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Old Tue Oct 23, 2012, 12:10pm
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Generally agree but I'd say that if it comes straight down, it had to at least partially hit the back as that is the only surface that can stop the balls forward movement.
True, if the bottom isn't padded. The padding can mess with the trajectory.
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True, if the bottom isn't padded. The padding can mess with the trajectory.
Yup.
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