Cue I.D. Help
- By cueman
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Doug Leech has been at it a long time. He is from Wheeling, West Virginia.
Break pads, templates, hole reinforcements, my table is full of landmines.Oh gosh that dies trigger a favorite score. For sure a rerun.
The tables often looked like a war zone for a Road Warrior. The increase in the Luck Factor could keep a weaker player interested. At 20 a game!![]()
Last i heard he still playing pool at Chris place.Peter's work is insane.......
how's he doing by the way, has anyone heard from him since he moved?
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What you are saying is a fact. Getting approval for a pool hall is super tough.There is still a lot of Stigma attached to owning and attempting to get licensed for a pool room. It exists in the minds of city council members everywhere. You have to deal with those realities and not try to fight them. Your presentations have to address those concerns because they are real. In my city, you have to be a minimum of 500 yards away from middle and senior high schools as well as churches to even apply for a license. That's reality and you have to have a business plan to address it. But, massage parlors don't have to worry they get licensed immediately. That's California................
Oh gosh that dies trigger a favorite score. For sure a rerun.This
ThisI leave it and yes, if a ball rolls over it slowly, it will change the path.
I also like to leave a break pad or 3 on the table too. They are a wild card- hazards- and are the source of both laughs and tears
You Sir speak from a position of, uh Lack of Knowledge, would be my politeness response. You are woefully without knowledge of the feel of a fine tuned instrument. Oh Well.Not really
People like to say it does to jack up the price
It’s a myth