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Title: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: charlest on November 07, 2004, 03:34:21 AM
Just watched first match. I thought there was supposed to be an out of bounds with heavy oil out side?
NOT!

I watched Chris Johnson throw a ball (without a lot of revs; yes, I know he can throw a lot of revs but he wasn't today) that went oujt to about the 4 board and came up HIGH!

Out of bounds? my left nut!

230+ average for several bowlers. Ok, so I know they need good scores to "score' with the TV audience, but they could make them EARN their position by putting a somewhat tough shot during match play.

Oh, one more thing, while I'm in RANT mode.

Supposed Brian Voss bowled the most games at 26 to qualify.
26? C'mon already; give me a break. My ancient, aching bones, as well as Sawbones's body could bowl 26 games over 3-4 days and still be able to bowl a TV match or 2.

Does anyone remember the old All-Star torunaments where they bowled 100 games to QUALIFY??
Or even the old PBA long format tournements where people bowled 54 games in 4-5 days to qualify.

Wussies!

{rant mode off!}


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Edited on 11/7/2004 1:00 PM
Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: C_J on November 07, 2004, 03:08:00 PM
Yes, there is out of bounds. You have to remember that we have practice on that paif for sum amount of time. We practice on the pair and blow away that part of the lane. We burn it up so bad that it dries out. With surface and all the practice the out of bounds turn into a surface where it may try and start coming back. The four of us can dry out the lane that it might take a 5 member league team 3 games to burn up. CJ
Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: dirtbikebowler on November 07, 2004, 03:59:51 PM
woooo.....is C_J the real CJ that was on tv?
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Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: a_ak57 on November 07, 2004, 04:00:47 PM
Supposed to be....he's on allbowling.com as well.

Hey CJ, next time you're on the show, get a sign that says "BR Sucks" okay?
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Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: a_ak57 on November 07, 2004, 04:10:46 PM
quote:
quote:
Supposed to be....he's on allbowling.com as well.

Hey CJ, next time you're on the show, get a sign that says "BR Sucks" okay?
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"You think you're super bad?  I'M super bad!"
"Fo shizzle!"
"You ain't got no game, brotha!"



Why don't you just stay on your little bbe site, and leave this one to the big boys, if you hate it here so much.

Geez, calm down, it was a joke.  WTF is with people blowing up today?  First charlest, now BL......You guys need some prozac or something.

I was just saying that so we would actually know it's Chris Johnson on here...

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Edited on 11/7/2004 5:36 PM
Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: C_J on November 07, 2004, 05:16:28 PM
Yes it is I guys, CJ........Damn 7 pins!!!!!!
Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: johns811 on November 07, 2004, 05:39:04 PM
What is up with the girly earrings. You look like a queer, no offense.


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Yes it is I guys, CJ........Damn 7 pins!!!!!!
Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: charlest on November 07, 2004, 06:28:16 PM
quote:
 WTF is with people blowing up today?  First charlest, now BL......You guys need some prozac or something.


You misjudge me. Now that I disagree with you, now I'm wrong? I didn't "blow up". I expressed my feelings towards an incorrect statement by another, with much reserve compared to how I actually felt. I take offense that when I tell you something that you agree with or accept, I'm fine and thanked. But when you disagree with what I wrote, now I'm out of line.
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Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: C_J on November 08, 2004, 01:39:29 AM
I did reply to you Johns but I erased it. You would have liked what I wrote but I thought better of it. Why not buy a ticket to an event and come up and tell me what you wrote. Could be very interesting.
Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: RotoT on November 08, 2004, 03:18:56 AM
CJ was the lanes so different that you had to use two balls?
Just thought it looked like that hurt you.
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Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: Al Bundy on November 08, 2004, 08:18:14 AM
quote:
What is up with the girly earrings. You look like a queer, no offense.





John - "It's better to be thought of by others as an idiot than to open your mouth and remove all doubt"

If you didn't mean to offend, then why say something so dumb. It is people like you that keep the pros away from these boards. It's a shame too because they are real people too that have alot to offer.
Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: thegame on November 08, 2004, 08:32:41 AM
Hey CJ, why don't you just ask for a miracle, guys like that are too cheap to buy a ticket.  Great bowling, and good luck for this season, hope to see you post on here when you get a chance.
Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: Rev_O on November 08, 2004, 08:39:37 AM
i'll look you up this week in wickliffe CJ!!
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Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: Berreez on November 08, 2004, 08:47:54 AM
CJ – Great bowling Sunday. Sorry about the lame comments. We have a lot of immature kids on this site. Don’t let them keep you from posting. We all are very interested in what the PRO’s think.

I did notice that even after you knew you had lost you didn’t knowledge VB. Seemed like you were snubbing him. Did you shake his hand and wish him luck off camera?

I’ve also listed below what a few others think about making the shot(s) more like the tournaments we attend. Tell us what you think.

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The reason we all feel the ABC national is a fair event is due to the fact that no one gets to practice on them before hand and the few balls we are allowed only lets us see what the lane is doing and then no warmup tosses when it comes time for doubles and singles(at least that was true the last time I bowled in it)
Even our everyday tourneys do not allow us to practice on the pair we are assigned to. The PBA should not allow those who make the show to practice on the pair that will be used and to make it even more interesting, the pair that is going to be used should have a different pattern than what they have bowled on all week and that pattern should not be announced ahead of time.
That would show who can adjust the best. And in one game, one can not blow holes or mess up the other person.
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I wouldn’t go that far. I would use the same pattern as all week. Then I would let them warm up on an adjacent pair and then give them 4 practice shots on each lane before the match started.



Edited on 11/8/2004 9:48 AM
Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: LuckyLefty on November 08, 2004, 09:20:22 AM
Well I certainly enjoy having CJ occassionally stop out here and talk with us more normal bowlers.  Anytime I heve emailed him it has been a pleasure getting helpful responses from him.

I've always found JOhns811 to be a very pleasant guy also and am surprised he made his comment.  Many people frequently trash each other a little out here and he probably has never done anything to offend anyone.

Hope CJ keeps coming out here and giving us his insight!  It's nice to hear it right from the horse's mouth.  I look forward to watching you finally get some carry and winning the multiple titles I'm sure you are going to!

Go CJ.

REgards,

Luckylefty
Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: johns811 on November 08, 2004, 09:38:08 AM
Hey guys and C_J, especially if you are the real C_J.

I was 100% positive C_J was an imposter. How I came to that conclusion is beyond me. A profile would have convinced me otherwise. My sincerest appology. It was a sensless comment. I don't know what else to say. I thought his post was from yet another clown on the forum and I thought I would mess with him a little bit. Sounds stupid now, but somehow it made sense at the time. I get sick of seeing all the garbage on the board then somehow I began to contribute to the problem.

Truly Sorry.



Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: C_J on November 08, 2004, 10:58:28 AM
I stood up and shook BV's hand after he threw the strike in the 11th frame. I told him great bowling and keep it up. I wanted him to strike out and put on a good show and strike out before I told him great bowling. I told him that and he told me that we will meet again on TV very soon for sure. Very professional guy to bowl against. He is a true competitor. CJ
Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: Pinbuster on November 08, 2004, 02:54:46 PM
Charlest –  I agree the number of games bowled for the week is low compared to old qualifying methods.

However some of the pain is that with the new format, he had to bowl 3 matches in one day and all went the full distance of 7 games. So he bowled 21 games in one day plus practice before the match. A pro should be up to this but it is still a lot of high pressure match play bowling in one day.

I still believe the old format (pre Microsoft boys days) was better for identifying who bowled the best that week but they went broke and this is what we have.
Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: janderson on November 08, 2004, 03:06:09 PM
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Does anyone remember the old All-Star torunaments where they bowled 100 games to QUALIFY??


I remember going to watch my father bowling them... he called them "rabbit squads" because you bowl as much as or as quickly as rabbits *ahem* reproduce.

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Edited on 11/8/2004 4:10 PM
Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: Re-Evolution on November 08, 2004, 03:24:10 PM
C_J
Some people think you are an imposter so I will ask you a question that will remove all doubt if you know the answer.
On Friday there was something that was affecting you when going up against Robert Smith.
What was it that was affecting you/making it difficult to bowl?

An imposter would not know the answer.
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Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: Ragnar on November 08, 2004, 03:26:51 PM
I just don't get naming the patterns.  Why not Pattern A = BOHICA?  (I'm sure most of you know the acronym).  It makes as much sense, maybe more than B = Shark.
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Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: mumzie on November 08, 2004, 04:12:20 PM
CJ - you're one of my main pics on 12thframe.com

You and Brian have been doing very well for me lately. Just do me a favor - make it come down to you two in the FINALS next time...

Thanks. Keep up the great bowling.

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Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: C_J on November 08, 2004, 11:16:09 PM
Thanks guys and gals. Trust me I do know how to use a spare ball to my advantage. If you were at the show you would have seen how they asked if we cared if we cut practice time down from 30 minutes to 15 minutes. That was a huge factor. I personally don't know why I would move right with my feet. I had a good shot but just didn't carry a few shots. No big deal, I'm in Cleveland now getting ready for this week. Have a good one all!!!!!
Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: Re-Evolution on November 08, 2004, 11:43:00 PM
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A fake CJ could answer the question about what was affecting him against Robert Smith on Friday since they talked about it on the show...he pulled his right Quad so it was difficult for him to bowl...come up with something better than that...?
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Edited on 11/9/2004 0:37 AM


An imposter might not have caught that nor known that it happened before he bowled Robert Smith he would now though, and I was unaware of him stating it during the telecast because I was there and not watching it on TV.
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Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: Next Level PS on November 09, 2004, 08:49:59 AM
C_J, what were the layout on the Recharge and the Ace you had on the show?
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Title: Re: Chicago - pattern B (Shark) - Out of bounds????
Post by: tenten on November 09, 2004, 09:14:29 AM
It really is CJ that is posting.