Recent content by Meucci-Man

The pink Kamui Roku is clean, and so is the pink Turning Point 7500. I haven't tried the others, but I can vouch for no pink sprinkles on the table.

This thread should be deleted for the sake of gullible people who find it and believe it at a glance. dr dave's videos have proven that object ball throw is real

Yes pink chalk exists. I think it looks great

there's a place in Harlingen called The Rockin Cue They have about 20 7ft diamonds and 4 or 5 9ft diamonds good tables. a few were dirty, but everything I've played on plays great great food, lots of great action too

there are people who intentionally play slow to disrupt the flow of the opponent ignoring them typically works - go take a shit, go eat food, sit at a table and trim your nails

i only learned to jump last week, and I only have experience with the Jacoby jump cue but that basic 150 dollar jacoby jumper made jumping very easy. I watched half of a youtube video and learned the "dart method" - sunk my first jump shot first try

Neat! I'll pick up some Dr V Titlist to compare. I've got a bit of pokemon syndrome when it comes to chalks. It's cheaper than collecting all the cues at least :\

hah, perfect. my sister likes to play scotch doubles and I usually forget what's going on by the time it's my turn

I think he's talking about all the toxic turds who shit-post on most threads, but the stuff about ducks has me second-guessing.

ayy this is cool. I have a couple meucci originals that are nearly as old as me, now i can hopefully figure out what they are and when they were made

if you're using hole reinforcement stickers, the coating on the paper rubs off onto the cueball and transfers to the table. i learned this lesson the hard way by using colored stickers, which left yellow and blue X lines on a table at the pool hall :(

This video demonstrates a few boutique chalks on phenolic tips. Turning Point and Kamui Kegeki seem to work best

Kamui Kageki is a life changer for phenolic tips

ayyyy happy to be here!! I've been playing for 35 years but just started taking it seriously a month or three ago I play on an old meucci original that my dad bought new in 83 or 84 and handed down to me. I'm an aspiring content creator and plan to make videos about pool - but I haven't started...