Seeing the contact point on the object ball.
- By Black-Balled
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It's object permanence.
We learn it around 6mos of age.
We learn it around 6mos of age.
This is players under 23; At 28, he's aged out.Raga?
I changed a lot of tips back then and almost always used Elkmasters. I saved my Champions for tips I put on for pro players. My tips never came off! Still can do it to this day with no fancy tools. Just a good knife, razor blade, tweetens glue, sandpaper and a strong rubber band (optional). I liked using Willards tip tool and the long funnel shaped hand sander for the final shaping. I could do it overnight in my motel room or in the back seat of my car if necessary. No one ever complained.If there’s anyone I’d believe on this subject it would be you!
Been there done that experience is priceless without a side of builshit!
Things sure have changed…
Thnx for the response…
The guy is a fantastic match player!I might be one of the few people not related to Selby that actually enjoys watching him play.
Sure did.. it was not good lolAnyone go when it was in NJ
Flippers. All their cues that our limited edition sell out immediately and then our on sale for twice the price from all the flippers. I don’t blame predator. They come out with a new color for the bk rush.. why not? People like different stuff.. they make more than one color for cars for a reason. I don’t blame the flippers.. If people are willing to pay it that’s what you charge in a free market. It’s the consumer. Wtf are you paying an extra 1k for a bk rush because its purpleI predict they sell the shit out of these; just not in the North American market. (tbh, i had to go check to see if that wasn't some sort of elaborate April Fool's joke)