Man, pool halls are dangerous

friend had his gas missing from his 5 gallon tank for lawn mower twice. i said add a bunch of sugar to it and leave it in the same place. sure enough it was empty a few days later. a few days after that he said the neighbor kid down the block had his engine seized up on his brand new car.
he said he was a nice kid and did not think it was him.

New Straightpool-App (iOS) "Straightpool 14.1"

Hi 14oneman, the App works great on iPad in Landscape mode, I use it more often on my phone but like on my iPad too.
I programmed the App for IOS 18 and up and I don't think it will run on a lower IOS, sorry - but you can just try it out for free. Can't you update the IOS on your device?
Thanks for the reply!!!
Unfortunately, my iPad will not support an OS higher than the 12.? that it currently has…perhaps I will try it on my iPhone…

How do LOW-COST CARBON FIBER SHAFTS Perform Compared to the Best?

Interesting....and here I thought it was my lousy stroke...... Both 12.7 and 12.5 Rhino with original and aftermarket tips have done that WTF kind of miscue was that to me....similar with low left/right draw stroke.......seemes real easy to miscue....perhaps it is a great practice cue to kind of force you to stay closer to center........I like the hit with a after market tip installed....but still seems real easy to get that random miscue....I always thought it was just my lousy stroke....I never really get out and play anymore...just 20-30 minutes here and there and I leave the cue put together laying on the table........I am now curious and am going to go back to the P-314 for a while

How do LOW-COST CARBON FIBER SHAFTS Perform Compared to the Best?

Dave, it seems that there were more significant performance differences between the higher cost shafts such as Revo, Whyte carbon, J. flowers, etc

Aside from Revo, it does seem the lower cost shafts tested outperform several of the higher cost shaft brands if you include results from both videos.

Is that a valid conclusion?
You are referring to these two sets of results shown below.

I await Dave's answer. I find it hard to believe that some of the higher-cost shafts performed worse than the cheap CF shafts (the 11.8mm Whyte Triple Sixty TS1 worse than the 12.5mm WSC Jungle, for example). I suspect there are other issues at play and its more that all these shafts were not significantly different from each other.

It is alarming enough if all these shafts have no significant differences among them in deflection. That means that unknowns and maybe a little clueless CRBN and WSC Jungle are as good as the expensive shafts touting low deflection. If so, almost all carbon-fiber manufacturers are in on what it takes to make low-deflection shafts and Predator's reign as the shafts with the lowest deflection is over.


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