Poll of the Day > Mankind used to use bowling balls for all units of measurement.

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Mead
12/19/17 3:24:43 PM
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How powerful is this vacuum? How many bowling balls can it hold?

How comfortable is this bed? Well how many bowling balls can you drop on it without dumping over wine?
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TheWorstPoster
12/19/17 3:29:34 PM
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Depends. Assuming you mean Ten-Pin balls (and not Candlepin, Duckpin, Five Pin, or Nine Pin, or any other forms of bowling), there are several factors, such as legal balls can only weigh between 6 and 16 pounds (with 15 pounds being the de-facto standard), what type of coating it has (resin being the most reactive, and plastic being the least after contacting lane oil), and what its core is like (with them being asymmetric in order to hook the ball in several ways), how many holes it has (three finger holes drilled to fit a fingertip grip, and up to two more holes to help with its hook), and where the holes are located, as well as how its made and so many other rules and regulations as to how balls are made out of and how they perform.
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TheWorstPoster
12/19/17 3:33:54 PM
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Zangulus posted...
Which one are we talking here? Because a single one cant cover all measurement forms.


Then use a classic one, considered to be one of the best balls around 10 years ago. The RotoGrip Cell.
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Mead
12/19/17 3:40:25 PM
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Zangulus posted...
Which one are we talking here?


Mattresses and vacuums primarily, but also all others
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Zeus
12/19/17 4:28:31 PM
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Is Mead secretly ICO? >_>
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