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Ok yeah. It’s definitely a full splice. I just didn’t know it they still called it one since it doesn’t cover the entire butt

cuefeene said:

What do you call this? A short splice?

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I always thought a short splice was cut off perfectly at the A-joint.

To me this is a full splice since they jointed below the wrap

What's a cultcutta?

Nevermind I'm kidding...

fastone371 said:

Whoever wins money in a culcutta? Not me, nope, never.

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its published in the big ones. take your chances. you dont and you will be taxed plus interest and penalties on all of it if you cant prove you had only a portion.

HawaiianEye said:

A BIG old-school cue ball is HEAVY.

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It's basically a billiard ball.

HawaiianEye said:

I never had trouble drawing a big cue ball table length on a bar table.

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All things being equal, you can get further away from the intended rotational axis. Leverage.
Lot of the issues I had with the big ball were cloth and environment related. On a big table fitted with good rubber and 360, you'd probably have the same options (give or take) as you would with a standard ball.

I’ve been at Felt most of the day. Played a guy named Jeff. Piazza’s tomorrow

What do you call this? A short splice?

Looks like a early ADAM to me

Yay. Pool is still struggling. It's on the ancients to keep it alive...