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I'd say you should discuss a substantial increase in your Xanax or Lithium subscription with your shrink.

So you're physically threatening someone here over an aiming debate? LMAO That's hilarious dude. Seriously, you should seek some counseling, you obviously have some severe issues. You fantasize about physically hurting someone? And you are so out of touch with reality, you consider someone...

Actually, Stan primarily uses 15, 30, 45 and 60 as the references. If you understood CTE in the least, you know how those have nothing to do with an 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 ball fractional aiming. The fact that you responded as you did proves your complete lack of understanding of CTE.

If the game were played on paper, I think you'd be a world champion. Most haven't mentioned your book, I sure haven't other than acknowledging I bought it on Amazon for $5. If you want to drag that book into the fray, easy enough to do. If you're truly interested in debating the pivot based...

Despite what you want to think, everything doesn't originate from fractional aiming. Although it's obvious you don't understand or believe it, but CTE had nothing to do with or has zero foundation in fractional aiming. Not sure why you don't simply stick with our start your own threads related...

BC21 I thought you were going to back off of CTE and pivot based aiming. I'll concede you understand fractional aiming although admittedly I don't care. It is painfully obvious you don't understand these systems at all. I think you're smart enough but too close minded. Regardless, all your posts...

Not everything someone thinks has to be said.

Jack Zimmerman and his friend/assistant (name slipped my mind, getting old) finished my table today. Picked up rails last Sunday, was back today on time to reinstall perfectly as promised. 860 HR, new Artemis cushions, modified rail height and angle to match blue label, modified pocket angle...

Don't you mean find 2 to 4?

No problem, you have provided many laughs with your posts.

I knew you'd be back.

LOL Forgot about that. So you click the 3 little dots or whatever is up there. He definitely didn't go about it like I would but if it finally worked, good learning experience.

Right click on the file, get share link, send link to person you wish to share it with.

The results with Dropbox will be no different than Google drive. I've used both and prefer Google. I believe the free Dropbox account has a 5 gbyte storage limit.

DCP, having Scott visit would be a waste of time. Aside from the elbow moving a bit in to out on your stroke, your fundamentals are quite solid. I'm guessing you have cured the elbow flop by now. You guys have history and you just admitted you're not going to listen to several important things...

2 possible scenarios I can think of. One is a weak internet connection that times out. The other is the free Google drive has a capacity limitation, can't remember what it is. It's possible the file is bigger than the free Google drive will hold. So when it is uploading and reaches the limit, it...

Do a search for Stan Shuffett on YouTube. There must be more than 30 of his videos published on YouTube at this point. Start with the first one. Stan put out enough free YouTube videos to learn CTE thoroughly if you pay enough attention, watch them multiple times and practice. I would not...

It seems logical that your problem stems from one of two things. Either your vision center is off or your cue alignment is off from your vision center. In other words, either your aim is off or you're not hitting what your aiming at. I would adjust my head a little right or left (i suspect...

Actually, that's gross profit. Then you have to factor in your overhead such as equipment, building lease/payment, utilities, salary, etc.. The net profit is the only one that really matters as that is the one you get to put in your pocket.

The only insult is when you're getting no offers for your cues. Some people are inclined to negotiate everything they buy. Don't take it personally, it's business. Any offer they make means they're interested. In some cases, their offer may simply be all they can afford. It may also mean they're...