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Yes, I'm sure you could. But instead you've chosen to go on ad nauseum.

Gus Szamboti

Hmmmm, I guess so. Back in the 70's, if you made a good score you expected the final barrel to be air and were happy to peel off a double-saw for your victim. A lot of players I knew, both winners and losers, found the whole situation funny. "Sure, I'll pay you next time I see you," wink...

Nil. But in the now defunct, unwritten code of "road players" both were aware of this fact.

Right, you were hit with an air barrell, it happens. But the question remains, did you give the poor guy a walking stick?

Graet idea! Racking often becomes a bore. Like you, I would want to see any replays at the end of the rack.

Would playing every day on a 4 1/2 X 9 make you a better player on a 4 X 8? I think so.

Tar XX Race to 100 Great interview with Earl in one of his calmer moments. What he says about the 5X10 table is right on the mark. If you haven't seen the entire match, buy it! You'll help support Justin and the Tar guys while getting 11 dvds of action on a super-tough 5x10 table. And of...

I couldn't agree more with your comments. The US Open is a special tournament and love him or hate him, you have to respect Barry's enthusiasm. Yes, he's a little too schmaltzy for my taste but he's done more for pool than just about anyone and if you don't love him for that then you just don't...

How about Earl aginst his demons?

He is missed indeed. Art was full of life and a guy with a lot of humour in him. But make no mistake, he would accept zero bulls@it. God bless him.

I am currently using one of Mike's rubber wraps on a new cue he recently made for me. The quality of the wrap and Mike's installation are first class. I have always tended to loosen my grip as I stroke through the cue ball. This technique/quirk works great when my game is on but is disastrous...

Pepsi Please. Here is what I wrote: "I believe that most unflavored bottled waters are pretty much the same. I drink a lot of bottled water and usually don't pay much attention to what brand I buy. But no more. Since I learned that Pepsi is helping sponsor this year's US Open Nine Ball...

Aye! Old school and just plain old.

In my generation (old), the name virtually screams out for comedy.

Good design or bad it caught me. I just ordered a couple tip tools.

Brunstone? I thought it was bluestone.

Are there brackets available?

Keep your weight slightly forward (60/40). It's awfully hard to draw if you fall back on the shot.

Breaktime changed it's name to Breakers a couple years ago. Still in the Guilford College area.