What killed the slip stroke?

No…i dont think so
To differentiate
Stroke slip …………stroke….. cue slips forward
Slip stroke….. hand slips then cue goes forward
I consider it a grammatical thing. Adverb first. SS1 SS2 would do. You could say toss stroke - stick is hurled ( :ROFLMAO: ) at the cue ball and slip stroke (the inert stick is released to set the backhand) would retain the original reference.

:p

Take all of the weight out of your break cue

Glad to hear it. Let's make people smile, rather than frown. Makes the world a nicer place to live :)

Have quite liked watching people argue with him last year, not sure I can be bothered.

MR 14-16mph, WPA 20-22mph table depending I found I took it down to around 16mph when the table was needing it, 8/10ball 16 -18mph is suitable, but I sure like giving it a bit more when I'm feeling good - these are the speeds that I seem to have success with, but not a hard and fast rule for me, and also granted I don't keep track, and this was from some experimenting about a year ago which I posted about previously.
MR?WPR?

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