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French Roots

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What is it that is objective within Stan Shuffett's CTE that objectively indicates that a visual needs to be thinned or thickened by the 1/2 tip parallel offset stick and pivot to center?

How would a newbie or a novice or an inexperienced player objectively know which one to do?
 
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French Roots said:
What is it that is objective within Stan Shuffett's CTE that objectively indicates that a visual needs to be thinned or thickened by the 1/2 tip parallel offset stick and pivot to center?

How would a newbie or a novice objectively know which one to do?
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He would know by following the objective instructions.

Are you saying that you no absolutely nothing about CTE. 100 posts in 2 days against CTE and you don't know the simplest thing.
 
cookie man said:
He would know by following the objective instructions.

Are you saying that you no absolutely nothing about CTE. 100 posts in 2 days against CTE and you don't know the simplest thing.
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OMG!

"Instructions" are not anything "objective" that would indicate a shot line to a shooter.

Are you that remedial in language or are you always just trolling?
 
cookie man said:
My English isn't good How are you English
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My command of the language is obviously better than yours. Like I have said, you have displayed what seems to be a significant reading comprehension issue... or... you are just trolling. Either way it is NOT pleasant to be engaged with you. I considered putting you on ignore last night after your ridiculous nonsense but I did not know how to do so. I will have to ask someone how to do that so as to be prepared. Would you consider telling me how to do it?
 
French Roots said:
My command of the language is obviously better than yours. Like I have said, you have displayed what seems to be a significant reading comprehension issue... or... you are just trolling. Either way it is NOT pleasant to be engaged with you. I considered putting you on ignore last night after your ridiculous nonsense but I did not know how to do so. I will have to ask someone how to do that so as to be prepared. Would you consider telling me how to do it?
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I've never had to do it. I have self control not to reply to people i don't want to. I learned that in English class a few years ago.
 
French Roots said:
What is it that is objective within Stan Shuffett's CTE that objectively indicates that a visual needs to be thinned or thickened by the 1/2 tip parallel offset stick and pivot to center?

How would a newbie or a novice or an inexperienced player objectively know which one to do?
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Bumped to see if a CTEer besides Cookie Man wants to reply.
 
cookie man said:
I've never had to do it. I have self control not to reply to people i don't want to. I learned that in English class a few years ago.
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It is not about having self control. It is about not even seeing your nonsense as a means of distraction.

Why were you in an English Class a few years ago? It does not seem to be your second language. However, if it is, then that might answer that reading comprehension thing. And what does having self control & not replying to people have to do with an English class?

I can not believe I am engaging you, but if English is your 2nd. language and you have come from an under developed Nation, then I should perhaps make more allowance for you. Are you of Cuban Descent?
 
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Bumped to see if a CTEer besides Cookie Man wants to reply.
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Stan says on his thread:

"You’ll make less compensations with spin induced throw because you’ll be at center cue ball."

You asked:
"...a visual needs to be thinned or thickened by the 1/2 tip parallel offset stick and pivot to center?"

That is not true CTE but putting a change or another angle, though small, by 1/2 tip offset left or right and pivot back to center.
 
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