I break sooo hard I took the white off the cue ball!!!!!!!!!

rvan

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My local bar, sat afternoon 4 pm, practice 3 ball to get in stroke. Bartender said 50 small, i say ok! I break, goto shoot the 1 ball and the cue ball rolled funny! Picked it up and this is what i found!!!!!

2 weeks old.
The bar bought it online. From a great store.

HOLY SHIT!!!!!! Have you ever seen this?????

Thanks Rick.
 

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WTF!!!! Thats what i said, then I said, I have a hard break!!!!!

That may well be true.. But my bigger question is why the hell is a 14 ball INSIDE of a cue ball!!!! Is this how our beloved balls are made, with a cue ball incubating them til their ready to 'hatch'?

I learn something new every day here on AZ (lol)...

Thats some strange sh#@...
 
Old news. The Green Aramith Bar Table Cue ball is made from turned-down object balls, presumably seconds.

this cue ball has a metallic based veneer around a "seconds" ball, the coin op valley has a magnet in the return shoot just before the ball run to pull aside and drop the attracted metal veneer cue ball down and back to the cue ball hole opposite end.
smart move on the ball company's behalf; the balls out of specs can be reused.

/hard-hard tips on break and or jump cues will destroy any cue ball.


Rob.M
 
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Now we know where the 14 comes from---they're hatched from whitey!!!!!!!!!!!:eek:
 
There is a business refurbishing pool balls. The cue ball you broke might as well had a thin layer of resin recast around a used 14 ball. I have been asked by a number of local distributors to sell my old aramith sets. They say a "bargain" price tag usually means the "genuine" pro cup cue ball is not so genuine after all.
 
Years ago, in the finals of a tournament, I broke the final game in a race to five, hill hill and a guy playing darts next the table went down like a bag of rocks, I thought the guy shit racked me, come to find out the head ball in the rack was laying on the table in two pieces, part of the fragments went into the dart players eyes and some kid ran off with the twelve ball halves. had to be a flaw and I hit the flaw dead on. It was really a commotion as side bets were all over the place on the hill game. Once everything and the dart player was attended to as he was taken to a hospital to have his eyes checked, we got back to the game a half hour later. Would have liked to have had that twelve ball in a little display case as I lost the hill game on a break and run, jawed the last object ball getting perfect shape on an eight ball as I had extreme left English on the cue ball to dig it's way out of a corner to get up table and across the table for the eight back in the same long rail side pocket, dang. cost me $ 300.00 back in the early 80's. That stung like a bad bad bee. But, years later, it still comes up as a rare situation as it was nothing like this retread. Never saw the inside of an object ball before or since.
Keep the ball for a good show piece, you'll have fun with it down the road.
 
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