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Best of luck, Stan. The haters are going to hate, but they'll hate it even more once they realize that they're on the wrong side of the argument. The only question after that is, how many of them will admit it?

Earl gonna Earl.

Thoughts and prayers for Bob.

Bad ass cue.....no question!

Thanks for the info. Not that it makes any difference, but I'm going to go back and edit the year, it was 1990 instead of 1989. I was 1 year older than this dude, but he'd still be 46 today. Maybe this isn't the same guy, but we'll see if Jay or anyone else can shed some more info on it...

I may have played this guy, Mark, that you speak of. Never knew his last name, though. In '90, I was 19 and played this long haired, straight shooting, ball running machine named Mark in a few sets of 9 ball. He ran several 3 packs practically everytime it was his turn at the table. All I...

Thanks for posting. I only played Johnny 9 ball, once on an 8 footer and once on a 9 footer. I came up short, but I didn't mind. I was pretty young back then and thought I could beat about anyone, I know better now. The first time we played was 1991 and the next time was 1994. Both times in...

Thanks....glad to hear it, I like that dude.

Anyone know if Johnny Furber is still around? He's out of the Gainesville, Fl area. Pure hustler.....and could play, too.

Older thread, but I'm in to read later.

Sad news. Thoughts, prayers, and condolences to the family and friends.

Should be in the running for post of the year.

It depends.

A big CONGRATS to Alex!

Ahead sets are better for big money, unless you play a long race to 21 or something. Either one of the above mentioned is going to result in the best player winning almost every time, unless you have 2 truly equal players going at it. Short races are fun if you're playing cheap and pressed for...

Much much tougher and the wing ball won't be a factor rack after rack after rack. 10 ball is the better game if you are playing serious pool in my opinion. 9 ball, with a skilled shooter and rack expert is basically an automatic loser.......no thanks. At least in 10 ball you have a fighting...

Because, along with fingering the one ball for 2 minutes per rack attempt, he would take both hands and fan them out over the balls as if to do the exact opposite, loosen the rack. My explanation may not be all that clear, but he sure made it more than obvious that he was trying to rig racks...

Didn't read all the replies, so I apologies if this has been mentioned. Feathering the one ball is a form of cheating that these rack geniuses use to help make a wing ball on a 9 ball rack. Especially if the rack has already been lifted. I actually called a young man out for doing it at Derby...

Awesome Mobley and they play incredible! GLWYS, my friend.

Super nice cue and player!