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I use their medium. Love it.

Happy birthday and congratulations!!

Wow. Really love those rings!

Truth!

60 years old. That's just wrong... 🙁 I've never been to Cue Note. It looks like a really nice room...!

^^^^ This ^^^^ ^^^^ And this ^^^^

I don't know what's funny about it, but if there's a pool table in there, I might never leave that room! 👍

I'm sorry, but drinking a Coors doesn't really support the message in the meme!

I play them in the hope that they'll elevate me to their level... 😁

Another great video. I've always told my league players "never draw "ball in hand". It's become a bit of a joke, but it's also sunk in... Of course, there will be the occasional exception when it makes sense, but for the vast majority of situations and especially for less skilled players...

So you're the one! 😁

Do they play for money? Sometimes it pays to be flexible... 😁

What do you think about the other way? 2 rails, head rail first trying for that left bottom corner? Hitting the one but missing the pocket would be more likely to leave safe...?

I gotta think he got really lucky. I wouldn't roll the dice until I saw something indicating a change in the current, published policy. Sure would like to see that change though...

Pretty cool nonetheless! 👍

I believe it. And I ain't any Danny Mills!

Something's definitely off. With a template rack and 9-ball, I would've said it's impossible to only make a ball on the break 6 times out of a hundred. I've never really tracked it, but it feels like I should expect north of 50% on a 9' table and a lot better than that on a bar box...

Yep. For those who don't understand... Joe would place an object ball frozen to the center of the foot rail. He would then place the cue ball on top of the head rail, also at the center. He would then shoot one handed and cut the object ball directly into the left, bottom corner pocket. He...

Outstanding!

FWIW, I read that as he started playing with the smaller tip a year ago. Not that he started playing pool a year ago... I also find that anything smaller than 12.5mm ish is uncomfortable. Equally, 13mm feels too big. Isn't it amazing the difference that half a millimeter can make?