Not near as funny as your butt hurt pitty party session, the online live diary of a mental breakdown
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Not near as funny as your butt hurt pitty party session, the online live diary of a mental breakdown
Please continue
you have the floor
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I'd be glad to show you what butthurt is you psychiatric escapee. You'd have a hard time getting those avatar balls out of yours, since you don't know what else to do with them. Don't even need the floor. Have at it turkey.
I actually dont swing that way
But dont feel soo bad your not the first ive had to let down
a claim ain't sheet
You know as well as I - there is no real definitive proof that Mosconi's 526 has even been surpassed or as you stated 'bested' - false narrrative. When you asked just who exactly should (we) protect sports history from? Well u certainly don't protect it from public eyes. I'm sure Nuthin up yer sleeve eh - but i see yer fool of b.s. to the umteenth' degree. Sports history - is not a weapon as u seem to describe above? It's History, sports accomplishments do not have to be politicly motivated when there is an established standard. I can assure u that a 9 ft table is much easier and it is not fair to Mosconi's - his was an 8ft table - and well documented Sports History fact. So the 9' compared to an 8' oh whats a foot hear and there among rodents - no where near an exact standard - and what the bca gang are trying to see what they can get away with here - is wrong! The general public know it - and deserve to not be excluded from what is only a claim - without evidence.
Bullies will always fail - when faced with a formidable opponent. Also a "record" is different than a "claim" - so please don't try to convolude the two different words - but yea yer a con alright - go play yer velude' somewhere else unless u have definitive evidence. Did I spell convoluted correctly?
You know as well as I - there is no real definitive proof that Mosconi's 526 has even been surpassed or as you stated 'bested' - false narrrative. When you asked just who exactly should (we) protect sports history from? Well u certainly don't protect it from public eyes. I'm sure Nuthin up yer sleeve eh - but i see yer fool of b.s. to the umteenth' degree. Sports history - is not a weapon as u seem to describe above? It's History, sports accomplishments do not have to be politicly motivated when there is an established standard. I can assure u that a 9 ft table is much easier and it is not fair to Mosconi's - his was an 8ft table - and well documented Sports History fact. So the 9' compared to an 8' oh whats a foot hear and there among rodents - no where near an exact standard - and what the bca gang are trying to see what they can get away with here - is wrong! The general public know it - and deserve to not be excluded from what is only a claim - without evidence.
Bullies will always fail - when faced with a formidable opponent. Also a "record" is different than a "claim" - so please don't try to convolude the two different words - but yea yer a con alright - go play yer velude' somewhere else unless u have definitive evidence. Did I spell convoluted correctly?
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Posted on AzB by John Schmidt in 2009:
- "for the record i think 14.1 on the bartable is easier than 9ft.
you can reach allbreakballs,combos and shots are a joke etc.
yes its more confined space but with the cueball control ive learned from 14.1 thats the last thing im worried about.
for the record the easiest table to play 14.1 is a 4x8 .ive played on them all and its the easiest no doubt. enough room to play but still easier on shotmaking,reaching,combos than 9ft."
Never happens to me with Diamond leather pockets. Mostly on GCs with plastic pockets. Regardless, while we may sit & seethe when this happens, how many of us actually remember to not hit another shot quite so hard into THAT specific pocket again? Just part of how the best players are the ones who adjust well to conditions.
got me on a leather pocket
No memory of the brand of table now. Three balls from perfect on a snooker table. I drilled the five ball dead center into a side pocket from it's normal spot center of the table and got perfect on the six and seven. I walked around to shoot the six and had even put my bridge hand down before I saw the five ball about a foot from my bridge hand back on the table after going down into the pocket. It hit bottom and came back up. I think the most brutal end to a run I have ever had. Moved away from snooker tables soon after and never did get a 147.
Hu
No memory of the brand of table now. Three balls from perfect on a snooker table. I drilled the five ball dead center into a side pocket from it's normal spot center of the table and got perfect on the six and seven. I walked around to shoot the six and had even put my bridge hand down before I saw the five ball about a foot from my bridge hand back on the table after going down into the pocket. It hit bottom and came back up. I think the most brutal end to a run I have ever had. Moved away from snooker tables soon after and never did get a 147.
Hu
has happened? Is that the word you meant? Because by the looney tune rules of pool records you and magnetic hand radar boy keep inventing the Mosconi run is nothing more than a rumor.
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One of the reasons I favor ‘ball return’ tables. Balls seldom come back up once they actually go down.
The plastic pocket liners on GCs will spit balls directly back at you, and on GC drop tables they go down and then spin back up & out (unless you forget to empty them, then of course they bounce off the previously pocketed ones). The general exception (like the previous thread re: ‘snooker scratch’) is when they go in airborne and bounce back from the top/rail edge.
Obviously more deep state pseudo-fact leaked in preperation of the greatest scam ever laid upon the billiards world.
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I beat this afghani kid one day and felt bad afterwards. He was like 13 or so and was trying to steal my .50 brass. All those little guys were like a pack of hyenas
I drilled the five ball dead center into a side pocket from it's normal spot center of the table and got perfect on the six and seven. I walked around to shoot the six and had even put my bridge hand down before I saw the five ball about a foot from my bridge hand back on the table after going down into the pocket. It hit bottom and came back up. I think the most brutal end to a run I have ever had. Moved away from snooker tables soon after and never did get a 147.
Hu
I like what you did here! Never heard them called the five, six, seven.
Hu
I like what you did here! Never heard them called the five, six, seven.
Some American sets actually have the numbers on the balls. And some American sets have an orange six ball. And many American sets are 2 1/8 instead of 2 1/16.
i didn't know that. is that on proper (12 foot) tables?
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Mark,
When I got bored with practice on pool tables I turned to one of the snooker tables in the place. They were used from seven or eight in the morning until noon for golf. After that they were empty. I never started calling them the blue, pink, and black. Never heard anyone else talk about them either. Snooker practice was a solitary pursuit. I occasionally roped in a friend but they knew even less than I did. If I had started penalizing them points and such I never would have gotten them back on the table!
I guess I started calling the balls by point value just because it seemed logical. The reds were reds, everything else was called out by point value to help scoring. I watch more snooker than pool on video. I like the production values and the quality of play. I hear the balls called by color but for me they are still the point value in my mind.
Old habits die hard I guess!
Hu
Mark,
When I got bored with practice on pool tables I turned to one of the snooker tables in the place. They were used from seven or eight in the morning until noon for golf. After that they were empty. I never started calling them the blue, pink, and black. Never heard anyone else talk about them either. Snooker practice was a solitary pursuit. I occasionally roped in a friend but they knew even less than I did. If I had started penalizing them points and such I never would have gotten them back on the table!
I guess I started calling the balls by point value just because it seemed logical. The reds were reds, everything else was called out by point value to help scoring. I watch more snooker than pool on video. I like the production values and the quality of play. I hear the balls called by color but for me they are still the point value in my mind.
Old habits die hard I guess!
Hu
You have officially run out of even the weakest nonsense. You are not hurting JS at all now if you ever were at all. With every post you just dig deeper in a hole. Time to stop digging and accept that you got nothin'. (see how I got all folksy and dropped the g off nothing like you and your understudy do?)Practicing the game of pool versus work. Get REAL. It's a game. Most of the pro pool players never have steady jobs/work. Always trying to waylay a non wary pool player for a fast buck to keep from WORKING. Shhhh, slowly, to keep from WORKING. Same for JS, few steady jobs, ever. Practice pool free, provided by parlor owners to aid in attempts to break Mosconi 526, at two locations for about 80 days of a total year spread across two years, 2018 and 2019. Between those 79 playing days that he supposedly WORKED so tirelessly, he took off/relaxed 21 days. Not much of an appetite for WORK, I'd say. Wake up, quit wasting your time posting, send John some bucks, or he may in fact have to consider some real work.
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