Recent content by Vinnie

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Ha Ha! Sooo true. I was AF CCT and when we would show for a big exercise, we would be like "I'm not staying in that tent."

Thanks for that huge list of games! Cool.

Sounds like a cool game! Thanks for your post. Here are the rules from that post... E9 - Quick Start Guide Rack the balls as in 9-ball. Pick one of the foot corner pockets to be your pocket. Break the balls. Player must hit the lowest numbered ball first on each shot. Player shoots until...

Many fun and challenging games exist out there. It only takes creativity and imagination! I have posted scoresheets and rules for several of them at this site... http://www.fojavi.com/home/billiards-stuff (Site was hacked and taken down - FT - 2/16/23) Examples include: Bowlliards, Equal...

Buddy F**ker bar? WOW.

I'd like to also add... that kid in the picture is probably a multi-millionaire now. :grin-square:

A few things about that picture... 1. I thought Dylan was on the wagon, yet there he is with what appears to be his own label. 2. The table looks like an old Brunswick but just an 8 footer. I played once on a ten footer like that at the University Club in Denver. 3. His style appears to be...

New and Improved Slightly improved the 14.1 scoresheet.

Hi all, I picked up this old house cue at a local antique store because I liked the wood grain, butterfly splice, and the fact that it is still straight! I was hoping someone could give me some info on this cue and let me know if it would be worth taking to my cue maker for a conversion. Thanks.

Well, it's a private club called the University Club est. 1891. You will have to be a member or be invited and escorted by one.

So, I had the opportunity to play some pool at an exclusive club in Denver. The tables were old Brunswick 10 foot tables. The object balls were standard (2.25in) size, however all of them were red. Many of the house cues on the wall were Willie Hoppe Titleists! The game advertised was a game I...

Good catch! It was a little confusing tryng to compare my score with the way they were scoring it. I corrected the error and reposted it. Thanks.

Attached scoresheet is how I scored the match between Niels Fiejen and Darren Appleton at Derby City as seen on YouTube

On my scoresheet I just make a small mark for each rack run and/or a small number. For example, player shoots 6 balls to finish rack and then runs 3 racks and misses after shooting 3 balls --- I would write in small 6 * * * 3 Each * equates to 14 points. That would then be scored as 51/M Clear...