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While your at it, buy 72 of them so you can get the full 322 terrabits/second. They only cost about 90k each. I wonder how much AT&T would charge per month to get an OC-768 installed in my local poolhall.

I hope people do understand that this isn't a router like the one sitting on your desk at home. This is backbone class hardware. Most peoples interweb problems aren't because of limitations in AT&T's fiber network...it comes from bottlenecks in other places.

There may not be an ounce of truth to it...I would like to change my bolt out though to go with a little heavier cue. Just never bothered with it before...I was told by this person to just ship it off to Schon and let them do it.

Sounds like good advice hehe!

My story isn't real interesting.... Tried out a predator shaft. Didn't practice with it. Found out I sucked. Went back to old shaft. If I wasn't so habitually lazy I'm sure I would have been able to adjust and maybe decided that changing over was the way to go.

I've never tried to unscrew the bumper on my Schon. I was told by someone that the bolt and/or bumper screw was put in with place with a thread locking compound like Lock Tight. True or False?

damn that sucks...i was hoping to sweat this thread for the rest of the workday

IIRC, when he joined Mataya and Danny D. in the booth after being eliminated from the 2004 Derby ring game, he mentions that he had picked up one pocket and had been practicing it for a while. So he has had maybe 6 years to practice it. Considering how great a player he is, I have no doubts...

Not a name, but a company...from the OP's link.

I was reading up on this one time and I found differing accounts of the number of world championships that Nick has a claim to. I know that the WPA prob doesn't count them, but whatever. I've seen sites that say he has 7 or 8 total world titles and those are spread across 4 or 5 disciplines...

Efren also won the first and only Masters 9 ball event that Barry Berhman did.

I've seen this work when one guy quits loser to a player...waits 30 mins to an hour and comes back...the winner rarely plays as well as he did earlier the second time around.

I did it for a while, and my game regressed around a full skill level. I find it hard to believe that so casual a player could maintain with any consistency a B level of play. So my answer will be somewhere around a C level. I also think that you can change this equation some by spending time...

no it means the 8 was always falling on the break due to where SVB was racking it and making it everytime

So far I have found out that I'm a lawyer, a chef, and something to do with lasers. Lasers are good...Pew Pew.

Nice videos...thanks for posting the link.

I tried to watch that, but I would imagine being in Gitmo getting waterboarded is more fun.

I have a very similar problem. Not sure how much use any of this will be, but here are some details about my situation. I am near sighted in my left eye (-2.50), however my right eye does not require a prescription. I wear a contact in my left eye...nothing on the right of course. My total...

I think JCIN posted a picture in his USBTC report that shows how a pro feels after losing and playing his heart out. Down at the bottom of his first post.

Awesome job! Good luck on the other 2 divisions.