Green
Is this a foul?
Your hairs/hair on your forearm touches a ball whilst your cueing but it so light a touch the ball doesn't move, foul or no foul?
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Black
FOUL!!!!!!!! But who is going to notice but yourself so you must be pretty honest
Terry
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Brown
Foul.
Albeit a hair on your forearm, you have 'touched' the ball. Same would apply if you were walking round the table, deciding your
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You are only the best on the day you win.
Yellow
So those with long forearm hairs are very disadvantaged when playing shots that need bridging over other balls!?!
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John Lim
Targets to beat: -line up 63, 78 (Nov 2012)- -practice match 67 (Nov 2012)- -competition 33 (Oct 2011)-
Banned
Best to keep them covered up!
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Blue
Is this why you don't see a gorrilla playing snooker????
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Highest Break
Practice: 136 (2005)
Match: 134 (2006)
In 2011: 94
Centuries made: 50+
Moderator
I once fouled a guy who had long curly hair (i.e. on top of his head!) because his hair touched the black which was just behind his right shoulder.
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Green
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Banned
Snooker has always been a game of integrity and honesty (by and large) and players do (and should) call fouls against themselves if they believe they
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Yep lots of examples of potential fouls here from the world ladies WC!
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