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RE: What is the biggest complaint in your center.

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RE: What is the biggest complaint in your center.

bankroll — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 01:03:16 GMT

The biggest complaint at my center would have to be the older folks complaining about not having a professional side or night because a lot of families with their kids come and distract other bowlers.

RE: What is the biggest complaint in your center.

paulfinn31 — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 13:14:30 GMT

The biggest complain is selling the center. And I think the old school scoring is still the best.

RE: What is the biggest complaint in your center.

mr_tierney — Tue, 12 Jun 2007 02:59:12 GMT

my biggest complaint is that they closed down the center and are now selling it and i dont have the funds to buy it....bowling is one of the biggest parts of my life and i just cant stand to see a center thats been open for years to be cut down for another fast food joint or the like....anybody have a few bucks they could loan me? heh

What is the biggest complaint in your center.

rocketman — Fri, 30 Mar 2007 01:12:54 GMT

One of my biggest complaints now days is really not with the center I bowl at but with the other bowlers. I have been bowling for about 30 years now and I have noticed the topic of discussion has changed. Its not no longer about striving to get that 300 games its about how many you can shoot in a year. The dimond ring that I so wanted when I first started is worth nothing anymore. The only thing that is saving bowling in my opinion is the sports leagues. Who ever thought of that idea knew what he was doing. The shot is a lot tighter and it really makes you concentrate when you bowl. I know this because you no longer have a 10 board shot to the pocket you acutally have just 2 and you have to move that shot every game.

Another question for people do you think automatic scoring has helped or killed the game and why.