Mo is great…… but it depends on if he is informative Mo or salesman Mo. The line stays blurred to the point it's sad.
Quote from: ignitebowling on June 16, 2017, 10:42:08 PMMo is great…… but it depends on if he is informative Mo or salesman Mo. The line stays blurred to the point it's sad. Went to one of his workshops, walked out when he started to pick his nose while he was talking.
Quote from: n00dlejester on June 19, 2017, 12:59:22 PMMy least favorite buzz words, in no particular order (I hope I don't come across as too much of a grump )<grump>Mop - In no other hobby/sport do house cleaning items become nicknamesPill - Someone else said this, and I 100% agree. People who say this should take a few doses of nopeAlmost every coverstock name I've ever seen - In the grand scheme of things, how much more aggressive have coverstocks gotten in the last 10 years? Sure, probably a board or two, but to me it's all marketing bullshit and that hurts the bowlers because now we have no clue how much more aggressive one coverstock is vs. the next. I like Global's numbering system for covers - it's simple, and relative. Like Albert Einstein.</grump>Oh great, now we will have some company come out with the Einstein cover stock that is relatively better with it's new improved mass-energy equivalence formula. It will be quantum leaps above the competition.Just wait.
My least favorite buzz words, in no particular order (I hope I don't come across as too much of a grump )<grump>Mop - In no other hobby/sport do house cleaning items become nicknamesPill - Someone else said this, and I 100% agree. People who say this should take a few doses of nopeAlmost every coverstock name I've ever seen - In the grand scheme of things, how much more aggressive have coverstocks gotten in the last 10 years? Sure, probably a board or two, but to me it's all marketing bullshit and that hurts the bowlers because now we have no clue how much more aggressive one coverstock is vs. the next. I like Global's numbering system for covers - it's simple, and relative. Like Albert Einstein.</grump>
what does MOP mean?
Quote from: djgook on June 19, 2017, 02:09:47 PMwhat does MOP mean?It's some bizarre nickname a lot of bowlers use. I don't get it. I never got it. I hope to never understand. There are also some bizarre variations of it - "Mopper" "Mopped" "Moppy Mop". I'm in NJ, so Doom's insight into it being an East Coast thing is probably accurate.
