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Whose your daddy?

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yes and that can be figured out without a computer program. just a pocket calculator. and pencil and paper for those who did that sort of things before either.

and once i figured out one time, how many tries it would take for a smaller chance happening to be 50% i went and beat one of the highest rated gambling bettors out of more than five figures. it wasn't intuitive
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Mcdermott carom shaft (traditional maple)

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ronfor0603 said:
Hello.
Thinking of buying the Mcdermott traditional maple Carom shaft. First of all, does anyone ever played with one? If so, what do you think about it?

My second question is.
I have to know the collar size, my pool cue is 0.841 (21.4mm) and I would really like if it would be flush with the butt section.
I have send an email to McDermott, but they are closed right now, and I don't want to wait that long to find out.

If anyone knows? Please let me know
(And as usual, I apologise if my English is not the best)
Regards Ronnie
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i dont know for sure but i think you have to measure with lower part of the micrometer where its scalloped/indented meaning closer to the points otherwise you get a bigger number i think
ICBW
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What, in your opinion, is the minimum Fargo you should have before entering a WNT Open?

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easy-e said:
I play all the big dogs around me whenever I get the chance just for that reason! I can play a 790 fargo races to 8 for $50 several times per week. I win maybe one out of every 4-5 sets, so it's a bit cheaper! Anytime I want during the set I can ask what their thoughts are on the situation. I learn a lot!
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yea thats the way to do it. and you must play 750 or higher anyway. and i suspect higher in reality.

but maybe make a little better game :)
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“Why It’s So Easy To Love Pool”

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I just finished reading Philip Capelle’s A Mind For Pool and enjoyed the read.

While I didn’t really learn much or anything new, I thought its was cleverly written.

Really enjoyed chapter 19 “Enjoying Pool”. Was a great reminder of why I fell in love with this game to begin with.

I started at 13 years old, and am now 64.

1) The never-ending challenge of the game
2) The thrill of competition
3) You can practice by yourself
4) There are so many games you can play
5) A fine looking table that plays true
6) The beautiful work of master cue makers
7) A pool room is a refuge from the concerns of everyday life
8) You can play for a few minutes up to several hours
9) Pool rooms are a great place to socialize
10) The thrill of victory and agony of defeat

What are some of your favorite reminders of why you love this game?

Cheers,
Don
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