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To be perfectly honest, someone with a physics background couldn't shed anymore light on this than anyone else around here. Let's be fair, even without any knowledge of physics we all are aware that the probability of it happening is astronomical. Add in the fact that it was caught on video...

Only 2 ways around this. 1. It's fake 2. The balls are set to go in. It kid of looks like they're not all touching, could be the lighting though. My opinion? Fake. 2 things make me think that it's fake. 1. He shot that pretty soft and with an open bridge (not that the bridge really means...

Really sorry to hear this. MULLY

Oh, I agree with you 100%. Only thing is that I would definitely allow Earl and the gang. Only thing being that Earl and the others would know up front that they act like pros or they never play in my tournaments again. I'm always open to giving someone a second chance. MULLY

Not in that photo she's not. What an incredibly sexy woman she is. MULLY

Oh my, look at those hips and thighs. Yum. I would spread her on a cracker. MULLY yeah, I'm a pig :thumbup: Just saying what most won't:grin:

And people wonder why pool doesn't get huge or that it has a bad reputation. MULLY

The hardest part about wood is that the piece you look at in block form won't look anything like that after it's turned down. It may look better, it may look worse, but it won't look the same, that is a promise. I know you've said that the cue maker has the wood and you're not going to be buying...

Only injuries I've sustained have been smashing my danglers during a long stretch. Oh, one time I was playing in a place that had that tiled carpet. I was leaning over the table, really stretched out, one foot on the floor, and the glue on that tile came loose, slipped, and I went flat out onto...

Actually, here in Japan, every pool hall has membership available. You pay like 20 or 30 bucks as a one time membership fee but that knocks a buck fifty off each hour of your table time. It pays itself off pretty quick if you play a lot. It also attracts the people that are first time customers...

The place I go to here in Japan remodeled recently and I like what they did. They put the counter right at the entrance. When you come in you have to pay a 10 dollar "down payment" and they give you a poker chip. That 10 dollars will eventually go towards your bill so you're not paying 10 bucks...

Hmmm, you had me sold as a customer up until you said they are mainly 7 foot tables. Only 2 9 footers? MULLY only plays on the big tables

Agreed. Loading up the power on a draw shot is actually going to hinder your progress. I learned that many many moons ago watching Buddy Hall's instructional video. He was basically shooting a ball near the corner pocket from about the 2nd point up at the other end of the table. He was straight...

God, those are the worst ones. I hate people that get all butt hurt when you knock them out of a tournament or beat them in the finals then they start up with the "Put your money on the line" crap. I was visiting the States one time, going home for a visit, and I went to a local house...

Some are saying that quitting winner is a nit move. So, let's say you're down 4 or 5 sets against Mr. Honorable, who won't quit while you're down, the guy that will give you another shot to get back in the game. Then you DO start to come back and end up being 4 or 5 sets ahead of him. Are you...

It's got everything to do with someone's post to me where he between the lines called me a nit, insinuating that I would just up and quit on someone. I was just showing one example where quitting winner was a way to keep the other guy from losing his shirt. MULLY

How about having to bank the odd number balls? I'm just tossing stuff out there, man. Personally, I think 9-ball, or even 10 ball for that matter, as a tournament game is a waste of time, unless time is what you are worried about. In my mind tournaments should be straight pool. Remove 99.9% of...

I don't recall EVER saying that I never lose. I've lost plenty, but I don't cry about it when I do. It's part of the game. It's called "gambling" for a reason. That means that there is a risk that you are going to lose your money. Do I think it's shitty for someone to just up and quit without...

If that's how you want to look at it. I got wrangled into a match one time, playing 10 dollar sets. I was up 180 bucks when I finally called it quits. The reason I called it quits? Because he had no chance whatsoever to beat me. That isn't ego talking either. He was just a guy that shot pool...

The person winning can quit whenever they feel like it. They aren't obligated to give you a chance at anything. It seems to me that it's only the people that lost money that cry over something like this. Look, if you want to prevent this from happening then *YOU* need to make mention of how long...