Recent content by measureman

$20 for the tip and $20 for the install labor,crazy!

I know this subject has been beat to death but here is my personal take on it. I have been using solid tips for many years. Recently I decided to give a layered tip a try. I had an Everest installed and can not tell the difference from a solid tip. The layered tip was $40 installed vs a solid...

I dont see any planes?

Take up bowling.

D-Day was June 6th 1944. Today is Pearl Harbor day December 7th 1941.

And no one could beat him.

Screw black Friday. About 15 years ago I stood in line with a lot of people at 5 in the morning in the awful cold just to buy a new TV at a killer price. The doors opened and the mob surged in and it was a nightmare. I did get the TV. Never again.

Back in Jersey as a kid in the early '60's I would give lesser players the break in 6 ball. Most of them had not figured out that breaking in a ball was almost impossible.

Got this idea about short rack 11 ball from Mike Massey. He said put the 11th ball in line with the head ball. The 11th ball is racked in the back in line with the head ball per the flyer.

I'll add Neptune Joe Frady(RIP) from N.J. to your above list. Joe was a real good player that could beat anyone on a given day.

yes sometimes an inning passes then we see a ball that should spot and it gets spotted. The kitchen is the kitchen right? We are a couple of old guys well past 70 and we bet $5 a game so rules are kind of loose.

We play as soon as there are 4 in the kitchen the closest to the rail is spotted. Really speeds up the game and adds a bit of strategy.

I knew Brian and his backer . His backer told me that Brian played the Miz getting the 7 and broke even. I've played pool with Brian and he could play and getting the 7 from the Miz and breaking even tells me the Miz was as good as anyone.

I can't tell the difference between a layered tip and a solid one other than the big difference in cost. I use solid tips and they work just fine.

Not an AK thats a AR15 type .