Queens tournament

[fortheloveofbowling]

My encounter with her was when her squad had completed for that particular day of qualifying.

I was taking their score sheets and she darn near threw them my way, like it was either a major issue for her or that she was beyond handing them in. She was the only one who didn't smile and say thank you. And I did this for both squads that day.

These sheets have their scores and list of balls that were used with the USBC number on them and their signatures. Each sheet has to have 2 signatures on them as well.

I'm not defending her but maybe she just came off a bad game or block all together in her estimation. Sometimes ultra competitive players just need a moment or 2 to come back to normal life. I will agree that she looks a little pissy sometimes though but some players have to maintain such a level of determination that they need time to come down. Sorry you had a bad experience, maybe next time she will be nicer.

[1VegasBowler]

I'm not defending her but maybe she just came off a bad game or block all together in her estimation. Sometimes ultra competitive players just need a moment or 2 to come back to normal life. I will agree that she looks a little pissy sometimes though but some players have to maintain such a level of determination that they need time to come down. Sorry you had a bad experience, maybe next time she will be nicer.

You could be correct to a point here. Only thing is, she was one of the leaders when the day was done. She was steadily climbing to the top each day.

Will she be different next time around? Who knows. Maybe she will, maybe she won't.

I've played in WSOP Ring Events where I've cashed and was not a happy camper when I got KO'd sooner than I've wanted to. But that never stopped me from shaking hands with everybody at the table and wishing them all well right after.

It's little things like that, that, people remember later on down the road, just as much as somebody who's just a sour puss.

[fordman1]

V aren't you one of the guys who wouldn't give a team mate a high five after missing a spare. Or was that some other sour puss.

[1VegasBowler]

V aren't you one of the guys who wouldn't give a team mate a high five after missing a spare. Or was that some other sour puss.

High fives are supposed to be an acknowledgement of something good, and I see nothing good about missing a spare.

I think a low fist bump and words of encouragement is more appropriate for the missed spare than a high five.

[foreverincamo]

Kelly Kulick did a modeling gig for the ESPN body magazine layout where she wore nothing but a bowling ball on her right hand. If they picked her for that, she has to have some level of attractiveness to her. She looks much better with her hair down instead of pulled back when she bowls.