read a post. try to comprehend it. then reply.
- Thread starter alphadog
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That would be a big departure from the usual approach of:
1. Scan the post absorbing a third of it.
2. Clueless as to its intent.
3. Hijacking the thread to run off in your own direction.
1. Scan the post absorbing a third of it.
2. Clueless as to its intent.
3. Hijacking the thread to run off in your own direction.
Well I think that depends on whether or not the 6 ball goes by the 8. If it does then I'll go for the shot but otherwise I think I'll play safe.
It also depends on the quality of the player I'm up against.
This is a situation that is ideal for an LD shaft.
Either way you go be sure to chalk up first -- a miscue here could lose you the match.
It also depends on the quality of the player I'm up against.
This is a situation that is ideal for an LD shaft.
Either way you go be sure to chalk up first -- a miscue here could lose you the match.
Lol ... case in point!
There should be a message that pops up to tell you to read a post before you reply.
I second that.
The OP is making a very valid point !..I know for a fact, there are several VERY active posters on here, that even in a 100 post thread, they never look any further back, than the post they are quoting...Even 'scanning' the topic, is foreign to those internet idiots ! :frown:
My point is, one should ALWAYS try to stay on topic !..
My point is, one should ALWAYS try to stay on topic !..
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Could you run that by me again?
....still thinkin' about who is the best hustler...
....and what is the best bridge ( still use a Brianna )
....and when is Manwon going to post again?....
....and if I should stop using a ThinkPad....every time I play a snooker....
....I leave the guy a Window....
It might also help if th OP read his initial post to make sure it made sense. Most people who cry, "reading comprehension" failed self-editng.
Freddie <~~~ can't self-edit
i don't understand. i must be missing something. could someone fill me in, so that i can better reply?
Talk about a loaded question... LOL.
I believe that we were discussing cue ball rotation and how it actually spins upside down in Australia as opposed to in the US. I know this because I think I remember reading the header of this thread.
So back to the subject... did anyone ever find out why there is no 6 ball in the set but instead there are two 3's?
