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This reminds me of the science fair project I did in 8th grade. Basically, I took the blades off a fan and replaced them with colored papers. At the right speed the colors merge and you'll see the combination of those two colors. Blue and yellow makes green, etc. Don't trust your eyes.

The only time I've ever seen the chalk color make a difference in anything was years ago, a buddy used tan chalk exclusively because it didn't show that ugly blue stain on his ferrule and shaft grain. It worked quite well to keep his shaft looking brand new. I've only seen black chalk used once...

Which ball is your key ball and which is your break ball for the next rack?

100 dollar Players sneaky pete.

Guess what I'm full of. Hint, my eyes are brown.

Make sure you remove any leftover chalk off the tip too because that extra chalk weight will warp your cue. Preflag Master chalk is the heaviest, so make sure to remove it all from the tip. Matter of fact, go ahead and completely remove the tip and ferrule after each use. That way the cue stays...

You're probably right.

Roger Long is the organizer of the GoFundMe account. It's currently over $28,000 dollars. Maybe someone, that knows how, can contact him for an update. The last update on GoFundMe was on August 5.

Crawl underneath it and look for slate seams?

With the awesome return policy of Costco, you should buy it and try it out. If you don't like it, return it for a refund.

"There's a sucker born every minute." -Kermit the Frog

Maligayang Kaarawan Efren! :bow-down::bow-down:

Oak Forest area is north of 610 and east of 290 right?

That shot on the one ball... Damn son! Even Earl was impressed.

I guess you have to hit three balls past the center string of the table? He didn't do that.

How about that mural on the side of the building... https://www.ricedesignalliance.org/remembering-marys-where-leather-picked-up-politics

And then Selby missed the shot. LOL

I hope you and yours did as well. Have a great Sunday.

John's first 147 at the Crucible. He puts on a master class. Enjoy: https://youtu.be/pHVmYjNN4mw

So far 27 people have voted and it's now 14-13. Even us pool gods on AZB can't come to an agreement. That's proof that you have to establish rules BEFORE the game. That pretty much goes for all pool and billiard games.