Trying out a new Ki-Tech formula... Started at noon and quit at 7pm..
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7 hours without chalk!!!!
- Thread starter The Renfro
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Pffft, 7 Hours. That's nothing.
I have eaten Mexican food and spent longer sitting on the can.
I have eaten Mexican food and spent longer sitting on the can.
The pool rooms will love it. They can just keep a cube at the desk and let you chalk up when they hand you your tray of balls.
Lol yea that's good one
A great money maker.
You could have scantily clad chalk girls coming around the table selling swipes of chalk.
.25 cents a swipe.
Don't go anywhere sweet heart, I am about to make a run and am good for a buck fitty.
You could have scantily clad chalk girls coming around the table selling swipes of chalk.
.25 cents a swipe.
Don't go anywhere sweet heart, I am about to make a run and am good for a buck fitty.
a week
I was a die setter, setting up thread rolling machines at Eagle Electric in Queens, NY. About a week after I started I was called up to their testing room. Out of the many types of screws I made for them, one was a Diamond Knurl that held wall sockets together. The specs I had on the blueprint called for a diameter of .123. I knew from other places I worked that that fastener called for.128 to have the diamonds nice and sharp.
Eagle was one of the biggest electric supply companies in the world and sold millions of wall sockets and switches a year. The big bosses and the quality control guys showed me a machine that put a plug in and out of a wall socket. They told me the ones made with the fasteners I had made never wore out and therefor they would never be able to get repeat orders that way and almost fired me.
The moral of the story is, don't make things TOO good if you want them to ever wear out. You need those repeat sales. Johnnyt
I was a die setter, setting up thread rolling machines at Eagle Electric in Queens, NY. About a week after I started I was called up to their testing room. Out of the many types of screws I made for them, one was a Diamond Knurl that held wall sockets together. The specs I had on the blueprint called for a diameter of .123. I knew from other places I worked that that fastener called for.128 to have the diamonds nice and sharp.
Eagle was one of the biggest electric supply companies in the world and sold millions of wall sockets and switches a year. The big bosses and the quality control guys showed me a machine that put a plug in and out of a wall socket. They told me the ones made with the fasteners I had made never wore out and therefor they would never be able to get repeat orders that way and almost fired me.
The moral of the story is, don't make things TOO good if you want them to ever wear out. You need those repeat sales. Johnnyt
ok - i am CALLING YOU OUT....
SJM/Stu will be with us next weekend. let's all go HEAD-TO-HEAD?
- you send me what you've got.
- Kamui/John can send me what he's got.
- and CHICAGORJ can send me what he's got.
or....drive your ass in here through the ice & join us!
I do love your style, nothing like a southern woman
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What's smurf chalk?
She definitely lives on the top of the hill!
LOL
Just have one of the employees chalk up all the house cues before you open in the morning. :thumbup:
Once,I have been 1 month without chalk.I was traveling around and sightseeing so didn't play pool at all those days.
During playing I can't imagine being without chalk for more than minute
During playing I can't imagine being without chalk for more than minute
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I criticize your many bad posts so...
Nice post!
Talk about a backhanded compliment. Lol
i thought the same thing last night. people now, won't "overpay" for something that will last them a lifetime; the product needs to be commensurate.
