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When did Louie C.K. move to Baltimore?

Or car keys in his hand.......

Still.....ridiculous logic.

By your ridiculous logic, I could come on here and post anything and people should just stay on topic of what I said. Regardless if true or not, and without any context. I can’t figure out if you’re the worlds best internet troll or just stupid.

This one is likely going to be subjective as I don’t believe this is specifically covered in writing, so here’s my take. The player should have cleared the pocket. That being said, when a ball is pocketed it is out of play as it never existed. So, I believe using those balls to help skip a...

So, he’s planning on using the stacked balls to skip the ball off the table?

Of course not. They are making you type the responses.

This thread is much more amazing than I ever imagined..... (Also, anyone notice his first post was complaining about how everyone gets off topic......and look where he’s at now)

Whatever yours is.....his is one zero higher.

Pretty sure he is replying to posts as he reads them. Wait for it........

Thanks. Good to know. I agree, it’s hard to keep up with all the makers that have made Predator over the years.

The general consensus seemed to be the shot clock format was almost perfect. Didn’t rush players and also didn’t keep the matches going too slow. People clamoring for a 30s shot clock must want to watch players sprinting around the table.

Yarp:thumbup:

Did Joss ever make cues for them?

The point is there are quite a few red flags in the OPs prior dealings which may mean he’s not telling the whole story. The seller refuted all of the accusations, so it’s a he said/he said issue. Not sure where your “apparently” statement comes from unless you didn’t read the whole thread.

Anyone up to snuff on predator cue history? Who made the first predator cues? I was under the impression it was Falcon. Saw this in the for sale and looked interesting....... http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=462540

I think it was more of agreeing on a price and then the guy coming back and renegotiating before he sent the money. Though I’m not sure. Either way is suspect, but renegotiating is much better than just sending less.

Flying is still exponentially safer no matter which way you cut it. In 2010, deaths per 10billion miles flown was .02 Deaths per 10billion miles driving was 150. That makes flying 7,500 times safer than driving.

Your driving doesn’t keep the rest of the people on the road from doing something stupid. You can’t possibly think you can take 1:5000 odds and make them better than 1:11,000,000 simply by driving safe and maintaining a vehicle.