Recent content by dquarasr

I don’t recall. But I am pretty sure last year a one-day pass could be used any weekday but this year they are single specific day. I bought a ticket for Tuesday Aug 4, first day of competition.

Can she show up BEFORE I’m dead?

It’s this simple: this ball in that pocket. As long as opponent hits a ball of the correct suit first, it’s legal.

The way I understand how Fargo rates work, for every 100 points difference, the higher skilled player is predicted to win twice as many games (or 100% more). So a 63% difference means the higher skilled player is predicted to win 63% more games.

When I read the thread title, my first thought was that he ran over 800 in 14.1.

Urban (rural?) legend that someone welded a wrench to a pickup bumper to keep people from tailgating, like the wrench could fall off any second.

I perform the Mighty X drill a lot. I have an issue, though, and have been trying to figure out why. I shoot an entire rack (8 in one direction and 8 on the other diagonal; I use the Rempe training ball the set came with as my 16th) with a short backstroke low cue speed. I can shoot all 16...

"Rerack and debris on Lane 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16."

How do you think I developed that list? From my own game! 😆

“I sometimes need the seat down. And sometimes I need the seat up. You need the seat down EVERY TIME. So why can’t you remember to put it down when you need the toilet?” And that’s when the fight started.

So many possibilities: - they can’t kick well - they can’t bank well - they can’t combo well - they can’t jump well - they can’t make loooonnnngggg shots well - their CB control is not that good so they have trouble breaking up clusters - they can’t deal with slow or fast play well - they can’t...

Do illegal breaks and shot clock violations count toward three-foul loss of frame count?

If you’re not gambling with them, why would you need to trust them?

I played a version of 8 recently where my non-pool playing friends shot like Scotch Doubles but it was more like Scotch Septuples. Their inning was all seven players and their turn was over after all seven had a turn. If any one of them made a ball they would keep shooting until they missed...

That part I got. WTF is under that?