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CJ Wiley: flat earther

ShootingArts
Guys,

Y'all need to read the cyclic theory of evolution. It explains everything and is much more fun than the straight line with a few detours and dead ends!

The scientists of a few thousand years ago were quite certain we had discovered or invented everything of any consequence. Of course the weapon that was so deadly it would end all wars hundreds of years ago was the english longbow!

The main thing I have learned from a few thousand years of science and history is that we don't need to be too smug about what we know today. Hundreds and thousands of years from now if man still exists or intelligent life of some sort on Earth, they will be laughing at our foolish ideas!

Hu
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Lava Soap to Remove Stains on Cloth

Black-Balled
ChrisinNC said:
This was recommended to me by Ernesto Dominguez while he was here at our room a few weeks ago to recover all our tables, which hadn’t been recovered by him in 3 years. On a few of our most badly stained 860HR Simonis clothed tables before he recovered them, we experimented with the soap with amazing results, as it removed all the stains as well as bringing the tournament blue original color back to the cloth. I was absolutely amazed and wished I had learned this years ago.

You must use a very firm brush and really soap down the entire table including the cushion tops with the soap and water - really scrubbing in the soap and water with the firm brush, then completely rinsing out the soap off the cloth with a wet cloth / towel. Then set a fan on the end of the table to help dry the cloth. I took some before and after photos on my phone which I’d be glad to text to anyone who’d like them, just PM me.
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Neato burrito...and congrats on the new pool table outfits too, of course!
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Lava Soap to Remove Stains on Cloth

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This was recommended to me by Ernesto Dominguez while he was here at our room a few weeks ago to recover all our tables, which hadn’t been recovered by him in 3 years. On a few of our most badly stained 860HR Simonis clothed tables before he recovered them, we experimented with the soap with amazing results, as it removed all the stains as well as bringing the tournament blue original color back to the cloth. Having owned and operated our poolroom for the last 30+ years, I wished I had learned this years ago - absolutely amazing!

You must use a very firm brush and really soap down the entire table including the cushion tops with the soap and water - really scrubbing in the soap and water with the firm brush especially on the stained areas, then completely rinsing out the soap off the cloth with a wet cloth / towel. Then set a fan on the end of the table to help dry the cloth. I took some before and after photos on my phone which I’d be glad to text to anyone who’d like them, just PM me.
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Advice for ADHD Player vs Slow Player

Hail Mary Shot
Funny you mentioned that, we have a player that plays extremely slow that everyone is annoyed on playing him. Actually he swims faster than he shoots the CB. My solution is I paid it forward by playing as slow as he is or even slower. While I can rack up some shots, I choose to put him in jail for most of my time on the table. To the point that he became annoyed of trying to make or hit a ball. I only did that game out of boredom so might as well punish someone. Didn't care if I win or lose. Just see someone suffer is good enough for me.
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The Pause

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HawaiianEye said:
I have a power stroke, but I can also finesse the shot if I need to.

One guy used to call me "Monster Stroke" after he saw me draw the cue ball 9 foot straight back to the end corner pocket when shooting an object ball that was sitting inside the the jaws of a corner pocket on the opposite end and side of the table.

FWIW, it was in a 14.1 tournament.
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Talk is cheap, show us footage of your ''monster stroke''.
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The Pause

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mikemosconi said:
Perhaps his position play was good enough to rarely face that situation of being 7 feet from the OB and straight and then having to draw back 7- 9 feet? Do you suppose? A top pro rarely faces super power stroke needs- end of story!
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You couldn't be more wrong, every top player faces power shots in situations where they come to the table and ''have'' to shoot as a result of what the opponent left them.

That's why they are top players, understood..?
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