This is really what's going on with you....nothing more, nothing bigger, nothing noble.
You are welcome to your opinion, my opinion of you is rather similar. Why don't you tell me why the things you post don't belong in a more appropriate place?
This is really what's going on with you....nothing more, nothing bigger, nothing noble.I don't think so, you're trying to gain attention and show how morally superior you are to anyone who doesn't agree with your personal ridiculously restrictive values and desire to impose them upon others....Pathetic.
Edit: It's called "virtue signaling" and if you have to ruin the most popular thread in AZ history in order to try and demonstrate your superiority, everyone else be damned...Seen it before.
While it was cool to have @David in FL report Jerry recalls making my cue, there was never a doubt it was authentic despite the lack of a signature or -R-. I communicated directly with Jerry during the build and I have email documentation regarding specs, finishing aesthetics and progress photos. He was a pleasure to deal with, followed up when he said he would and I received the cue on the exact day Jerry said I would when I ordered it. In my experience, this is very rare in the billiards industry. Jerry is a class act.
I may do that with the Jacoby Ultra Super Pro that can be turned down from 11.75 to as low as 10mm. Interesting cuemaking with 140 veneer pieces in the Ultra shaft and the Element butt with only veneers on the surface.Any decent cuemaker can make one for you.
The wing ball is usually just as wired using a standard rack. The one isn't wired with 9 on the spot, pros just learned how to consistently make a ball from the break box with the 9 on the spot. Change the break rules and I'm sure they will find a way to make something, I think it's just the nature of a small rack.I have thought having the head ball be a ball other than the one is a good idea in 9 ball. With one on the spot and template racks, the pros make the wing ball on the break and play shape on the one. It makes 9 ball a joke to watch at the pro level. Even the 3 point rule doesn't make much of a difference. If you are using a template, no ball should be wired anywhere or be able to play shape. Bring back breaking hard to try to make a ball on the break.
The rules have changed so much over the years for the break in 9 ball. What makes one rule stupid vs another one good? Break from the box. Break outside the box. Change the size of the box. Put the 9 on the spot. 3 point rule at side pockets. 3 point rule at head string. Must use forceful break. If break is illegal, no push option.
I don't think so, you're trying to gain attention and show how morally superior you are to anyone who doesn't agree with your personal ridiculously restrictive values and desire to impose them upon others....Pathetic.
I don't think so, you're trying to gain attention and show how morally superior you are to anyone who doesn't agree with your personal ridiculously restrictive values and desire to impose them upon others....Pathetic.Nope. I am looking for a thread that delivers what is promised without a troll trying to change it instead of creating a new thread.
Thats a pretty unusual base, I'm guessing it was made for a specific task. Nice find!!Picked this old beast up for free recently. Needed calibrating, but it's in fine shape otherwise. The bubble moves quite slowly, have to be patient.
It's a bit more sensitive than the Starretts I have.
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Odds are he was invited or would have been had he asked for a spot.If I was Bergman I would be annoyed.
Predator/WPA used him to promote the St Louis event and if it wasn't for him, that event would have been empty.
And now they don't invite him to thi
The guy is just looking for attention...
Over the past 18 years this thread has matured and morphed into more than just a "funny" thread.....anyone can post things that are beautiful, interesting, pleasing in any possible way, and also lessons/examples of what we should or shouldn't do...if any one of these thing offends your sensitivities, just move on...You have no right to dictate what's acceptable to anyone but yourself...That's all I have to say.
The guy is just looking for attention...or trying to prove how morally superior he is...You know the type...@DeeDeeCues
back in 2008 when this thread was started
the posts linked above are on the first page (you should open them to watch )
too bad you werent posting then to set the guidelines
Over the past 18 years this thread has matured and morphed into more than just a "funny" thread.....anyone can post things that are beautiful, interesting, athletic, pleasing in any possible way, and also lessons/examples of what we should or shouldn't do...if any one of these thing offends your sensitivities, just move on...You have no right to dictate what's acceptable to anyone but yourself...That's all I have to say.Once someone can tell me why people being hospitalized or dying is funny, I'll take your advice.
Yeah, humor dresses a lot of different ways, but how are photos of steak funny? NPR is full of threads on classic cars, hot wimmens, photography, books, cooking, etc. that get traffic. Why am I the problem for suggesting that someone who is posting things that aren't considered classically funny take his spam and start one of those threads? Every friday and saturday we can expect jimmy to post about a hundred things that aren't classically funny. I don't see how a couple of posts pointing this out is such an outrage.
On the other hand...
Maybe I think it is funny to derail this thread with these comments. Maybe I'll start posting about a hundred of them every weekend. Maybe you should just scroll past them.
How about AnyOne nine ball.
Can shoot any ball first when you arrive at the table, if you don't run out your opponent has the same option to win.
There are some old discussions in these forums about making a cue "wrapless" that cover this. You might search for those.
Probably many cue makers could/would do it. Making the seam not visible is the challenge. The first thing would be selecting the right wood I would think.
We'll see if the cue makers have much to say on this.