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• opyeuclid 6,706 Posts

  Wed, Jul 27 2016 3:24 PM

  I vote Banana and VEM9000 is my friend 

  OPY

• mkg335 5,491 Posts

  Wed, Jul 27 2016 4:24 PM

  PaulTon:

  I've been working on postulating a  'theory of everything', I have successfully solved the quantum/newtonian conundrum.

  What I have discovered  leaves just one question unanswered. I'm going to publish and be damned though.

  If you wish to read it, just google-  'Paulton's; How long is a piece of string theory'

  I can answer that one.  A piece of string theory is as long as you're going out would you pick up some doughnuts?

• YankeeJim 25,827 Posts

  Wed, Jul 27 2016 5:12 PM

  VEM9000:

  Interesting theory, but, way too much conjecture about what actually occurs

  Agree there. It had my attention and was interesting to read but from a perspective of someone with a little smarts but a little too much speculation. It is too easy to rationalize shots based on perception and if that perception goes a little overboard, then the shot analysis is going to be skewed, oftentimes with a conspiracy slant.

  FWIW, VEM is a numbers program. It needs numbers on the record to work. If it doesn't show in your history it's not working for or against you. It's at the place you already earned with the numbers you've already posted. :-)

• Dneirf 418 Posts

  Wed, Jul 27 2016 6:37 PM

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• Dneirf 418 Posts

  Wed, Jul 27 2016 6:39 PM

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• MBaggese 15,367 Posts

  Wed, Jul 27 2016 8:05 PM

  PaulTon:

  If you wish to read it, just google-  'Paulton's; How long is a piece of string theory'

   

  No theory, no science involved.

   

  Answer is:

   

   

  Twice 1/2 it's length:)

   

   

• Jimbog1964 8,378 Posts

  Wed, Jul 27 2016 9:08 PM

  @ OP:

  Get a half decent ball, and hit it in the general direction of the green.  

  Be fine once you get used to distances........

• PaulTon 10,731 Posts

  Thu, Jul 28 2016 4:08 AM

  MBaggese:

  PaulTon:

  If you wish to read it, just google-  'Paulton's; How long is a piece of string theory'

   

  No theory, no science involved.

   

  Answer is:

   

  Twice 1/2 it's length:)

   

  Nice try Baggs but I'm a frayed knot.

• Dneirf 418 Posts

  Fri, Jul 29 2016 2:08 AM

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