have to own a cue to qualify to comment?

[jb134]

Morever, how about if a guy says, "I have put a secret ingredient on my cue so you will never miss a shot again." Do I need to have actually tried this cue to know that this is a false and ridiculous claim?

Of course you do. What if it's true?

Look you're banging on and on and on and to be frank wasting my time, because as a rule I read you're posts as they often contain a bit of sense and occasionally worthwhile information.

However in order to glean this, I am now having to read a combination of the ravings of a madman and what appears to be the petulance of a primary school child!

Grow up and forget it!

[trevs1]

Very often, we will see members posting pictures of their beloved cues, and others will look at those pictures, and comment how nice they felt the cues were. I have never once heard anyone telling these people they were not qualified to make such comment because they did not actually own the cue. So, obviously, it is acceptable to comment on a cue based on pictures.

If one is allowed to say how nice a cue is based on some pictures, should one be allowed to say how poor a cue is based on what are shown in the pictures as well?


I agree that one should not judge the content of a book based on its cover, but can't one judge the cover when the cover shown is very poorly and unprofessionally binded and prepared?

Besides, is it possible that a person in the book business could probably spot more flaws on a poorly made book cover from pictures than someone holding that actual book who has no clue about books?

Relating to the points in bold above.... Absolutely, yes in my view.

[Mellow Yellow]

*round of applause* !!!!!!

Of course you do. What if it's true?

Look you're banging on and on and on and to be frank wasting my time, because as a rule I read you're posts as they often contain a bit of sense and occasionally worthwhile information.

However in order to glean this, I am now having to read a combination of the ravings of a madman and what appears to be the petulance of a primary school child!

Grow up and forget it!

so i aint the only one getting tired of this drivel?