Testing your system

[sfleinen]

There is nothing of value to be learned by this thread.

I disagree. Just by reading, one can learn examples from the OP of how NOT to prove your case using faulty examples.

-Sean

 

[sfleinen]

Thank you for your service sir.

Agreed. Thanks for your long service, Duke!

-Sean

 

[sfleinen]

I will give you $1,000,000 (in Wheat Bucks) if you show me how you practice and make this shot with the arrow. By now you should be SO PROFICIENT with the arrow that we can put up this shot in several variations and using the arrow you should be able to make each one in say three attempts.

Are you willing to accept the challenge of testing your own "system" with this shot you posted? If so then I will diagram ten shots on the Cuetable and all you have to do to get $200 real dollars is post a video of you making each shot within 3 tries. I will even allow you to use as many arrow training devices as you want.

I am sure your were a great QA man. However as a pool player you have a LONG LONG LONG LONG LONG LONG, did I say LONG road ahead of you to become any good based on your postings to date.

I agree, John. The fact that he "thought this thread needed a bump" was case enough; I would think after the replies he got the first time (with the inane comparison to the Navy's Sea Dart), he'd want this thread to DIE, not resurface!

-Sean

 

[Tony_in_MD]

True, but I did not want to go into that.

I disagree. Just by reading, one can learn examples from the OP of how NOT to prove your case using faulty examples.

-Sean

 

[CJ Wiley]

I'm still going to bet on something I can actually see

He truly believes that you can use ghost ball for everything.

He just needs enough paper arrows for each rail.

Spin, gosh knows......for him everything is trial and error.

Isn't there another name for "ghost ball," how about "imagination"? We need imagination and creativity to play great, however, I'm still going to use something I can actually see on the table as a reference point.