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Most guys do... :D

I had this happen to a guy playing in leagues a couple years ago. It was on a bar box and it was a cheap set of balls. Split the cue ball in two. He kept half as a token.

The King is dead...long live the King! Arnie was truly my favorite sports figure of all time!

Never mind...I won't give it away...

PM sent too! :)

With the direction this thread is taking, you may have wanted to word this slightly differently... :embarrassed2::embarrassed2:

Hohmann is quickly becoming my favorite player to watch shoot...

Yes. Yes it was... LOL

Hey Tramp, Honestly, I don't think I'm good enough to tell the subtle differences (subtle in my opinion) as to the actual "LD" qualities of each of Mezz's shafts. That being said, yes, I have tried the HPII...and the WD700...and the WX700...and the HPI...and the Mezz regular shaft! LOL I...

For production cues, I have a couple Schon cues still left in the case...along with a McDermott. However, they're in the case because my Mezz with a WX900 shaft is my daily shooter.

Was kinda thinking the same thing...

I'm not able to answer your question in the OP...but I just wanted to add that during my entry stages here into 14.1, I have tried to watch EVERY match from Thorsten that I could find on YouTube! His stroke and the way he maneuvers his way through the racks is AMAZING! Ok...now back to our...

That was definitely a fun read!

Dangit! I thought for sure I was starting to think like a straight pool shooter! :embarrassed2: I see I've still got a long way to go!

So then you're saying this is the better option?

If I drew too much then the 3 ball is the next one...with top left should break out the cluster from the back side and the 2 would then become my next shot...

OK, so this is a total newbie player response here (I just started playing straight pool awhile back), but I would shoot the 7 with about 1/2 table draw straight back in order to get shape on the 1. Then I'd shoot the 1 in the same pocket breaking the cluster with the 2 being the next ball to shoot.

In all fairness, I did bid on and win a mint 7' Valley for $126 on eBay. It was a once in a lifetime deal...but it can be done. :thumbup:

I read this too fast and didn't catch the "L" in your reply! :o :p

Nick, Can you expound on what you mean here. I'm truly curious as to what went bad, or how they went bad.