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if that is the worst thing any of us do in this digital age; i think we will all be fine. and it's a challenge video right? seems rather appropriate. maybe a better ending would have been the shot of outside buffalo billiards, but the birds ... let them fly before they become go the way of do do...

if you can't make yourself do the task at hand, then add something that will make you pay if you miss balls because of a lack or too much focus. that something would be a wager. not too much where you will slit your wrists if you lose, but it should sting. this is not a new concept. poker...

masters is a quality chalk. i usually try to use what the locale provides for its customers, but if action is involved i will breakout the masters i keep in my case and place it on the table so my opponent may also use the same equipment as i will be using. for those that hoard, i usually place...

in the past we would call that paying for a lesson.

it seems you want to run before you have learned to walk. continue your roll as a c player and get involved with numerous players for differing amounts of cash. most $500 sets don't start out that way among everyday players and those that do play that high out of the box are looking to rob...

"it's in the way that you use it " by eric clapton

dont miss. even if you play a lights out safety, you still have to make the balls; except for a win by consecutive fouls (3 if allowed). good luck on finding the templates and utilizing them to fit your game.

the allure of course ...

i thought that was what APA was doing, and some other leagues; but you are saying you want the casual player, very very very casual player. how would the pool world get these players to the next step? that is your hope, but how can the pool world accomplish this goal so they can buy cues and...

give him another chance - no matter the charges. this is the good ole USA, we are all about second chances.

according to your definition, even if a player had a cue maker build a cue to the player's specs and the player decides to sell, then he can't advertise his cue as a custom? wow. pretty stiff. why should anyone care how a cue is labeled? cue maker, condition, and history and how ever the cue...

speaking as a southerner, i would take the match and hope no one would say a word if i beat the "greatest", but if i lost i would hope they would tell everyone. while i think you are correct about honor and code of most southerners, they do not use these standards to puff ones chest out and say...

like a drunken sailor on leave

coffee for being tired and a shot of baileys in your coffee to smooth over the hangover blues.

... very wise, grasshopper ...

it all depends ... if i know the player and their speed the i might play for $100 a game but if the player is an unknown then you adjust, maybe start out $10 - $20 a game untill i can assess their game and mine this particular time and place. as far as how much i would lose of the $200, well...

happy birthday keith! you are a legend.

to some players a stroke is a punch. the punch stroke is just as important to some players as a long elegant stroke that otber players employ. to each his own ...

quality practice and competition, preferably stiff competition. practice doesn't have to be long or even scripted. work on the fundamentals and any problems that have raised their ugly heads during competition. when you play between 4 to 18 hrs a day lon g practice sessions become impossible or...

i play to keep the other player's butt in his seat unless the table presents itself differently. if you concentrate too much on how the other player plays you will not give your game a chance to elevate.