Recent content by DeeDeeCues

My GC holds eight. I can't remember a ball ever spitting from other balls in the pocket.

I find it funny when I hear players complain about having to walk around the table to retrieve balls. It's 30ft. Funnier still are the same guys who walk half-way around the table three times just to judge each stop shot from four different positions.

I always wonder why anyone would want a table that wasn't drop pockets.

Guy claims that he was a hundred ball runner before extensions were a thing, now it is impossible to play without one.

Good to know. It is my understanding that the presence of oxygen leads to the darker final product, which is generally termed, 'roasted'.

While the skill and planning is obvious, I haven't seen one that isn't way too gaudy for my taste. I think the art lends itself to rods more than cues for a couple of reasons. First, the smaller diameter means that the work will look intricate without being gaudy. Second, the colored thread...

Destroyed most of my remaining faith in humanity...

Why would anyone quote AI in something like this? What has AI ever completed in? If you are going to take advice from AI, why are you asking us? If you aren't going to take AI advice, why did you even read it? Seriously, AI is proof that humanity has outlasted itself.

To answer the original question, no, thirty minute sports are not better than long sessions. There are a couple of things to remember when learning a skill. First, there really isn't an incorrect practice method. Your brain arrives for results, your body will adjust. Second, there is an...

Maybe, but the cue is so unremarkable in so many ways that it borders on remarkable in it's unremarkableness. It could be any entry level cue from anyone, sportcraft to about three thousand makers. It wouldn't surprise me if it was won at a county fair, it wouldn't surprise me if it were the...

Mind if I ask why you are interested in the make and model? The cue is an extremely plain cue, and is worth a hundred, max without any sort of providence.

Helen Keller

The very first sentence. The gd very first sentence tells you what he plays with. The first sentence!

Beyond that, cf can be easily compromised by cutting layers off.