Sorry to offend you Sir. I will post up pics of all my USED chalk tonight!!
Good day to you...
The best chalk
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Sorry to offend you Sir. I will post up pics of all my USED chalk tonight!!
Good day to you...
Sorry to offend you Sir. I will post up pics of all my USED chalk tonight!!
Good day to you...
No offence taken
it's just so many threads get side tracked.
It's probably my fault, I should've titled my thread
The Best Chalk For The Money!!!
It wasn't sidetracked. You can't bash a product you haven't tried and then say that comment wasn't up for discussion. You steered the original post that way. I can't post a picture of my Jacoby saying it's the best full-splice hit out there, then continue to bash Dennis Searing because his cue would have cost ten times the amount, and then get pissy when someone refutes that comment.
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Precisely.
What's your guys problem? How many times do I have to
fuc**** say this was supose to be a fun thread!!!!!!
Why don't you get it? Is thier something in the water up there in Wisconsin & Canada
to make you IGNORANT?
I'm sorry all I can say is "IDIOTS THIER EVERYWHERE"!
Go start your own thread!!!
fuc**** say this was supose to be a fun thread!!!!!!
Why don't you get it? Is thier something in the water up there in Wisconsin & Canada
to make you IGNORANT?
I'm sorry all I can say is "IDIOTS THIER EVERYWHERE"!
Go start your own thread!!!
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I use Pre Flag. I was lucky and got a box and then got half a box from the pool hall. The owner was putting this stuff out on the tables.
I bought him a full box of Masters in trade. It saved me the hassle of stealing all of it. J/K.
After I tried BD, I bought a few boxes of Russian Magic and have to say, the Magic is every bit as good as the BD. If there is a difference, it is so minuscule.
Funny tho, I have to use regular Masters when chalking the phenolic tip on the breaker. My Flag won't stick to it.
I have made jokes about the Kamui chalk. I won't pay $25, however, I may pay $10 if it ever comes down that much.
I chalk after every shot and I doubt I will get myself out of the habit so the Kamui will probably last me about 4 days.
I bought him a full box of Masters in trade. It saved me the hassle of stealing all of it. J/K.
After I tried BD, I bought a few boxes of Russian Magic and have to say, the Magic is every bit as good as the BD. If there is a difference, it is so minuscule.
Funny tho, I have to use regular Masters when chalking the phenolic tip on the breaker. My Flag won't stick to it.
I have made jokes about the Kamui chalk. I won't pay $25, however, I may pay $10 if it ever comes down that much.
I chalk after every shot and I doubt I will get myself out of the habit so the Kamui will probably last me about 4 days.
some people spend thousands of dollars to go to a tournament to try and win thousand of dollars.
Then complain about the price of chalk and a cue tip. The two most important parts of the cue, and saving a few dollars while missing the opportunity to win big or get the full potential of their game.
If you are a professional pool player, and pool is your main income,or you want to become professional, it makes no sense what so ever to be skimping on equipment to win.
Buy the best that money can buy and practice with it.
It is like being a mechanic and having second rate tools, it costs you money not to have the good ones, or the innovative things that improve your ability.
Even $50 for a cube of chalk that will save you from a misscue is worth it if you win just 1 competition as a result of the improvement, or consistency or what ever it does for you and your game.
For me pool is fun. I don't care if I get second, I just like playing.
Neil
Then complain about the price of chalk and a cue tip. The two most important parts of the cue, and saving a few dollars while missing the opportunity to win big or get the full potential of their game.
If you are a professional pool player, and pool is your main income,or you want to become professional, it makes no sense what so ever to be skimping on equipment to win.
Buy the best that money can buy and practice with it.
It is like being a mechanic and having second rate tools, it costs you money not to have the good ones, or the innovative things that improve your ability.
Even $50 for a cube of chalk that will save you from a misscue is worth it if you win just 1 competition as a result of the improvement, or consistency or what ever it does for you and your game.
For me pool is fun. I don't care if I get second, I just like playing.
Neil
Try this method. Brush the chalk across the tip, don't twist the chalk back and forth drilling the chalk. It soon becomes second nature and you'll use the entire face of the chalk. If you develop pointy corners, simply sand the face of the chalk cue against a sidewalk and it will be flat again.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DE1KNOp0g5M
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DE1KNOp0g5M
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i been around a while
best regards,
Eric
BTW: in my very first post in this thread I said it was a cool fun thread. I was guilty of discussing other chalk and acknoledged that it was a bit off the main issue of this thread, but it was still chalk talk. I still like this thread and if I have some more to add to it I will. I love the pics in it for sure, IMO its been one of the coolest threads in a very long time.
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