Re: Base of Ball or Edge of Ball??

what does this gibberish mean >>>????
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Fred Agnir wrote:

> "Jim Eales" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Fred Agnir:
> >
> > > Does that mean that a kick to the side rail that hits the cushion in the
> > kitchen but contacts the
> > > ball out of the kitchen isn't legal?
> >
> > I am trying to imagine a situation where, with ball-in-hand in the
> kitchen,
> > I would be forced to play a kick off a rail in the kitchen to get at a
> ball
> > outside the kitchen.  Are you suggesting something that is unintended?
> >
> > Jim Eales
> >
> >
>
> I suppose I could come up with something crazy or easy. Here's an easy one,
> regardless of what quick-draw Eddie has to say:
>
> Game of one pocket. You need one. The your opponent has scratched and made a
> ball. Two balls spot up, the other balls are tied up. The shot is to run the
> one ball down the cushion. The object ball in question is in play (base
> above the line), but most of us who listen to Byrne's advice know that the
> best way to hit this shot is to hit cushion first.
>
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> I'm only positioning the 11-ball there so that I don't get the odd response,
> but I think this is a clear enough shot.
>
> If the game is 8-ball, we can set the same shot up, except of course it
> would be the first shot and more importantly, it might be the game winner:
>
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> The one is the only trouble ball. Making the combo on the first shot is the
> winning shot. Kissing the cushion first before the one ball should be legal,
> shouldn't it?
>
> I could go on and on with shots that might come up.
>
> Fred