Sheldon said:

“Unsportsmanlike conduct” covers actions that bring the sport into disrepute or clearly abuse the rules of fair play (for example, moving balls by hand, sharking, or repeatedly abusing intentional fouls).

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What does "repeatedly abusing" mean? When intentional fouls are legal, how can you abuse them?

Search results / AI generated info can be useful, but are still frequently wrong.

To the point though, if I'm playing somebody who intentionally double hits, moves balls w/cue, etc, then we'll stop playing.
(...unless I'm way up.)

Zerksies said:

Don't let the nerds see you say bigger is more forgiving. They will come up with scientific facts that only them created trying to prove you wrong

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I have enough of my own anecdotal evidence to know what works for me...its is funny to listen to know it alls, especially when they bring up snooker. like comparing tennis to pickleball, or horseshoes to cornhole

Jaden said:

Here's some pics of one I did with custom ringwork for forum member bbb.

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I just saw this thread and can say Jaden did a great job in matching the ring work for my cue on the hybrid shaft, he built for me
The shaft itself plays terrific. Very low deflection, excellent feel ,and energy transfer.
I would recommend his hybrid shaft without reservation

Island Drive said:

Like the 8 ball.... it's more porous, chalk dust clings to it allot faster than a shiny surface.

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sounds very strange that one of the 15 object balls is more porous and clingy... why would it be?

Like the 8 ball.... it's more porous, chalk dust clings to it allot faster than a shiny surface.

What a great run pf magazines pictures the information in them, perhaps best ever published on our wonderful sport.

Chris said:

Right. It isn't true because I said it's true. I said it's true because it is true.

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That's nutty. Wood is FAR more susceptible to dings.