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Looks like an LSU logo and LSU player names.

Flip was brilliant. Thanks for posting.

Get a "flexible claw" from Harbor Freight. I think it would be long enough

Oh, HELL no!!!! How many spiders does she have in there????

Great video. Thanks for posting! Did ANYBODY know how to make a decent bridge in 1963?

FORUM NAME: Shaft LOCATION: New Orleans area AGE: 54 HOURS PER WEEK YOU PLAY POOL: 2.5 avg

Shot and killed, "voiceofreason"? Really? Shot and killed? Besides that, I believe that meme is a total setup and fake. I don't know any Christian who believes, or who would believe, that LOL = Lucifer Our Lord, ....... or BTW = Baalzebub the Wonderful, or .... SYL = Satan's Youth League, or...

Beauty! I love that retro look.

Yep. Yep. Yep. However, there can be reasons for marginally preferring some pins over others. But the phrase you are looking for is "burst your bubble." My cherry popped a long time ago. :eek:

Amen and amen.

Impact resistant gel superglue by Loc-tite.

Feedback comes through the facing material of the joint. Not the pin. The role of the pin is to keep the faces of the joint in tight contact. The pressure on the pin is on the "backside" of the threads. When you hit the cue ball, the hit is communicated to the butt through the facing planes of...

Back Hand English is any time the bridge hand is held static and only the grip hand moves. It can be done on any pivot point. It just happens to work best when the pivot being used is the "natural pivot point" of the cue.

The pivot point is one of the most powerful concepts in pool, IMHO. Every cue has one (or more, see above), they are easy to find and easy to use, and they reduce a lot of the "religious" arguments about FHE, BHE, low deflection, high deflection, good cue, bad cue, etc., into unnecessary...

Re POTUS: he's a poser. On everything. Re Wynkoop Brewery: I liked the place. Good beer, good food, good music, good service, decent tables. Columns can be slightly a nuisance, but not much. Not for everybody, but it is good for what it is.

Why would Saluc make the measles ball differently than the red dot ball? Wouldn't it be the same material and weight? Has anyone checked with Saluc, or weighed the balls on a scale? Is this all maybe in your head? The cleaning ritual could have been controlled by the ref. I suppose they should...

I'm going to quote your OP because I am in complete agreement. I have made a similar point in previous posts. 1. A few simple stats could be measured and published for every cue made: A. Weight B. Length C. Tip diameter D. Tip hardness (need a numerical value) E...

Does ivory play better? Or is this for style or collectibility concerns?

RIP Mr. B. I learned a lot from you. Eternity is a great place ... Especially for one pocket. ;-)

eBay: Celluloid billiard ball for $30 Brand New Brunswick Centennials for $70.