Patrick Johnson said:

Yes, static friction (frozen balls) is stronger than kinetic friction (moving balls), so frozen balls throw more, but that doesn't mean moving balls don't throw - the difference is only fractional. It may also be that the force of the collision adds enough friction to make up the difference (I'm not sure about this).
As far as being fractional, specify your fraction. Not to be argumentative but if anyone here wants to have a solid foundation in this area of physics then we can look up a graph of static vs kinetic friction. The difference is striking. So I almost never come to an absolute stop in vehicles...it is like a game to try to avoid the final static brake grab...which is not possible.
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jmurda5 said:

Need help identifying this table please! 8ft purchased by my parents sometime around 1992, no labels/markings that they are able to find on it. If it can not be identified, what would you sell something like this for? It is in immaculate shape - very well cared for, always covered when not in use. Thinking about moving it from AZ to KS, but not sure if its worth the cost (quoted $5-10k by "white glove" professionals, ~$4k for PODS) to move... might just sell it and buy something else here. Appreciate any help!

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Brookeland Bill said:

Yes. Joe will draw a lot of flies like a dead animal on the side of the road. Possibly some buzzards as well.

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