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Haven't heard anything, but if Justin's in action it'll get posted to The Player's Club on facebook

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"Hey! Do you want to play a few games?" ...usually works for me Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of guys out there who won't play unless they're making money...but you won't learn anything from those type of people, so don't worry about it. And yes, if you're playing guys who are levels...

Oh please...you don't have to surrender your money to get better. There are plenty of ways to do it. You can practice drills or watch youtube videos and try to copy runouts. You can learn different games and practice those. You can join a competitive league. You can play better players for...

Shortstop LOL

Nice! Glad to see that place is still open. Love that room. Nothing but 1-hole.

Are you playing this weekend? https://www.facebook.com/events/143332239473094/

Nobody said it was easy!! The question was how to break harder. This is a pretty standard technique for power breaking. Back in the days when Shane was really crushing the rack, he did the same thing. I just think she's the best (most consistent) with it. Check out how high Busty gets.

Xiaoting Pan is the best breaker in the world. Copy her technique and learn to control it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvuRo-dHyKs

...since about the time people figured out that they can take a foul and shift the balls into a better position.

I don't get it... Just because 13 is a memorable number? That's hardly proof. Any number can be important to different people...like 21 is important for blackjack and 10 is important to anyone with fingers and toes.

I wonder if anybody realizes that "I wonder" statements are not actually questions.

Yeah right...that guy never leaves his basement. Green Room is the place in Fredericksburg. Lots of places around the DC area. There's a Revolution in Springfield with some decent players. Watch out for league night, though. You'll never get a table.

They're out there. I had one. But Kikels are pretty rare in general, so it might take a little time for you to find one. You could always try ordering one from him. He's still making cues, but he's old and full of grump these days (at least the last time I saw him). Dave learned from Bill...

It would help if pool were a sanctioned high school activity. But the real reason pool is different? Barriers to entry. I can't think of another game which requires a piece of furniture costing hundreds or thousands of dollars in order to practice. /THREAD