Recent content by dabarbr

I've been away for while. Am I in the click?

Depends on what she looks like.

Yes. it's Frank Dabarbr. Time to retire.lol

It is a pull out drawer built for the table for all of your accessories like chalk, gloves, tappers ball polish creams, etc. Has a polished aluminum facing to match the table. Can be removed if needed. I'll try to post pictures.

Picture of the 9 foot Centennial pool table and light that is for sale. $7500 obo. Must sell. You pick up. Text me at 909-996-6366. Southern California area. Near Los Angeles

A Centennial nine footer for sale with custom light. Text me at 909-996-6366 for more info. $7500. You pick up. So California area. Moving soon , need to sell asap. Will send pictures

I totally agree with you. I would love to be at one of those private showings. I'm sure he also must have plans to do something like Mosconi did with his poster. He made one for each ball that he ran. I have number 98 of 526. There is a handsome profit to made with 626 posters. Good luck John.

Of course. Keeping it simple is always the best way.

Nice. Can't wait to see the finished product. Also there's more pride in it when you had a hand in making it.

You're a good man for calling a foul on yourself even though you knew that you shot away from that object ball. I'm surprised that your friend accepted the foul. I remember a match I was in and I called the ref to oversee a shot that had similar results. The ref called foul. I waited until the...

In that tournament in Sherman Oaks Me an Ron Rosas won it so regular that they put both of us with a two game handicap. Ron mostly quit playing and I continued to play and win my share.

Jay, you highly underestimate Bill's game. I also beat Gabby a couple of sets and he pulled up. Bill and I played each other many times and neither one of us could get the better of it. I beat Keith three sets playing seven ahead and getting the last two, playing roll out. Won all three sets...

I hope it doesn't rain.

That's the way it's played at the Hard Times when that unusual incident comes up.

Sad news to hear. Brian was a good friend of mine. Didn't look too well the last time I saw him in Vegas. RIP my friend.