kemperg said:

I just saw your reply from a few days ago...I am interested in buying this if still available. K

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Please check PM, tks

The thing you referred to as the new rage is a misnomer., IMO.
Hands down, without a doubt, TAOM is a superior chalk and
Yes, all chalks do the very same thing which is create friction.

Nonetheless, by any measure, TAOM chalk applies easily, is
immaculately cleaner than other chalks and lasts a long time.

So if it is a rage, fashion, trend…..whatever you prefer to call
it, TAOM chalk is earning this patronage because it’s superior.

Players aren’t using TAOM because it is vogue or in fashion.
This pool chalk has earned its recognition by performing much
better than other chalks that trying to compare it seems unfair.

Get well soon, Jay!

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fastone371 said:

Are you sure that that movie clip was from "Days of Thunder" and maybe not from Top Gun instead???

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Yeah, probably.

Willie Hoppe book on billiards is required reading. Well it's packed with knowledge.

My investment in lessons allowed me to get over a hump. I was stuck at B+. The lessons were 1 hour once a week, with an hour a day practice. NO Gambling for the 6 weeks duration.
The first week after completing the course the money spent was recovered.
Be a shot maker was the goal.
The rebuilding of the shooting platform was week 1.
The mechanics of the delivery was week 2.

muskyed said:

Ha ha my diamond now is not that kind. It's a professional with cherry stained maple wood. Scratches very easy. I wanted to get the durable bar style, but the wife wanted to get the wood finish. It's really nice looking though. Just wouldn't turn a bunch of 12 to 14 yr old kids loose on it.View attachment 915197

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That is a gorgeous pool room. Did you have ask for the rounded corners?? They look so much better than mitered corners.

gregcantrall said:

Well when I was of a teen age, in the neck of the woods I came from. I would expect to see an Old Geezer with a shotgun. (PERHAPS loaded with rock salt). Come walking to do some talking. Just a clarification on the rules and regulations. It's important to have good communication.
Flashback to the movie Days of Thunder and the classroom lesson. "And what were you doing flying inverted cockpit to cockpit 2 feet apart?" (Or something like that).
"COMMUNICATING" was the answer.
Ah life's lessons.

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Are you sure that that movie clip was from "Days of Thunder" and maybe not from Top Gun instead???

Rusty in Montana said:

I totally agree with you the biggest difference between the two is out on the mountain side there weren't anyone else around with a hour or two worth of fireworks being lit , where in DC it would be a million people for a lot of fireworks being lit !

I've already seen the Thunderbird's a couple years ago which was a very special memory for me !

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The Thunderbirds must have been pretty cool, were they making low passes over the mountains??