Recent content by Chris

location? price?

The person clearly violated WPA rule 1.3. If that rule is not important, it should be amended or removed. Otherwise, it should be recognized and enforced. As far as I am aware, cues are not intended to be used for adjusting table rails. The foul may have been trivial, but it was a foul...

From WPA/BCA rules (1.3 Use of Equipment): Players may not use equipment or accessory items for purposes or in a manner other than those for which the items were intended. If you were playing by BCA rules, it would appear that he did violate them.

From the Schuler website:

Price reduced on the Runde era Schon to $1400.

For more info on spalting: http://www.hiltonhandcraft.com/Articles/Spalting_a_Fungus_Amongus.asp

There are no "no deflection" shafts. The best low deflection shafts reduce deflection by only about 25%. Whether these "low" deflection shafts are better than standard shafts is a matter of personal opinion, and should only be determined after you play with each type.

I thought it was because Willie slept with Jessica. :confused:

It will be a nice addition to someone's collection.

I'm still kicking myself for not buying this cue when I had the chance. :rolleyes:

I can see it now... Mike's cornerman distracts the ref long enough for the Mouth to break a cue over Wonder Woman's back to keep her from running out. :eek: :rolleyes: :D

It's exactly the same thing I've been saying this entire thread. I just stated it differently.

I'm grasping this just fine. What I am try to explain to you is that for any number of significant figures, be it four or four hundred, you are always going to get a more precise conversion going from the smaller unit to the larger unit. Going the other way will always result in more error. You...

If you don't understand the relation between the two, I guess I'm probably incapable of explaining it to you. A poor teacher does not negate the validity of the information, however. If you convert from thousandths of an inch to millimeters, the maximum precision you can get is about fortieth...

I DO NOT troll. If you read my post, it explains why a measurement is more precise when taken with an instrument with a smaller increment of change between any two adjacent readings. It doesn't matter if you are talking about length, width, or mass. I'm sorry if you were unable to comprehend my...