jasonlaus said:

There's all kinds of players who are collectors on here. Why would you collect pool cues if you don't play pool?

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The same reason collectors hoard vintage Martin guitars, value investment. They are not players either. Modern players wouldn’t invest in a Balabuska, just to put a carbon fiber shaft on it to play.

So yeah, the one handed compares to shooting from the hip.
Quigley Down Under quote "didn't say I didn't know how to.....I just prefer"
Or something close.
The foundation is just before Balance.
When I started as a carpenter...walking a 2x4 wall at 8 foot was standard. 2nd story at times.
Gotta know where center is at All times.
The phenolic tip no chalk forces attention to the accuracy of the strike to whitey.
So the one handed forces foundation and balance.
Cole Dixon had the widest Tri pod base. With legs spread and knees locked. Finding the bipod base is a challenge for upper management. To find the spot to plant.

The pictures serve as xray to inspect for weakness. The 10 second timer gives me a perfect speed lap practice, uh say it again .
Ronnie o'sullivan fastest 147 comes to mind. So 10 seconds to the click and be waiting to pull the trigger. Kinda like a short track race.

JAM said:

I can think of one, in particular, who was wont to boasting about their friendship on a frequent basis. They are also a member of this forum.

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you loan money to all your friends, no exception? i have some friends that can't hold money, or liquor, and they know it too