I think he's talking about all the toxic turds who shit-post on most threads, but the stuff about ducks has me second-guessing.

i avoided that. would have been a regular in the brig.

they get the message when no one plays them and a t.d. with balls tells them to go home.

ill pay you 5 bucks if i see you wearing that in public.

maha said:

one ball
cut break
time delay'
look out
other pocket
damn equipment
won no tournaments
poor break session
won pathetic amounts
f==k the administration
make repairs
3 cuties
one piece cue

damn bob you know them all.

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administration Army, but you got the others right.

ayy this is cool. I have a couple meucci originals that are nearly as old as me, now i can hopefully figure out what they are and when they were made

i'm surprised more don't have special shoes to play pool with. its amazing that some still just wear what they came in with.

it doesn't take much time to change out your shoes, take out your extra shafts, and put together your break cue, and get your jump cue ready. and take out your special chalk, bring out your own cue ball, get out your moosehead bridge, and start your game.

DrCue'sProtege said:

Anybody have special shoes you wear when you play?

My Diamond Professional is in my upstairs garage apartment and it's got that vinyl plank flooring. If I have to lean a little bit to reach a shot my feet will, at times, slip a little.

Just wondering if anyone uses special shoes for various floors wherever they play?

r/DCP

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I just wear my jordan's

Island Drive said:

When others comment on billiard situations, moments etc, why is there a desire for some to go the other way, when talking and working with another makes life/billiards and this ''addictive game'' so intrusive /negative when they show up?
Why not roll with the punches and learn, sometimes we wished we could/would of ducked.
I prefer shooting hangars/ducks with out ammunition.
That's how I prefer to Roll.

bm

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WTF are you saying man????

JonW said:

Only 4 coats or so? What thickness CA glue were you using? Also what type of oil do you recommend between coats?

CA more durable than auto clear? I may need to step my game up on CA maybe, mine has chipped in a couple places when I bumped it into a table before…

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That means you're not getting good adhesion between layers. You need to test out some oil types to see what works best for your CA type and process, my preferred product was danish oil.

CA finishing has been extensively tested/covered by pen turners, quite of bit of information out there for what works well, you just need to sort through the crap.

I'm not necessarily the most careful player out there, nearly all my cues are used hard with bumps and bruises. For me, CA has been the most durable, but please don't take my word for it, test all the finishes out for yourself, so many different products out there with various pros and cons.