L.S. Dennis said:

And all this from a guy who apparently didn't like to practice, hence his quote "I'd no sooner play pool in my spare time than a head waiter would come in and wait on tables in his day off"

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One secret, Willie practiced very hard before major events. As a regular habit to tune to be a little bit better in exhibitions, if one or two exhibitions like he put on almost every day didn't keep you in tune nothing would.

I shot pool alone a lot. Drills or the same shot over and over didn't happen, a matter of patience. I didn't have any patience for shooting drills and such. I have never played computer games on the same basis as Willie. I drew with AutoCAD or Intergraph or maybe worked with other drawing related programs eight to ten hours a day. Playing games on a computer seemed so much like work I felt like I should be paid. No pay, no work.

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I think I like the metric; at least the label. You might also include Fargo/field density if that's not built in. This would distinguish between identical Fargos. IOW if you took 1K Fargo 750s and made 'em go to the death, you'd end up with the best 750s and a means to distinguish 749s and less.

Seyberts has one available now for around 880 I think. Just an fyi