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Second Round with Grizzly (2)
Re: Second Round with Grizzlyby Ben 17 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Second Round with Grizzly) was posted by Ben, on 5/24/2008 5:42:43 PM:
| well thats not very good, is it? the whole point in this rubbers existence is it is meant for the close to the table blocker who can no longer play with frictionless long pips/pimples, and you are saying you can do everything apart from block with it. It would be like me designing a watch (I design watches for a living) that did everything well, but did not tell time. I think everyone needs to know not to buy these rubbers as they are quite clearly useless and over priced. Thanks, Ben. |