Umm....is this for real?
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NS, I didn't see any gerbil attachment tips.
Just what the bangers need, a more powerful tool to rip thru the cloth.
Just what the bangers need, a more powerful tool to rip thru the cloth.
awesome
You have to watch the video of Rachel Abbink using the cue.
It looks like it has a nice touch. :grin:
You have to watch the video of Rachel Abbink using the cue.
It looks like it has a nice touch. :grin:
All I know is that opening break scared the hell out of me!
it throws fundamentals almost out the window! i will gamble against anyone who wants to use one of those!
They said you could adjust the power for touch shots. Im sure its very precise.
Pool has been down this spring loaded road before, here today, gone tomorrow. :grin:
Is this going to be the next generation of Smith & Wesson pool cues????LMAO
I love the video clip where she cuts the ball into the corner pocket and the guy says "perfect position" and you hear her respond "what are you talking about, perfect position? lol
They forgot to cut the audio for that part.
They should sponsor the APA....give them little pneumatic powered jump and break cues. I for one would just pull out my .45 and shoot my opponent right in the forehead, as soon as he pulled the trigger....isn't that funny we always say aim and then pull the trigger, on the bright side at least this POS actually has a trigger already installed.
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Oh, better than that, Steve. The next generation will contain a laser-guided adjustment mechanism which will read how much english you're putting on the ball and how far the object ball is from the cue ball. Then, depending on the power you have dialed in, the new "squirt meter" will tell you how much to adjust your aim (half-ball, quarter-ball, etc.).
The third generation will make the second generation obsolete. It will provide a rifle-like scope where a little red dot will appear on the object ball to show you where to put the cross-hairs.
The fourth generation will provide a small touch-screen computer screen where you can indicate where you'd like the cue ball to end up after making the shot.
The fifth generation, which we're still working on, will read the entire table and calculate a straight pool sequence for the rack. We hope to guarantee every purchaser a 527 ball run every inning. You can also set the computer for 9-ball, for which we guarantee a 10-pack every inning.
The sixth generation, our remote model, is still in our dream factory. It will run the balls while the player remains in his chair.
Oh, better than that, Steve. The next generation will contain a laser-guided adjustment mechanism which will read how much english you're putting on the ball and how far the object ball is from the cue ball. Then, depending on the power you have dialed in, the new "squirt meter" will tell you how much to adjust your aim (half-ball, quarter-ball, etc.).
The third generation will make the second generation obsolete. It will provide a rifle-like scope where a little red dot will appear on the object ball to show you where to put the cross-hairs.
The fourth generation will provide a small touch-screen computer screen where you can indicate where you'd like the cue ball to end up after making the shot.
The fifth generation, which we're still working on, will read the entire table and calculate a straight pool sequence for the rack. We hope to guarantee every purchaser a 527 ball run every inning. You can also set the computer for 9-ball, for which we guarantee a 10-pack every inning.
The sixth generation, our remote model, is still in our dream factory. It will run the balls while the player remains in his chair.
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I thought it was air powered or however paint ball guns work. If it's springs i've been under some wrong impressions for a while.