i think most of the learning i do that comes from the measles is when it quite obviously does something i didnt expect. Always makes me go…. Huh…. What caused that
recommendations for rail replacement on this brunswick century supreme?
seems k55 but ive read of others “diamondizing” their brunswicks.
the pockets seem to rattle on shots that would otherwise go on a diamond, despite being much larger and having a shorter shelf.
any thoughts?
a solution is something that happens at the end of a problem, if all goes well.
i dont know why or how bob jewett has two of these but i am certainly invested now in finding out how and why.
please, either of you, proceed.
@iusedtoberich
time for the 2026 thread.
another year goes by without a new high run for me. i do feel like i understand the game a little better, but i was running more 20+s when i played “wrong”
i think with most things they get worse before they get better.
i dont mind hard work but...
you’re not wrong, it sucks to break and make a ball and then break poorly. but at least you get a chance. if you break poorly thats on you. If your opponent breaks and runs you just sit there and say good shooting.
They both have pros and cons no doubt. i’ll play either way that my opponent...
regardless of who racks, one pocket isnt really “designed” to be a break and run game. Theres so many other games where you break make a ball and keep your opponent in the chair. Even in straight pool if you were feeling crazy you could bank the corner ball and run 150.
one pocket is the only...