The interbreeding still happens between H. sapiens and neanderthal, its usually at closing time when you are wearing beer goggles.
CJ Wiley: flat earther
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The very name of the device should be a clue, Vague Chance of Recording.
How many of you have actually played pool with CJ?
Reminds me of an old joke:
Q. Why were there so many Mormon grandmothers in the 19th century?
A. Because so many of them married young.
Note: For those that don't know, Brigham Young, among the founding members of the Mormon religion, was a polygamist and had numerous wives.
A morman friend of mine always introduced his wife as "his first wife" to keep her on her toes.
I gave serious thought to moving to Utah years ago. Lots of good people there and the only place I have ever been with more gracious people than the South, not counting the Ute Indians, they could be kinda froggy!
I started to play a little pool at a hall I found near my friend's house. He strongly advised against it. Since he wore out his clothes from the inside first, I took his advice!
Hu
Anybody that smiles that much gives me the willies. Stepford Utah.
I have to say he was a lot better for pool players than they were for him!
Not a fan of the man but I have to say he contributed to pool a hell of a lot more than he got back out.
Hu
The problem with the "logic" is that TOI does not reduce variability, it just moves the center point of the variability to one side of the CB, which does not help you pocket balls better.
If I aim at the center of the pocket, and I aim to hit the center of the cue ball:
1. If my aim is true, and I hit the center of the cue ball, then the object ball will go into the center of the pocket.
2. If I miss the center of the cue ball slightly to the left, then the object ball will be thrown slightly to the right, and the object ball will go in the right side of the pocket.
3. If I miss the cue ball slightly to the right, then the object ball with be thrown slightly to the left, and the object ball will go in the left side of the pocket.
If I pick a side, say slightly to the right of the center of the cue ball, and I aim at the right side of the pocket to account for the throw to the left:
1. If my aim is true, and I hit slightly to the right of the center of the cue ball as planned, then because I was aiming at the right side of the pocket to account for the throw, the object ball will go in the center of the pocket.
2. If I hit center ball, there won't be any throw, and because I aimed at the right side of the pocket, the object ball will go straight in the right side of the pocket.
3. If I hit more to the right on the cue ball than I planned, then the object ball will be thrown more to the left, but because I was aiming at the right side of the pocket, the object ball will go in the left side of the pocket.
It doesn't matter how many tips "slightly" is from the center of the cue ball--you will have the same amount of error whether you try to hit center ball or you pick a side.