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Patrick Johnson
fastone371 said:
The picture you used as an example is a pretty poor example, the photo is so distant its hard to make out cars on the freeway.
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From that vantage the camera is closer to the expressway than the expressway is to Cabrini, yet you claim to have seen more Cabrini detail from the expressway.

And for the others who were nervous being near a (gasp!) housing project - I've been driving past and through them for 50+ years... never nervous, never a reason to be. You must bring your reasons with you.

pj
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Another stupid thread from me: golf is harder than pool

Bob Jewett
robertod said:
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Of course the question has to be asked in right context. Which is harder to achieve, i.e. reaching a pro level PGA player or a Fargo rating over 800?
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The question I asked above is:

For the players in the top 100 at each sport, how many hours did it take them to get into the top 100?

That's maybe a little skewed because there are more people trying to get into the top 100 at golf, but that's part of the deal. That has a chance of finding an objective answer.
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Yapp’s Controversial Tournament-Winning Shot in the 8-Ball World Championship … Was it a Foul?

bpeacock
dr_dave said:
If you want to end the debate, ask the people who disagree with you to watch the videos here:


That should settle things.
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I have even shared your video in our group chat 🤷. You know how hard headed some people can be. Never admit when they are wrong
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Wojciech Szewczyk Triumphs in Ketrzyn

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Following record-breaking events in Gdańsk and Łódź, the elite of Polish billiards gathered in Kętrzyn and Mrągowo. Out of over 90 competitors, Wojciech Szewczyk (GKS Katowice) emerged unrivaled in the 9-ball discipline. It took 182 matches to determine the winner of this year’s third tour stop. The field included top-ranked players such as Radosław Babica and Mariusz Skoneczny. Szewczyk dominated the group stage with three decisive wins. His toughest challenge came in the playoffs against young talent Wojciech Głąb, where the former World Champion narrowly escaped with a 6-5 victory in a hill-hill thriller. In the final, Szewczyk delivered a […]

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