David in FL said:

Almost looks like somebody is trying to learn to jump and/or masse...

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Can flipping a coin cause that size tear?

Amaury said:

what about something like that? bad idea?
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The faster it cuts the faster you can make a mess of it. If it were me and the ferules looked like they were square cut I would fill the holes with epoxy, tough it up with a little sandpaper and glue the tips on. The more material you remove the easier it will be to make it kittywhumpas. It wont be so easy ton square the end on a tapered shaft.

sneakypete1011 said:

Looking for a wrapless Mezz, prefer united joint but open to wavy if it's attractive enough.

Not really looking for the EC9-WMK (birdseye) and EC9-WKK (black composite) that are currently available, unless your giving me a killer deal.

Edit: Not interested in the Avant series

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As far as I know, the only wrapless cues from Mezz that are not the EC or Avant series will be Exceed.

-dj

Mensabum said:

The freedom to choose is what made this country great.

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Maybe so. I've never even been in the Ludite camp up until like yesterday. I've embraced the technological changes along the way. But change was moving along more of a linear path, or at worst a more manageable exponential one. AI is not that. Things are going to change very fast, and it's going to go one of two ways, so all is not lost. AI could actually lead to the de-industrialization of man. Kicking us out of the factories and sending us back home, where we can plant our gardens and enjoy the arts. But if along the way, we ruin all of our arts (including sports) what will be left? The other path -- that's more for NPR.

I did eventually check out the product and it does look pretty cool, and I'm sure he spent a lot of time on it. Will his individual product destroy pool? Of course not. But providing some general commentary about AI in this thread really shouldn't have generated any blow back, especially when you consider the OP'er hasn't provided any forum material other than information about his product.

muskyed said:

My last walleye boat was 3 yrs ago at about 130k, looking at a new one now another 20 k above that. Boats aren't cheap now days but most of these expensive ones are paid with cash. I'm assuming you meant to type Vexus. That is the new one I'm looking at.

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Yeah, Vexus, that's it, I think they are the original Ranger folks. They sold Ranger, had a 5 year non compete then started Vexus. Nice well built boats I guess, he has been at the Vexus factory many times. I am always amazed at how many people he says come in and put $20K down with a trade and finance the rest, I think they get 15 year loans like RV's.

BogeyFree said:

Do you know if the Championship 30/30 Steel Gray is about the same color shade as the Simonis Shark Gray 860HR or is one lighter or darker than the other?

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The Championship cloth is in the picture in my reply. I have never seen the Simonis HR in Gray, so I cannot say.

Round up the usual suspects. We've got very chalky quarterfinalists. Outside of Huang, everyone has a Fargo of 737 or better, six of them have a Fargo of 749 or higher and six are among the top fifteen in the world based on Fargo.

In the "everyone gets a turn in the winner's circle" world of women's pro pool, it might just be Chezka's turn, as she is without a major in singles in rotation pool in 2026. Should be fun to watch.

skogstokig said:

shane out, lost to casper.

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It seems like Shane has been playing progressively worse since his impressive Florida Open win.

Maybe he needs some time away from all this touring