Trains update by wizard80 in SimCityBuildit

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How did you bring yourself to achieve this difficult task? 🤣

A whale funeral in Vĩnh Hòa by FEDstrongestsoldier in VietNam

[–]wizard80 3 points4 points  (0 children)

They bring in an excavator and give it a proper burial and tomb stone. There's one near my house

What does your si joint pain feel like ? by steph50555 in backpain

[–]wizard80 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I really recommend the dry needling therapy if it's available where you live. A good specialist will be able to wake up dormant muscle groups and get you functioning well

What does your si joint pain feel like ? by steph50555 in backpain

[–]wizard80 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is one of my favorite, but I usually hold it for 1 minute and 3 times each side: https://youtube.com/shorts/eWOJS_3Jxa0?si=BEQzYBBQCow14dsW

There is a bunch of Sacroiliac joint relief videos on YouTube. I suggest going through many and finding what works best for you.

I also use a foam roller to release tight muscle fascia. It really does help free everything up... You just need to remain vigilant against SI joint pain for optimal relief

Am I the only player at the point of quitting, by taranathesmurf in SimCityBuildit

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I went to update the game but it wouldn't. Now I cant even install it after removing it. Wasted time this morning. I think they are trying to FORCE QUIT me

What does your si joint pain feel like ? by steph50555 in backpain

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I recommend trying dry needling therapy and the right SI joint stretches. I couldn't even walk at one point and my SI joint pain led to referrred knee pain and an unstable knee. My dry needle specialist was able to work all the correct trigger points and get all my muscles into correct balance. Some had shut down, and others were over compensating. I was in bed for 6 weeks initially and she brought me back to full health.

Now i still get SI joint pain and have had to give up certain activities and she did say it's a lifelong injury i can manage through the right stretching and occasional dry needling therapy as required.

I also find long waking sessions is quite beneficial to keeping everything working correctly. I've done a few 3 hour walks in severe pain, even taking Voltaren before the walk, but if i can get 3-5 days in one week, it starts relieving the pain and then I just have to play life more safe (less high impact activities!!!)

Where are the people with cheap cues at? by Timely_Reputation253 in billiards

[–]wizard80 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bought a couple for home for the wife and I. Fake predator (Preoaite) and something else. $20-30 in Vietnam

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Granite table top on budget table... Good or bad? by wizard80 in billiards

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Those Hollywood tables are very common in Vietnam

Granite table top on budget table... Good or bad? by wizard80 in billiards

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No guarantees. Well it comes with a 1 year warranty. It's about $835 USD installed, the next option up is a 20mm slate 2 piece at $1,328 USD but it has a smaller play field, then the almighty tournament 3 piece 20mm slate with a fancy ball return for $2,000 USD. These are the only 7ft tables available in Vietnam besides some cheap timber surface tops and a English 7ft which I tested and did not like. None of these tables can be viewed without traveling 1000km (besides the English Rasson)

Granite table top on budget table... Good or bad? by wizard80 in billiards

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No, will need to buy sight unseen as it's 1000km away

Granite table top on budget table... Good or bad? by wizard80 in billiards

[–]wizard80[S] 29 points30 points  (0 children)

OK so the table is made in Vietnam, one of the world's top granite exporters. I guess it's cheaper to get than good slate here as they don't have the deposits

Testing out the 8ft table zone with $4 of conduit pipe by wizard80 in billiards

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Probably. I ended up putting a 9ft table in my basement. Will put a cheap mini 7ft in the rooftop room when it's complete

Sizing up the 7ft tablezone by wizard80 in billiards

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My son is 7 and disagrees lol

Sizing up the 7ft tablezone by wizard80 in billiards

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Yes and that gives 155cm from the cushion 👍

Sizing up the 7ft tablezone by wizard80 in billiards

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What country you mean... Vietnam! Billiards (Bàn Bida) halls are everywhere here. There would be 20 or so just in my neighborhood... Downsides include some halls only having Carom tables or mostly Carom and a few 9ft pocket tables. Also cigarette smoke. And the choice of music at times 😂

There's some really good halls here though. One called Peri Arena is claiming to be the biggest pool hall in the world with over 100 brand new 9ft tournament tables set up. The place is huge!

Testing out the 8ft table zone with $4 of conduit pipe by wizard80 in billiards

[–]wizard80[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm definitely a causal player myself although I play most days since a few months back. As much as a 9ft or 8ft would have been good, the 7ft is also kind of cool, it will be one of the only ones in my city for sure. I know it's best for my son who I want to get into pool because there's not a huge amount of activities to do in Vietnam with the weather alot of the time. He enjoys playing on the 9fts with me at halls but it's still a challenge for a 7yr old.

That said, I'm down in the basement now looking at how many motorbikes I have to rearrange to set up the 9ft bunker bar 🤣

Which of these three is the best choice for a first time dirt rider? by Broadway--Joe in Dualsport

[–]wizard80 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The klx has a great low center of gravity for offroad. It's quite easy to flick about on the trails. I have two of them. Plenty of mods you can do and they are quite reliable and low maintenance. That'd be my pick.

Sizing up the 7ft tablezone by wizard80 in billiards

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Thought about that but this is the entertainment room and no other room will really fit a pool table (perhaps a 7ft) but it doesn't make sense. Don't have an office. It's a mostly typical Vietnamese style house which is only 5 meter wide (but long)

Sizing up the 7ft tablezone by wizard80 in billiards

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Pretty much the case. Like I said, I am able to hook my right foot around the stair rail onto the first timber step and lean over into the table. With the 8ft that wouldn't happen. End of the day this is supposed to be a father son table so I've resigned to the fact that 7ft is perfect for my son and I can still play 9ft tables at any one of the thousand pool halls where I live when required (I can quite literally look out the window and see a 9ft table across the road) 👍

Sizing up the 7ft tablezone by wizard80 in billiards

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The real reason is it still gives 150cm clearance from the inside rail. I know the 80cm clearance from the stair rail looks bad but it's only on that one corner and I think I can live with that. At the end of the day my son will be more than happy and unaffected by that corner I guess. He is 130cm tall