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Count the number of replies you made before you tried to back pedal with his link.

No one has addressed that since Russ first posted it.

Then please provide facts other then just spouting off with “it is known” bullshit. Dirty balls don’t just skid themselves, or else every freaking shot ever would skid. You're trying to lump a very specific action into a very general sense of things. First off, I’m not confusing throw and skid...

Actually it does hold water. It’s flat out due to the market size. Larger markets will push certain players lower. A player could be a 2.0 inning/game average, but still have a 5% winning record in a larger area. In a smaller area they’d still average 2.0 innings/game but their winning % would...

Well for one, you can stop thinking, and actually start knowing. How else does a cue ball extend its contact time? Proper speed/spin at contact. You’re really grasping at straws here Patrick. Knock it off.

It’s not my job to babysit my opponent to keep them from fouling.

I’m providing reasoning to my introduction of the topic. You’re just spouting off saying “it is known” without any justification. A skid occurs when the cue ball has extended contact with the object ball. That occurs when the cue ball has more forward momentum of itself than it imparts on the...

So you can’t provide evidence as to why you don’t think so? “It is known”? Pathetic And why almost, because it’s hard to neuter a stroke intentionally to maintain a skid level contact. And I mean almost in the sense of 7/10 attempts I could cause a skid, 3/10 my stroke wouldn’t be quite right...

Actually, stroke has everything to do with why skids happen. It is the sole reason the cue ball gains momentum. It is the sole influence on causing spin to be applied. I can almost intentionally cause a ball to skid by stroking through the cue ball incorrectly. It’s a three part combo. The cloth...

Did you not finish reading? Up until the cue ball is struck, no foul could be called. Since in the process of the shot hitting the cue ball, Johnny moved the 7. That’s where the foul is.

Turns out Sean isn’t a liar. You are. Completely misstated almost every facet of the story. You should be ashamed for making such erroneous, misleading statements.

Well you didn’t type out your thoughts very well then. As an ‘honorary’ member, did you ever go into the team/player area? And rules state that if two player get moved up in skill level the team should be disqualified, how did you manage to get 5 players moved up without being disqualified...

It’s hard to follow exactly what you’re laying down. But it sound shady as hell. Restructuring a roster after the spot was already won?

You and I both know that isn’t the truth. The truth is much more simple. Stop trying to create drama and read the rule of the organization your bashing. Or the courts will see your words as slander.

The shaft should still have a serial number on it somewhere. Get that and check with Predator. Just like Rolex watches and their “bad serials” page, Predator knows which shafts they have made and are registered to certain people. Your number should match something in their database, whether good...

When the shaft is screwed onto the butt, do the lines feel like they continue onto the butt? My only experience with something similar is due to the cue contacting the rail during a stroke. Not a factory flaw, but a stroke flaw.

She can be 18 young in the first pic and 22 young in the second, still giving you your years of time.or maybe the fact that we’re still talking about her and her tattoos is what she wants, attention. Still questioning myself on why I chose to explain this to you.

Pretty sure they’re going to have at least some matches for Masters start that night after registration. Look at your paperwork.

Where a person is aiming, is not always where they strike the cue ball.

Only bullshit I smell is you. Can’t read my response and make up a bold claim to attack me with that I didn’t make? Your not being able to read has compounded your problem. Being instructed not to do something is different than not knowing about something.