Recent content by fastone371

Why? Putting some weight on your bridge hand adds stability to your stance. I will often rest my forearm on the table if there is room.

I never noticed the odd bridge Martinez has before.

I have been using a Tiger Everest for at least 10 years. I break with my player, I don't suffer any mushrooming or glazing, the tip does harden up a little after some playing time but I prefer an older, harder tip vs a brand new one. I usually have my tip guy cut a couple layers off so the new...

I like how fast that table plays, how the heck do they get it to play like that, just wax??

I just don't see the change of direction or anything similar to a pool stroke here. Lets bypass the arms when talking about walking, its just busy work, not part of the movement required for walking. We can walk just fine with out hands in our pockets...

Your legs change direction when walking or running????

Its hard to believe that any manufacturer made a ball heavier than 16 pounds since the 16 pound maximum weight rule was established sometime between 1895 and 1913, at either rate it has been in effect for over a century.

Are you changing directions 180 degrees when walking or running??

I hope those balls come with a free Searing cue or something similar. 😒😒

I rarely check my cues for straightness, unless the bend is so bad that it makes a 90 degree corner its just not that big of a deal. I don't think anyone here is rotating their cue on their final stroke.

I broke as hard as I could and there was no spread, it was like a cue ball hitting a bowling ball.😁

I tried that many years ago on my table, when I saw the huge clusters after the break all of the fun went away.

The very name of the device should be a clue, Vague Chance of Recording.

The interbreeding still happens between H. sapiens and neanderthal, its usually at closing time when you are wearing beer goggles. 😁

Which rule are we talking of??