ATM said:

I haven’t had luck finding a spray bottle that will not clog after I use it. I am using the mixture you recommended as well.

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Bob Jewett said:

All areas are susceptible to wandering off the beaten path. Sometimes that's good, but nearly always it is a less effective way to play. I think would-be trail blazers should ask themselves, "Why is this a better way to play than what others are doing?" "It's my way," is not a very good answer.

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bbb said:

Play for 2 weeks then quit and take up bowling……

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garczar said:

they fkng live over here. do you not have a clue what i'm trying to say?

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maha said:

for those that dont know, you are the one that gives the form to whom you pay. the t.d. may have them as well if he allows it. this is for u.s. people. i dont know china tax laws and it doesnt matter to people from u.s. unless they hold some back. but if the t.d. cuts checks then it is easy.

if you give part of your winnings to an out of country person you need to have some proof of what you did. which isnt hard to do.
you need to do same as if you win a calcutta and give part away to an investor to cover yourself.

then you only owe on what you collected. not what was advertised.
it goes along the same lines as deducting expenses if it is your profession.

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Bob Jewett said:

The way that Maurice Daly put it is:

"[...] I do not know of anything that prevents improvement, that keeps fairly good players back in their game so much as making the wrong shot and then having it come out well. (Daly's Billiard Book, page 171)​

I met one pretty good nine ball player who shot all his three-cushion kicks hard and with lots of draw. He could sometimes make hits that way. I think it's usually the wrong way to play three-cushion kicks.

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