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    New Room in San Francisco's Mission district called 'The Hall'

    I don't get it. I musta alluded to upscale bucks already. :LOL::ROFLMAO::LOL:
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    Guru's of pool for ID'ing cues. Two more that I need help with figuring out.

    The only Hector VL I heard of was a music composer. The logo reminds me of something AMF/sneakers/bicycles.
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    Rules of Thumb in Golf Billiards

    Make sure 3 of the 5 players will follow your lead.
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    Yapp’s Controversial Tournament-Winning Shot in the 8-Ball World Championship … Was it a Foul?

    Advertising and media made it ok. They have authorities saying you can't legislate morality. Welcome to the results.
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    Give me a break

    Those big wood racks are some of toughest to do right and the easiest to slug. Just an observation
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    Another Cueball Training Device/Product!!

    They can't get over the buckets.
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    Yapp’s Controversial Tournament-Winning Shot in the 8-Ball World Championship … Was it a Foul?

    News would soften the reactions unless they didn't so same old BS. Do it better next time.
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    Chicago pool happenings

    Waiting for Dr Dave and Pubo.
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    Anti-elbow drop machine

    That would include my input which defies the Jockdom.
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    Anti-elbow drop machine

    No message except elbow drop or not compared to any one of those dives. Learn a good method and stick to it. It shouldn't ever be a struggle. Incidentally dive bars are the only places with tables here. The last place with 9 footers closed 4, 5 years ago. I'm probably better off than spending...
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    Anti-elbow drop machine

    The one at 2:09 is stunning. It's someone threw a small rock into the water.
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    John Schmidt runs 820

    American snooker often uses 54 mm (2+1⁄8 inch) balls,[5] but may use standard 52.5 mm (approx. 2+1⁄16 in) balls. It is typically played on a 10 by 5 ft (3.0 by 1.5 m) table (and in private homes, often on even smaller tables), as full-size regulation 12 by 6 ft (3.7 by 1.8 m) British-style...
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    John Schmidt runs 820

    Since snooker isn't American, maybe the standard during its introduction here was 2 1/8" and for some reason the British size shrunk. Gotta look up some details.
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