Why does Bob Jewett have two Solutions achievements while everyone else has one?
- By Cornerman
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Always!!!I believe the answer is 42.
Always!!!I believe the answer is 42.
Its the same way up here. I would say thats the norm, not the exception.Calm down. No. You just can’t buy the pool… cause you’re in it.
Who measured the angle? If your friend, what did he use and are you confident he knows how to use the tool?Edit: I deleted my long winded response because I just talked to my friend. I mentioned the cloth being pulled too tight at the corners and to check it with a straight edge months ago. He responded that the facings looked straight. I assumed he actually checked them like I recommended. He did not. Also, I thought he told me he had new cloth put on the rails to make sure this wasn’t the issue. Apparently, I misheard because he did not do that either. I finally got him to reach out to Glen and what does Glen say? Put a straight edge on the facing and check it. So my friend does, makes a video of his facings, and sends me a message saying, “Didn’t you mention something like this before?” Yes. Yes I mentioned exactly this before.
All that being said, it doesn’t look too bad to my untrained eyes. I don’t know that the tiny amount of bow that his facings have would make it play like it does. I told him to send the video to Glen. I think I’m done trying to help. He’ll figure out whatever he figures out.
Thanks for the responses. Sorry I didn’t have my info correct about the situation.![]()
I could go with that as a pure guess.How much difference do you think the cloth makes? 30 points?
haha. I've seen him in person a few times. He was in Philly in the late 90s. One of the top local players. Maybe he'd be a 710-720 speed then I'm guessing. I think he might have moved to Texas after philly and found religion, last I heard 20 years ago.There used to be a good roadie from Colo. named Junior Harris. He said he was at a tourn. back in the mid 80's and as pre-match warm-up he watched ER run three racks of rotation. Guess what? Turned out Junior had drawn er and hadn't checked the draw sheet. ooops.
How much difference do you think the cloth makes? 30 points?... Me personally, I'd bet all day long on the ghost vs a 699 and below on a normal pool room 9' pro-cut Diamond. All day and tomorrow. 500 robustness on the player minimum.
No, it's nothing like that. The question is simply: "how good do you have to be to beat the ghost?" Nothing more, nothing less. It's been a recurring question over the years. You're reading too much into it.You can't compare winning games in competition to playing the ghost. Please. Who really gives a shit what someone's 'GhostGo' rating is? The ONLY way they MIGHT mean anything is if the game is 'pro ghost' as in NO ball in hand. Even then its not the same. Playing actual comp. and playing the ghost are two totally different things. Why do people worry about this?