I don’t mind the initial review due to the unlikeness of that happening as long as it is overturned and counted for both players once reviewed.

I took a commuter flight from Atlanta to Knoxville once , when the pilot revved up the engines for take off I noticed the rivets that held the row of seats in front of me were all spinning as if they were trying to keep up with the reve rate of the motors ha ha

ShootingArts said:

One of those guys just fooled himself in Yosemite. He made it to the top then was moving supplies. They think he rappelled further than he had rope which I have to admit must have caused a cartoonish "oh she-eee-it" moment on the way down.

Hu

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Rope?

Logandgriff said:

And if higher Fargo players always beat lower Fargo players, after people get a robust Fargo rating they wouldn't have to play anymore. Just compare Fargo ratings and the higher rated player is the winner.

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Exactly. It is equally as unlikely that I would lose 7-1. But that score wouldn’t have been questioned

It's been my experience when I change from one cue to new cue I have a bit of a learning curve so to speak , to figure out how to stroke the various shots to get the most out of it so to speak or how to finess each shot for the best possible results .

And if higher Fargo players always beat lower Fargo players, after people get a robust Fargo rating they wouldn't have to play anymore. Just compare Fargo ratings and the higher rated player is the winner.

I want to pump this as I still miss this cue.

If you seen it anywhere let me know please

And if you know of a uk billiard site you can post on my behalf

Thanks

Cue tip clamps with digital or analog pressure sensor displays. So we can compress tips and make milk duds with the exact same pressure each and every time.