Recent content by HomeBrewer

Local mechanic backed out, ghosted me. Then the buyer found a 'moving' company that was just two guys in a UHaul who destroyed my wood floor getting it out of the house. But at least it's gone. Short story is if you're in Louisiana looking to sell a carom table, good luck; I have no good...

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Thanks for the heads up. I think I've got someone lined up to handle it locally, will post back on how it goes.

Sir, I would appreciate it if you would not describe us so accurately. I SAID GOOD DAY, SIR!

I'm looking to sell my 10' Gabriels carom table to someone in New Orleans, about 45 minutes from where I live. Can anyone recommend a mechanic to disassemble, transport, and reassemble? I have a message in to Yura on Facebook but in the meantime I wanted to see what other options are out there...

nice! I've never tried the pool table from them.

Update, still for sale, willing to negotiate on price. At this point I have a billiard table in one room, a pool table in the other, and somehow still a marriage ... But the kids and I are having a blast playing :)

Were there cheerleaders? The players themselves are so hot I hadn't even noticed anyone else.

Sure, I should have been more clear. The kids are small and have been having a blast playing on a toy table. I know that people do have small kids play on big tables, and I did my best from the age of 3 onwards to have them play on my 10' carom table, but they're having so much fun on the...

Thanks for following up!

Well? How did this end up working for you? I'm tempted to get one since finding a 6' Valley is proving to be hard. I want something to play on with my little kids and right now a 7' would be a bit much, it seems.

Today I learned that 100.00% of people named Sang Lee can beat me in billiards!

This is actually really great, thanks. Even watching countless hours of videos, it's hard to actually 'see' a thickness of a shot the way the pro player does. If you made even more of these examples, I'd happy learn from them.

I'm only pointing out that Google shows it in the right place and your map doesn't, in the hopes that it constructively might help you identify a difference in the way you're representing location. If I'm off base or that's not constructive criticism, apologies. I won't belabor the point, just...

Making sure I understand. If you pull up 30.290185258109766, -89.74665597614197 in Google Maps, you're saying it visually represents a spot on the south shore of New Orleans and not the true Slidell location?