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It works well when there's a lot of green.

I think there were about 3 things in common between the movie and the book. The title, the main character and that he returns to competitive pool. Not much else, but I enjoyed both.

Yet there is method in it.

Really nice! I hope you enjoy it.

That shop looks familiar. I just received this 2 weeks ago. Not a contest entry, but a nice old school cue. Yours looks to be a real beauty, please post pics when completed.

Another season... I was going to work on my game more, vs league night but we keep making Tri Cup. The team was the LO's originally so there is always turnover with new players, decent 2's and 3's, getting drafted by other teams. I enjoy many aspects of league play but the time commitment can...

By the OP's definition would an intentional walk in baseball be cheating? This is the American pastime, apple pie and all, as opposed to pool. What about the outfielder in baseball holding up his mitt as if it is a catch when he knows all along that he short-hopped the ball. Would that be...

I was thinking along these lines also.

Porper case Interested, pm sent

Great read, thanks. I worked in gin mills, sports bars and clubs for 20+ years and always liked the ones with a classic back bar.

This Frey Sneaky would be the one cue. I just like the way it feels and plays best. But, I have another Ebony full splice coming so I might have to revisit this in May.

I like the 2 ball best.

I'm thinking he is on the west coast of Florida, maybe Tampa or St Pete area.

Duplicate post...

I bought one of these in case I cross over to the dark side.

I love the look of white with green speck linen, but prefer the feel of leather or wrapless. Here's one I picked up this year. It deserves more play.

Are we sure the OP isn't this guy?

I've played opponent gets to pick the pocket, no side as well.

To everyone on AZB

I'm just guessing here, and haven't read the every post, but it seems that the majority of pool players leave the chalk on the rail. It's more natural to pick it up with your bridge hand. Snooker players put the chalk in their pocket, grip hand side I believe, since they may lean on it...