Dr. Cue

Why don't we all gang up on him and force him to 'splain power draw?

(Or maybe just ask him politely)

He can explain all day long and I still doubt I could do it.

It's simple.... just hit the cueball as low as possible and stroke it like a
break shot.

That would be a blast!

Cheers,
Mario

a

Thanks a lot Sheldon. Now I have a cue ball stuck in my Steinway.

--
Murray Tucker III
http://www.tuckerbilt.com/iii
iii@tuckerbilt.com

At least they are MINE ... Your lights are unscrewed...

NEXT *wink*

Regards,
Mario

The one and only good thing is the next definition:

"It's not important how far you can draw the ball, but how you are
able to control it."
-- Mike Sigel?

Regards,
Mario <--- draws

On 7 Aug 2003 08:54:08 -0700, jpizzuto@jandssafeguard.com (John

What's the difference?

Pat Johnson
Chicago

Long length draw shot are not made by adding more power. It is all
in the stroke.. actually it is in the wrist-action.

It is very easy to practice, but you know it can be particularly
embarrassing to see all that people at the drugstore frown when you
are buying tissues in bulk

Cheers,
Tjander

I tried that once. I almost took Bucky's head off!

Mj

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1 18th June 01:44 jpizzuto External User Posts: 1	Dr. Cue Why don't we all gang up on him and force him to 'splain power draw? (Or maybe just ask him politely)

2 18th June 01:45 steve ellis External User Posts: 1	Dr. Cue He can explain all day long and I still doubt I could do it.

3 18th June 01:45 sittingduck External User Posts: 1	Dr. Cue It's simple.... just hit the cueball as low as possible and stroke it like a break shot.

4 18th June 01:45 mario blansjaar External User Posts: 1	Dr. Cue That would be a blast! Cheers, Mario

5 21st June 15:54 murray tucker iii External User Posts: 1	Dr. Cue a Thanks a lot Sheldon. Now I have a cue ball stuck in my Steinway. -- Murray Tucker III http://www.tuckerbilt.com/iii iii@tuckerbilt.com

6 21st June 15:54 mario blansjaar External User Posts: 1	Dr. Cue At least they are MINE ... Your lights are unscrewed... NEXT wink Regards, Mario

7 21st June 15:54 mario blansjaar External User Posts: 1	Dr. Cue The one and only good thing is the next definition: "It's not important how far you can draw the ball, but how you are able to control it." -- Mike Sigel? Regards, Mario <--- draws On 7 Aug 2003 08:54:08 -0700, jpizzuto@jandssafeguard.com (John

8 21st June 15:55 patrick johnson External User Posts: 1	Dr. Cue What's the difference? Pat Johnson Chicago

9 21st June 15:55 tjander nathoeni External User Posts: 1	Dr. Cue Long length draw shot are not made by adding more power. It is all in the stroke.. actually it is in the wrist-action. It is very easy to practice, but you know it can be particularly embarrassing to see all that people at the drugstore frown when you are buying tissues in bulk Cheers, Tjander

10 21st June 15:55 mike janis External User Posts: 1	Dr. Cue I tried that once. I almost took Bucky's head off! Mj