I’ve enjoyed this exchange immensely, and I am amazed at the developments in bowling, as a non bowler. Thanks for wising me up. Who knew!

Or the woofing got to a point of ?????????????

jtompilot said:

Did you ever have any skittles crack in half?

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No I did not, I have had absolutely no problemns with my Cyclops and I even have the set wiuth the transluscent cue ball.

The last thing I want is a phone call.

Renegade4006 said:

Just ordered the Brunswick Centennials.

I contacted Brunswick earlier today to ask what resin was used in the Centennials. Per their info the Centennials are now made using Duramith resin.

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That is great news because as it stood before I would never buy a set of Centennials again even though they are my favorite looking ball because they mark up so fast compared to my Aramith Tournaments.

jimmyg said:

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fun prompt, i guess

balls aren't placed against the pocket corners so it's hard to tell without utilizing a computer program

DrCue'sProtege said:

Looks about 4 1/4 to me. And yes, that's pretty tight. Shelf depth appears to be about average.

See what else you can find out.

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According to google ai (if can be trusted):

Tier 1 events utilize tables with 3.5-inch pocket openings

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My first pet was a cat , who became pure hell on wheels to mice , gophers and any bird he could catch !

On of his favorite spots to wait for birds to ambush was a bird nest near the top of the tree in the front yard , he would sit motionless waiting for a bird to fly by and he'd take a swing at it with one of both front paws ! To the best of my knowledge he was not successful from up in the nest .
A few times he nearly reached to far which would've been a 20' fall to the ground .

Before he vanished he weighted nearly 22 lbs of pure hunting machine !

How about a breakdown of events for each day…