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It's easy. Tell them he's a tiny Filipino fella that is probably the greatest pool player that ever lived. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The hardness of the tip isn't causing any miscues. Keep your tip chalked and have a smooth stroke. By the way, how far out do you really need to go? My personal opinion, use whatever feels good to you. I like Mori mediums or Triangles. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

1. If he was wanting to make the 9 then he should call the 9. The one doesn't need to be called, just hit. Calling both is a nit way to try and keep shooting if you make the 1 but miss the 9. Call the 9. If you make the one and miss the 9, too bad. Sit down. 2. If he hit the lowest ball on the...

I visited SouthWest cues back in 2001 when I was in Vegas. At the time there was a cue up on the rack in mid build with a tag on it that said E. Strickland. As for the Asian players, especially the Japanese, you may be mistaking their cues as SouthWest. A LOT of pros here in Japan shoot with...

It's been a few years since I've been around the pool scene. I'm just curious as to who is still out there from the old days of cue making. I know Paul Mottey retired. I heard Tad Kohara passed away, can anyone confirm that? Any others you guys can fill me in on? Bill Stroud (Joss West) Richard...

Oh yeah, this shot is as old as the hills. I learned this way back when I first started playing over 30 years ago. Question, the other way to make it, did you let him set it up for you or did you set it up yourself? I know one other way to make it without the spit. MULLY

I honestly couldn't tell you. I came here when I was 22 years old. I really had no experience paying for things in the US at that time. I had only been out of my parents house about a year or so, and living in an apartment. That was a quarter century ago. My entire adult life has been here. Oh...

You're very welcome. I'll post more as I make them. Again, simple shots that anyone can do. Most players have probably seen and known them for years. All for fun though. MULLY

Strickland, Reyes, Hall, Sigel. MULLY

Pretty sure he was trying to be funny with that post. MULLY

Good to see you again too. No way I'll ever move back. Every time I open the internet there's just more and more to piss me off about that place. If there's as much whining about things in daily life as there is on the net, I'd end up killing someone. MULLY Bring back the General Lee!!!

No, they're not behind glass. Those cues are owned by regular customers of the shop. There are some really nice cues in there too. Gina, Joss West, etc... Yes, anyone could walk by at anytime and walk away with one. That won't happen though. Japan is still safe enough that that's not something...

Hey, guys, long time no see. The time that I've been away from this site is pretty much about the same time I've been away from a pool table. It's been a couple years since I picked up a cue. The rust is thick, real thick. So thick in fact that I don't think I have the discipline to work it off...

Modesty isn't his strong point. MULLY love him though :)

Bob, I'll ask the guy directly next time I see him to make sure, but, as it stands right now, these are regulation Aramith balls out of the box. No hokey pokey going on that I am aware of. This is why I posted it here for you guys. MULLY if it does turn out to be some sort of trickery I'll let...

Yeah, Bob, it's gotta be the wax, there are no trick balls involved. Those are Aramith pros. MULLY

Ok, I understand how to glance off of a ball and use follow to hook around it. This one gets me though. This is a video of a friend of mine. He hits the red, the ball obviously backs up before going forward. Anyone able to explain this one to me? MULLY Video is here...

Yeah, it would leave that option open.....but why would you want to do that? What tactical advantage would you have giving up the table? MULLY

Before I read through this thread I'm going to give my 2 cents. 1. The shot ends when the balls stop moving. After they stop moving it's beginning the next shot. If you foul AFTER the balls stop moving then the previous point stands and you lose out on taking that next shot. Why would that...

Bill, sorry for getting back on this so late. I asked around and no one has heard anything. Good Lord willing you heard something that was just a rumor. MULLY