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Sang Lee is a VERY common name in Korea. One pool hall in Edgewater, NJ (21 Billiards at the time) owner's name was Sang Lee. We used to play a little when I would play there. When he told me his name he saw my rection and laughed. Not that Sang Lee he said. He bought and rehabbed pool rooms...

Hol'up! Is that CJ?

I just bought two dozen. Paid twenty dollars plus for them. I keep two pieces in a sandwich bag in each cue case. I throw my old ones in the chalk bucket at the pool hall because what is in there is horrible. Why don't pool halls sell chalk? If you bought two cubes and left them in your case...

Huge loss to the industry. Very sad to see this. RIP Tom.

Which ball hit a rail after cue ball contacted the two ball? All I saw was cue hits rail, then the two, then the five and none touch the rail.

When I worked in a pharmacy as a 16 year old in 1970, you could get 8 oz of Terpin Hydrate and Codeine once every 24 hours. There were a couple of other cough syrups with codeine also, but I forget their names. We had one addicted guy who came in once a week or so, he had a route he followed so...

Try Ali express search for: ONE STOP All Functions in 1 Billiard Tip Tool Pool Tip Repair Shaper Cue Tip Replacement Billiard Accessories for 9.3-13.2mm Tip Couldn't paste link, sorry. Worth a try.

I found a nice Compact 5 metal lathe at a garage sale. Not counting wrenches needed to use it, I bought collets, carbide tool holders, carbide bits and a steady rest to hold the back end of the shaft. A tip centering tool, live center, dial indicator, caliper and consumables I already had. The...

Please don't use a Sharpie regular marker. Laundry markers are better, they don't mark the balls. https://www.amazon.com/SHARPIE-31161PP-Permanent-Laundry-Marker/dp/B00IEHM324?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&psc=1&smid=AY2ANYVC1YIBT

I would love one. Might get the Kindle if I don't win.

My favorite memory is playing in my second tournament, an 8 ball one. In the finals, I was planning a safety after missing position on the key ball. I was fairly buzzed, learned to pace myself after getting too drunk in my first tourny, 9 ball, and coming in third. So I get down on the shot and...

Karl Mayer? Elizabeth, NJ.

I've been using 3M eyeglass cloths for years. I have one in each case, plus extras for when I need to launder one. I've also gifted some to my friends. It works well to remove dust and oils from the cue. I wipe the butt and the shaft. I haven't seen any for sale in stores the last few years, but...

I just bought a Rosewood Schmelke Sneaky from Billiard Warehouse in December. I used BW because they had an option for a longer pro taper than Schmelke's online order form. It arrived quickly in perfect shape. It has a nice semi-gloss finish I find very attractive. I haven't measured the tip, I...

Good for you. You did the right thing. I hope you did it loud enough to embarrass her.

Is that cue in disguise? Like Efren's in this match?

I wish Russo would redesign his bridge for slip-on use. Can't get any rooms near me to get a pair.

I have two Eliminator sneaky petes, each cost around $40. One is always in my car trunk in case of sudden pool hall urge. They have the big fat butt bumper that completes the house cue illusion. They have pro taper shafts and the shaft does match the butt pretty well. I was playing a friend one...

It was loose, I jiggled it. When the object ball hit the back of the pocket, it deflected straight down and was catapulted back out of the pocket. Absolutely amazing to see.

I played on a Medalist in a pool hall that had a loose ball return rail under one side pocket. If you were dead straight in, a hard hit ball would bounce right back out. Astounded two my friends when it came up in a game.