Recent content by Measle Ball

Happy Birthday Pat and I wish you MANY more! Thank you for Accu-Stats and the very high-quality DVD's as well as the game show streams!!!

Capelle's book IMO is outstanding. There are some glitches in it with respect to how fractions are shown but the quality of the book vastly overshadows this technicality. Interesting about the autograph, Steve- I purchased my copy some years back at a billiards supply place and it happens to be...

I think the aiming method that would come closest to achieving this is my patented method of Ball Fringe Delineation (BFD)- J/K :D

I do hope everyone here in the USA has had a very satisfying Thanksgiving. I also agree the CTE talk has dominated. Personally, I use the Ball Fringe Delineation (BFD) aiming method and I find it is virtually foolproof, vastly superior IMO to CTE. :D

Consuming plenty of turkey should do the trick :D Happy Thanksgiving.

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Thank you Glen for your tireless passion in getting tables done right. A Happy Thanksgiving to you.

That's what I thought it was as well. Maybe some differences in composition but still oversized for barboxes-

Happy Thanksgiving to all the AZB folks in the USA. Everyone else have a safe and enjoyable weekend.

I shoot left-handed and am also left-eye dominant but am somewhat ambidextrous. A couple of weeks ago when I was down in Kenmore I decided to shoot an entire rack northpaw (breaking lefty, of course). It was quite a learning experience, especially with regards to the stance and sighting the...

I believe you are correct. The original HAMMER bowling ball was based on this exact principle, having greater density in the outer shell as opposed to the core.

I liken these video "incidents" (trying to be polite here) to those who attempt to shark their opponents, trying to compensate for their lack of cueing skills by engaging in scumbaggery. That's all I'll say.

I also thoroughly enjoy reading RKC's threads. They are quite informative to me and I now realize there is a lot more that goes into table setup than merely slapping some cloth on top of a piece or several pieces of slate and bolting the rails down...

Maybe the game was played in a different country where a pushout was allowed in the middle of a game :D :D :D

I had a feeling it might have been related to the rise in popularity of ball-in-hand-anywhere but I wasn't certain. Thank you for the explanation.