My gripe with this is not about how now I can't
find a shot. It's more about wasting time in practice
only for the house to make the shot easier for the
guys with no hand.
The story goes like this.
House I bowl in had a wall up for the last 3 years.
I mean bad, how bad you might ask. Well, if I hit
the one board, the ball would end up on the brooklyn
side. No one complained, actually they would complain
that there wasn't enough oil. The problem was that the
middle was flooded, go figure.
About a month and a half ago they took the outside away.
Ball went rigth it went in the channel. Here is the problem,
you would hear the usual complaints,"Too much oil now, not going to bowl here next year, etc.. What I did I went to practice 3 to 4 times a week and found
a new line to play. Well just when I was ready to tackle the condition head on,
guess what, good ole wall rears its ugly head. Owner gives me all the excuses
why he had to soften up the shot. And the fluffers begin to strike and carry
like if they all had robert smith's release.
Oh well, At least I learned how to play a new line.
I know I don't post often, and maybe I didn't get my point out to well.
But I am so frustrated from friday that I had to vent.
And I know the people here at ballreviews.com who care about bowling
would understand. thank you for your ear.
Edited on 11/30/2003 8:00 PM