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Yeah, take a look at this, all three overlayed - takes a lot of skill to be that lucky/consistent: Has a 0 area break box - i.e., break from the head spot - ever been tried? Though it seems like the top players are going to solve whatever break rules come up.

Koalas not so much, but the closely related Drop Bears are no joke - if you go, speak softly in the bush, and/or stock up on Vegemite: https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/news/2021/04/drop-bears-target-tourists-study-says/ See also:

One presumes that you're not required to stay there, you're just required to pay for a room.

I see her listing has a link to a brief New Yorker article from Sept. 7, 1981 - she's mentioned in the last two paragraphs. Also some fun stuff in there for the historians. Tournament THE Professional Pool Players Association held its sixth annual World Open Pocket Billiard Championship...

There's another ranking event coming up in New England; in Boston (Malden) on Mar. 18-19, @ Amazin' Billiards. Small venue, not much spectator space but the TD will likely be streaming all tables. https://matchroompool.com/schedule/ https://www.facebook.com/events/1786531958386638 :rolleyes...

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Could be that you've got the screw-er and screw-ees backwards.

Thanks for that! Highlight of the match - master class in how to remove the stupid template rack: (1:36:50)

I have a couple of these, they seem to work just fine. YMMV. "WEN 10PMR 10-Inch Waxer/Polisher" $25 at the moment: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004TA06QA

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Well done! I enjoyed that and appreciate the effort; that looks like it was a lot of work to put together. And the neighborhood walk was fun - all pool tables look pretty much the same but a little local color is great.

Yes, but more to the point - I'm guessing - be really wary of social engineering. Anyway look, we'll find out soon enough, straight from the horse's mouth:

Blues and one pocket - I know of one that has both, a blues version of a (great) Willie Nelson song. Junior adds a bunch of stuff and mentions one pocket (and banks) about 3 minutes in:

Yep, though up here many places provide free pencils - and multi-purpose score sheets: Usually can't get people to do it, but I like paying out after every money ball; no bookkeeping and it's fun to have the cash flying around.

There's a very similar shot here, but it's not really close at all. No ref, and they called it wrong. It's obviously a good hit, but that old guy didn't want to bother arguing. The commentators are confused (and hard to fade.) (21:07) PS I then skipped to the end, a few nice shots...

The black velcro-ey kind? :) I don't remember where I got it or just how I stuck it on; some kind of spray glue maybe, it's been a while. Velcro is just under the pocket rim. Nothing's ever come loose, to take these pictures I found that it takes some effort to get them out. I could see the glue...

Yes, the guy who set up my Big G had them nailed in; not very well, they were damaging balls. I replaced w/velcro and have had no problems since.

My CF shaft (Cynergy) was completely unscathed in a fight with a ceiling fan, moving balls is not a concern.

Well no; those probabilities don't add (otherwise after 4 rounds you'd be at 100%, clearly wrong.) At 1/4 per round, the chance of getting tested exactly once out of 3 rounds is 1/4 x 3/4 x 3/4 x 3 = 42% I.e., 25% of getting tested in any 1 round, but not the other 2. Or, from the other...

I'll take that bet. If you get a chance, measure them w/a gauge and/or compare them to new balls, I believe they'll be noticeably smaller.