each provide for a different kind of roll, and it's fun to exchange notes with others who have experimented.

In your case, the time and effort would be wasted. You don't have any Lane#1 experience, and more important, you still don't seem to understand the overall role of core/drill in ball reaction. If you ever evolve to that understanding (and maybe Jerri Edwards can help you with this), we can discuss.

 
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Like I said, I know you and I haven't even met you. You're all talk. A couple of times now I have described how I know how you behave in situations. You've never refuted them. Silence is assent. I'm sure they hit a bit close to home.


This has to be one of the most laughable things you've brought up. Because I haven't responded to your fantasies of 'how I know how you behave in situations', that's concurrence? Please. You don't have a clue. You usually play personality detective games during your emotional breakdowns, and I'm not going to respond to your out of control rantings.  

 
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Just stop bothering me now. You're boring. I keep trying to ignore you but I keep on seeing me referenced in your posts. You're stalking me is not flattering anymore. It's just a nuisance. Go away. You have proved without a shadow of doubt that you are nothing but hot air. Maybe some of the young lads around here are impressed but they'll learn as they get older.


I'm not here to impress anyone. I'm here because I love bowling and the exchange of useful information. I really believe you love the game too, but you're clueless about the technicalities of the game.

What's sad is that you have no useful information to share. You're all about cover, but don't understand all the options for preparation. Further, you don't understand core, drill, or any of the other fundamentals that many bowlers consider critical. Because you don't understand, you call it 'hot air' and 'rhetoric'. Further proof that ignorance is a cancer that's alive and well.

Go forward with the bowling bubble you've surrounded yourself in. I'm sure it's a safe and content little world.

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Re: Dynamo question
« Reply #59 on: April 01, 2009, 07:33:29 PM »
Seriously? Three pages on the question, "Bowlers with not much hand do you have problem using the Dynamo on the outside line ?"

Glad to see we have such a helpful crew at Ballreviews. Keep up the good work, guys!

Sheesh. That was too much satire, even for my liking.
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Re: Dynamo question
« Reply #60 on: April 01, 2009, 08:17:27 PM »
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No, I understand drillings, cores, etc. just fine. I choose not to obsess over it because ultimately it comes down to how I perform that determines how well I score.


Since you've never shared any of that knowledge in any context, you sure do a great job at keeping secrets. You don't have to be 'obsessed' to communicate. After all, this is a board for sharing this kind of information. Still, something doesn't seem right. You're not making the obvious link between core/drilling and scoring. That's troubling.

 
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Interesting comment in the coverstock prep forum. And your proof that a homemade cleaner solution doesn't clean as well as a pro shop bought one? Of course there isn't any proof offered by you. Just you being your arrogant self proclaiming the truth for everyone to bow down to, as only a truly delusional person can.  


Don't make things complex. The proof is in comparative testing. I used Simple Green and F409 for years. I then experimented with C&D, Hook-It, and many other cleaners. Some don't do any better, but C&D and Hook-It are clearly superior. They pick more stuff off the cover -- a simple truth. There is nothing arrogant about that.

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Stalk me all you want, little stevie. Keep on riding my coattails and gravy training off of me. You just ain't worth the time to respond to anymore. He's all yours Lane #1 forum. Good Luck!
 


LOL, it never ends. You threaten the ignore list, but back off. You refuse to respond to me anymore, but there is always a reply somewhere. The only thing consistent about you is that you bounce around without focus.  

Look, I can refer you to all the really nasty things a few posters recently called you in the Brunswick thread on the Misc forum. Nasty comments like 'worthless piece of skin' (one of the nicer) which for what it's worth was out of line. Regardless, I don't think you really understand how you're sometimes perceived. You wear too much pride on your shoulder, and you drip with ignorance -- the kind that hits people like sandpaper. Still, some of those comments were really over the top. Maybe it's that kind of global feedback that sets you off and makes you overly defensive.  

Honestly, if you ever want to have a rational discussion on a bowling subject where you're willing to accept some constructive criticism where it's due, I'd enjoy that. In the mean time, enjoy wherever you land here.

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