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I don't disagree with that; however how far you want to go can change what you might want to do. For most people, yeah, just play with the new shaft and figure it out. You'll have to compensate aim less the lower the deflection, but if you're open to adjusting aim and you don't have a problem...

Yeah, people have been doing statistics on that for years and BNR percentages with ANY rules vary between 30%-40%, but not over that especially when you're counting all the matches and not just the tv table.

Hey, I resemble that remark and definitely the previous remark of not living up to potential... Damn, now I'm depressed...j.k. lol

Yeah, I can play with a broomstick, but most people paying $500 for a LD CF shaft may want to take the game a little bit more seriously than that.

The REAL answer to that question is, 'it depends'. How seriously do you play and how much do you want to improve or at least maintain your game? I mean the qualifying questions necessary to answer that question fully and comprehensibly is extensive. Do you play with BHE, FHE, do you play by...

Took me 30 years to figure out he was saying used to sit by him in class. I thought it was 'used to shoot vitamins ass' dare you to listen to it now ^^^^^^and not hear that....

You're preaching to the choir son. Although I like the WNT break rules. I don't know that they're altogether necessary with the tighter conditions, but whateva'

Have you watched the average driver? They drive like ass. Same with the average pool player. Sure if you've developed perfect aim, perfect stroke etc and haven't ever had bad fundamentals that your subconsious mind will fall back on, (especially when under pressure) that's all well and good...

Wouldn't that be SRF? I mean unless you're playing out in the sun...

Please don't say 'the photos of Jimmy's meat' EVER again...

I don't know which rule would be more stupid, the hitting any ball first or putting the one in the center of the rack. Why not put the one in the back of the rack and force a kickshot break. Then it'll be impossible to control the balls and unlikely to make anything either.

Yes sir, been there many times, although I'm usually on the 9 footers. Have they ever upgraded to the blue labels or do they still have the original red labels?

Because every first shot would be a violation for not striking the lowest numbered ball on the table first?

Yeah I would never play on a diamond bar box that couldn't be opened and rented by the hour. If I'm practicing 9ball, I'd be paying 40-60 an hour at $1 a game. If I'm playing somewhere and they offer food, I'll usually get food. I don't drink, but I'll always get a tea or soda at the very...

I don't know, Washington has quite a bit of green...kind of hard to beat the pacific northwest for green in the US.

Spot shot as a determiner was fine once they went to a third set with a hill hill being determined by the spot shots, it was a horrible thing when it was a decider for each player winning a single race to 4.

Yeah, my college Biology professor for one and it's not even necessarily that all germs aren't bad. Your skin and especially your hands and fingers emit oils that protect your pores from allowing bacteria in. Washing too often washes away those protective oils.

Two players playing each other for money is not gambling. Side betting on the play, IS. :edit: Depending on where you are, it might or might not be legally gambling to have a wager on your playing another player.

I've been impressed with Vietnam and particularly huong for the last couple of years. I was also impressed for a while from the Poles but while they're still there, they don't seem as much of a threat as they did...

Bonus Ball made two LARGE errors. One, they tried a new game with no familiarity and a different set of balls, even though there was no need for a different set of balls. The 2nd big error, and THIS is the big one. They tried limiting their expenses by having a single location. No team sport has...