Mike "Chalk All Wrong" Wong
We might be using brand new vocabulary word.
Chalking wrong in the future, might just be referred to as "Doing a Wong" or "Chalks like Wong"
Heck, that might be a new T-shirt!
CHALK LIKE WONG!
Or something like that.
I'm thinking KINGPIN and the word Munson
Verb - "His ferrule looked great until he Wonged it"
Noun - "You freaking Wong!!", "He pulled a Wong!"
Adverb - "He Wongingly took his time at the table"
I'm sure other grammatical interpretations could come up.
Just sticks out in my mind as in the pool room i used to play in, there was a guy who played billiards...pretty f-ing terribly. This guy is known for hitting a shot awful, getting lucky and crapping the point after all the right collisions.
He would crap more points on the billiard table then anyone else.
Subsequently, his name became the name for crapping a shot.
So people still say to this day, "He pulled a ___ ___" Or "that ___ ___ was disgusting" "I got lucky and ___ ___ed it" (insert random name into blank and you get the idea)