in these parts we call it cue ball controlWhat I'd call squirt.
What do you call the object ball being moved offline by its impact with the CB?
Is your pool vocabulary a Canadian thing?
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ask him next time you see see himIn this video Karl Boyes "reviews" a cheap carbon fiber shaft from China. A few "pearls" coming out of his mouth:
- He refers to deflection as "throw"?!
- Carbon shafts have low deflection because they are "stiff"?!
- He refers to the tactile sensation of the shaft not gliding easily as matt /matte?!
- He roughens the tip with coarse sandpaper and he proceeds to do the same to the entire side of the tip?!
It is a bit weird i find. Pool terminolgy can differ from area to area in Canada based on how strong a snooker community there is. There is definitely some overlap with terms, and some are completely different. i was actually thinking about this the other night, wondering if a pool terminlogy diction thread would be useful.To me, throw, push, and deflection are synonyms.
three things:
1. CF shafts play better than wood by about 10-15% (meaning it takes 10-15% less effort to move the CB around).![]()
I have heard him call a cross side bank with draw, wait for it, "a double to the middle with screw". He is from another country that speaks a little differently, hardly makes him a moron. People seem to like him as an announcer as far as I can tell, I doubt like hell that he is stupid.When I watched that video, I noticed he described some things in ways I would have considered different if not outright inaccurate. Creating a thread just to call out those differences is a bit pedantic and to suggest he might be a complete moron comes off as high self aggrandizing, like you’re trying to make yourself look smart by calling him dumb. I don’t think that’s a good look.
I agree. Middle pocket/side pocket. Pot the ball; shoot the ball. Cannon, screw, plant. Bridge; rest. Best of 21/ race to 11.It is a bit weird i find. Pool terminolgy can differ from area to area in Canada based on how strong a snooker community there is. There is definitely some overlap with terms, and some are completely different. i was actually thinking about this the other night, wondering if a pool terminlogy diction thread would be useful.
You could have just saidI see he has a lot of groupies on here. It must be his redneck accent![]()
Trump wins 11-5.I agree. Middle pocket/side pocket. Pot the ball; shoot the ball. Cannon, screw, plant. Bridge; rest. Best of 21/ race to 11.
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Is deflection not a type of "throw"? I'd never heard the term "deflection" before people started talking about "low deflection" cues.- He refers to deflection as "throw"?!
I think so.Is deflection not a type of "throw"? I'd never heard the term "deflection" before people started talking about "low deflection" cues.
Here in the US…Is deflection not a type of "throw"? I'd never heard the term "deflection" before people started talking about "low deflection" cues.
Sounds like unintentional side.Here in the US…
Deflection = CB pushed offline by stick with off center contact.
Throw = OB pushed offline by CB with spin or off center contact.
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Here in the US…
Deflection = CB pushed offline by stick with off center contact.
Intentional or unintentional, it's called deflection or "squirt".Sounds like unintentional side.
When the cue ball is struck to the left or right of center, the initial path of the cue ball is not parallel to the line of the cue stick. The divergence of the cue ball's path goes by several names.Sounds like unintentional side. ..
Oh ay guv.I see he has a lot of groupies on here. It must be his redneck accent![]()
à is not an English word. I don't understand the title.