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A real philly cheese steak comes standard with american or cheese whiz, although a few people like provolone. Cheese whiz is big down south philly. In most pizza places, it comes standard with american.

hi, i am the girlfriend that lost the bracelet. if anyone knows anything about it, please contact one of us. it has a lot of sentimental value to me. i am offering a reward if it is returned. thank you very much

some representatives were at valley forge selling subscriptions, so they should still be in business. :)

i saw this one at valley forge. i think it was pool dawg. "oohhh... somebody just got beat by a girl!"

I saw you at the booth, but i didnt know until later that it was you, so i never got a chance to meet you. Hopefully i will get the oppurtunity to introduce myself sometime in the future. How long has he been making cues?

I don't think it is too important. It depends on the shooter. Different stances work for different people. As long as you are balanced, and feel comfortable, then it isnt a problem.

I did a search, and found a few posts, but i would like more feedback. I saw his cues for the first time this weekend at Valley Forge and I found one I thought was really, really, really nice. I would like to get more opinions on how his cues hit. Thank you :)

I don't remember exactly. I think he just had to win one game, and it didn't matter how.

Thanks. I have been meaning to check it out. Hope to get a chance to get down there soon.

Thank you JAM. Who is the guy in the pic?

I though the Fusco brothers were known. I played Jimmy one game for fun one night. I have never heard of Patcheye or Eddie Abraham. Who are they, and what pool rooms do they play at?

Does anybody know any unknowns from my area??? Philly, PA

I am also a very, very, very big pool fanatic. I started playing for fun at about 14 or 15 yrs old. I didn't start really shooting pool til about 19, which was almost 2 years ago. Now I work at a pool hall. :) I agree that pool deserves more time in the spotlight. There probably is a...

FORUM NAME: PoolTemptress LOCATION: Philly AGE: 21 HOURS OF PLAY PER WEEK: a lot

The player who had to win one game had all the breaks. He didn't have to break and run, he just had to win the game.

The player who only needed one game to win the set was the stronger player. I still can't figure out which player this spot favors, it is so outrageous.

The most unusual spot I have ever seen is....2 guys were playing 9 ball. The spot was...One player had to win 20 games. All he had to do was make the lowest ball on the table and he would win the game. The other player had to run only one rack and he would win the set, for 1000 a set. The...