Pounding on the Top rail/Foul

[straightline]

Reminds me we used to leave lit cigarettes right on the formica...

 

[DeeDeeCues]

I think this should be or maybe already is a foul.

When a ball is rolling, and shooter feels the ball might run ''slightly'' long so he pounds/vibrates the play surface using the top rail.

Foul in my department.... is there anything in print saying this?

Vibrations definitely slow a rolling ball.

Vibrations don't 'definitely slow a rolling ball'. Vibrations tend to reduce friction and increase motion.

 

[DeeDeeCues]

But by all means, tell me more of why I hate Internet forums.

Does that include internet expert guy who never explains anything, but gives vague, snide replies?

 

[straightline]

Vibrations more than likely will impede a rolling ball. No facts just distortion sense.

 

[Black-Balled]

Tell me more about vibration and wave theory.

I have this speaker at my house that has incredible sound when I do HQ music and get the EQ right.

Doesn't work very loud though, the distortion appears far too early.

I often put my face right in front of it and it makes my eyelids quiver.

 

[Black-Balled]

Similar to a player who after missing a shot, taps (or harder) his cue on the table cloth in frustration. Just an extremely bad habit. If you wish to abuse your cue after a miss, don’t involve any other pool equipment that is not yours!

Oh, but that means you can?!

 

[Cuedup]

It's obvious some guys only play pool in pristine environments but that late night club action is pool too and it's THUMPIN

 

[Island Drive]

Chewy Rivera/RIP was a ''pounder''. Originally from Denver area.