drivermaker
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BiG_JoN said:Yes he does.
Get used to it.
Good boy Jon...I'm gonna have LS take reeeeel good care of you now.
BiG_JoN said:Yes he does.
Get used to it.
The Guy That Started This Thread said:"Has anyone tried this?"
mnShooter said:I just came on this forum to talk pool and maybe learn a few things, not to get in a fight with anyone about who knows more or who is correct.
drivermaker said:I don't need to try anything. I've been DOING for 45 years, and I'm talking about a LOT of doing. I've tried shit that you don't even know exists yet.
You're missing the point if you're answering my last post. Whether you aim center ball and pivot your cue for english, or aim center ball and pivot your cue during the stroke so that it strikes the CB in the same place for either system, wouldn't both of them be backhand english? Forget trying to answer it....the answer is YES!
mnShooter said:Drivermaker do you have anything worth while to say? Why don't you just go away? This forum would be much better without people like you and gremlin.
predator said:I know that every time my follow through doesn't end up in a straight line, I usually miss. Backhand english works for some people and can be quite effective, but I must say to me it doesn't look very pretty. I'll stick to parallel english...looks so much better...
predator said:I know that every time my follow through doesn't end up in a straight line, I usually miss. Backhand english works for some people and can be quite effective, but I must say to me it doesn't look very pretty. I'll stick to parallel english...looks so much better...
That's your own fault. Don't tell her. Ha-ha.
Course don't tell her when you win either.
I refer that as my rathole money. Buried deep in my wallet.
vapoolplayer said:sounds like you're overexaggerating the english.........
VAP
drivermaker said:Sounds like he's using a Predator...(wonder what gave me the clue)?
mnShooter said:You get more squirt/deflection with a sideways (away from the cue ball) follow through.
LastTwo said:Logic tells me the opposite. The more the cue diverts from the patch, the less the ball squirts. The more the cue stays on line, the more the ball squirts away.
drivermaker said:Watch out...he might tell you to leave and put you in the same category with me and Gremlin.
However, you are correct...good eye to catch it.
drivermaker said:Sounds like he's using a Predator...(wonder what gave me the clue)?
drivermaker said:Would the final outcome of the tip striking the ball in the same spot not be the same?
chefjeff said:I'd think it would, if the cue could be consistently controlled that way.
Question for Drivermaker: Even though I think it would be the same, I've often used what I think is a swiping stroke with inside english on thin cuts where the OB is on the rail. Am I fooling myself thinking I'm adding a little more friction to the cueball by swiping at it vs. doing my setup with backhand english and stroking straight?
Thanks for your courteous reply,
Jeff Livingston