Recent content by fastone371

Find me that lathe that is half the cost of the one in the video, I have the money in my pocket to buy it now. Thank you.

That thing is really cool, well done!!!!!

According to those stats 9 ball is not broken at all.

The calcutta could go a whole quicker if the dude running told all investors that it was going to be run through quickly. The problem is the calcutta-er (the dude selling, I doubt that that is a word) Goes going once..........................., going...

The dude running the calcutta has nothing to do with any arrangements between the player and the calcutta buyer. Around here if someone buys me in the calcutta it is up to me to go find that person if I intend to buy 1/2 of myself back. The only people who are privy to the arrangement between...

If only there was a way to get that cue on the back of a milk carton.

I'm 6'1", my last 2 fingers were always off of the rear end of the cue, I had a 2 1/2" mid cue extension made, I still end up gripping the cue at the butt cap most of the time but it doesn't bother me.

I have never been bought in a calcutta with the expectation that I buy half of myself back.

The difference is is that you are as hardcore of a pool fan as there is. I am much more of a casual fan and I almost always forget about the purple 5 when watching MR 9 ball. If all I ever watched was MR 9 ball I'm sure I would automatically remember the purple 5 but because I watch other 9 ball...

That's because a lot of league players don't fully understand tangent line directions with multiple ball contacts. Throw in the players that are non confrontational and I would bet there are few players that would call that shot anything but a simultaneous hit. That shot is something that a ref...

I could not agree more and I have the Cyclop set with the translucent cue ball which I thought is when they were having problems. For the $200 cost it is a damn nice set of balls, I would happily buy more if I could.

The table doesn't make a rack runnable, the player does does. The best a player can hope for after the break is a look at the lowest ball on the table, the rest is skill, if you aint getting a look at the lowest ball on the table you need to fix your break until you do.

Holy moly, talk about getting "tittie" hooked..............

If you put my Ebony cue under bright light you can clearly see the wood grain.

At least all of the wiring is color coded which makes for easy tracing as long as its not all red!!!!!:eek::eek::eek: