Hello, I am a college student attending UCR and am considering writing a paper on the science of bowling for one of my classes. Do any of you know of a good source with any credible articles explaining how core dynamics and coverstock chemistry  affect ball motion? Absolutely anything would be of use. I know a good deal about how it all works just from bowling experience, and reading postings on this site, but I do not wish to go from memory and risk stating something not altogether correct.

Thank you.
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the word gullible is not in the dictionary

JustRico--that should be Mr. Genius to you.  A mistake was made, you can guess
which one it was.  However, this is not exactly a professional writing area.  I
wonder how much your education helped you keep your past job.
CGSSUK--I guess vocabulary must have come in the 6th grade-one beyond your
achievement.
  Yes- I did teach (very successfully) for many years and was never fired
or reprimanded in any way.
   It remains that the advice that I gave him was correct from a strictly
teaching standpoint.
  I am done reading criticisms from  stupid detractors.  As is the reason
that I quit teaching, you, and your children are not worth my valuable time.
No, I did not waste my time proof reading this response.

Hey genius, nice comeback on my past position. Real classy, but what else would one expect from you. A hack, that what he knows wouldn't fit in my hand.
Way to try and back track from your MISTAKE...RIP the original poster, then follow it up with glaring errors and then retort with, 'this isn't a professional writing area'. So do as I say, but not as I do?
And your valuable time should be spent practicing...but then again, if gawd didn't instill you with it, you ain't gonna learn it. How's that for English.

You should try and quit while you're ahead. Quit proving to everyone, that there is no way you should be writing for BTM, much less the comics.
Get tired of being run out of the PBA forums?
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Formerly BrunsRico

Edited on 5/26/2009 8:17 AM