A friend of a friend buys all of those designer purses. Pays like 5k to 20k usd per. It’s nuts. They make her buy all the “little ones” to be put on a list for the “good ones”.

And we thought high end custom cuemakers had a good following going. Hahaha.

dendweller said:

Problem was, they broke day two in two chunks. At 24, 22 or something Meglino had a match, he had to leave, so there's another vid on youtube of the last 8 or so games.

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Yep, I watched till he left and watched the rest later

fjk said:

Look how much it weighs!
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Evidently they are using special helium-impregnated slate. I think you'll need to bolt it to the floor.

See also this previous thread:

gregcantrall said:

It's a fitness program. The exergeni method.
Pretending that the cue is the exergeni handle.
View attachment 881187Maximum lift requires proper stance to avoid injury. Especially the lower back.
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Slow motion lift.
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Notice the toes and fingers.
The snooker lessons being made available via wst.tv is awesome. I have Ronnie vs Joe O'Connor on the telly. The lesson figures to be worth the price of a month.

Home of World Snooker - World Snooker Tour

The Official Website of World Snooker

www.wst.tv

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I do this during league before breaking. Cue all the way to the ground on top of my toes and reach for the sky. I'm sure my opponents and people watching think I'm on crack or something but I don't care in the least. Gotta get the back aligned and screwy muscles stretched to play correctly.

This, the ring finger as a trigger, and breathing out fully/exhaling before getting down on a shot are strong. Let them laugh, they don't know what they don't know!

InsertCleverNameHere said:

who uses 58.7 inches? Smh

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It's an 8-foot table, so i'm sure that's the outside dimensions with a 46x92" playing surface.

fjk said:

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who uses 58.7 inches? Smh