tdilucente@aol.commie-rat (tony

Good bowlers but kinda hard on the eyes...


"Ever since I lost a lung to cancer, I've cut my smoking in half"

Tony D.

yanksfanjp@aol.commander (the red sox must be

Actually, the real reason Tennelle had a field day was because she was making
awesome shots for most of the day.

Remember, when it's a lefty, it's because their side doesn't get bowled
on...when it's a righty it's because we make great shots.

Remember that rule and you can't go wrong


- Jeff

TV quote of the moment:

"I believe that laughter is the best medicine."
"We must be in the placebo group."

dickblk@aol.com (dick

she's NOT hard on my eyes, hey, baby got BACK!!

a-2 xprt

Please explain this. How did they cheat? Or is this just a milder word for
an expletive? Just curious.

jw63033@yahoo.com

Oh c'mon let us righties express our frustration with the
imperfections of tournaments once in awhile.

No the lefties didn't cheat, but darn it when you figure that 11-13%
of the population is left-handed, add to that the fact that men are
more likely to be left-handed than women and then note that 4 out of
the 5 women finalists are lefties it isn't hard to figure out that the
left side was represented way out of proportion to the right side.

Lefties are every bit as good as righties as bowlers except for the
fact most don't know how to adjust to changing lane conditions the way
righties do. I don't blame the lefties for that because how often do
they ever experience the kind of breakdown the right side does? It
just doesn't happen.

The fact the lefty pros had problems on the show when they had to bowl
together on the same lanes certainly supports the notion that even
lefty pros don't know how to adjust when the lanes are just beginning
to break down let alone when you are forced to make major moves.

That lone righty had to be bowling her buns off and making some
incredible adjustments just to make the show. Kudos to her and I'm
glad that at least on the show for once the breakdown situation
favored the right side.