KAP1976 said:

You had specific outfits for the club when I was in my 20s. It's a total slobification of our society.

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When it came to night clubs, dese was da good old days:

"Why would anyone use porous material for ferrules??"

Not all ferrule material is created equal. Most with linen in it is needed to be sealed immediately after the final cut.
And possibly a few times through its life span.







As pointed out...
Definitely not ivory. When you mentioned it had swarf in the pits I figured it probably was not.
If you want to keep the ferrule the same size you may need to change it and start over.
I've come close with cleaning products but have never been able to get them 100% after they get infected.
However, there may be another secret out there that I haven't stumbled across yet.

Good luck

skogstokig said:

night clubs in my city have begun banning sweatpants.. when i was frequenting such establishments, wearing sweatpants there would been looked upon as something a mental patient would do. might as well had a toothbrush in the mouth. but i guess it's a trend now, nike something sweatpants

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You had specific outfits for the club when I was in my 20s. It's a total slobification of our society.

A long time ago!

PhilosopherKing said:

Offers?

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THAT'S SOME NICE WOOD.
I'd like to make an offer, but I don't want to make you angry, so........
Should I send a PM ?

bbb said:

i think running or reverse english is better terminology
running english adds speed.....reverse english kills speed
my question to you abaove was based on me assuming you were reffering to outside being running english as used in muti rail kicks
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if we used inside english the results would be opposite of abaove

MitchAlsup said:

1) for exactly the same reason a CB with inside english speeds up (= gains energy).
2) probably, there is a gearing side spin amount so that the edge of CB is moving at exactly the speed of the cloth on the rail as it hits.

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Bob Jewett said:

Outside english can be either running or reverse when it gets to a cushion.

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bbb said:

1)why would the cue ball lose energy because of outside english?

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i think running or reverse english is better terminology
running english adds speed.....reverse english kills speed
my question to you abaove was based on me assuming you were reffering to outside being running english as used in muti rail kicks