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I would get it just to sell it.

I mean I know that you shouldn't do it. And so far I haven't. But how do you guys stop yourself from stick fighting with pool cues? I mean God I wish I could take my pool stick and wave it around. Maybe get two people to fight with it. That would be awesome. Anyone else have these thoughts? So...

Yeah but after the fifth jukebox it gets kind of pricey on your wallet.

You're knocking in the exact same balls. There is no more games. If you play 9-ball and 6 ball or eight ball and then just knock in the other four balls that you didn't make. You're still just knocking in 15 balls there is no extra.

It was $8.

9 ft or 7 ft? And what about the legs? I mean it seems like you're going to need a lot of papers to print out one complete pool table.

8 Ball and once I shoot the 8-ball in I shoot the other couple of balls on the table in so that I always get my money's worth. So all 15 balls go in before I rack.

I played 23 games of pool all by myself. On a valley table. I put in a $20 bill it gave me three games for free. The games were a dollar each. Took me less than 3 hours to finish all those games knocking all the balls in. Anyone else ever played this many games in a row?

So my pool cue has been dinged up a little bit. Sending you guys a picture wondering if I need to get it fixed or if it's just something I need to live with? Or how would I fix it? I end up hitting my pool cue a lot on chairs and tables when I walking around the pool table.

so could you make two balls side by side in a corner pocket on a league cut diamond table?

side by side. Going in at the exact same time. And it was the corner pocket. Unless you're talking about something completely different that didn't happen to me.

So I'm legitimately curious please be serious with your answers. But I am curious what shots have you seen made on a valley that couldn't be made anywhere else? And can you keep it in layman's terms like can you explain the shots and stuff cuz if you say something like it was the third diamond...

I would probably only use this technique at the good coin operated bar tables at our pool hall.

so how does this affect the balls rolling over the area and stuff? Seems to me they wouldn't roll perfectly or what not.

So I'm watching this video on YouTube and it looks like they're playing pool without a rack. Why would they be doing this?

I'm more than willing to explain anything. You just need to ask me questions. Which I'm pretty sure you haven't. And if you did I have explained stuff. Whether or not you believe it it's kind of up to you. Because I tell you the truth unless it's something personal that I don't want people on...

So is there a reason for all the punctuation?????????????????????????????????????????

So it should be below the railing. Okay

So I'm assuming those are specific tables set up for straight pool?

I'm as ignorant as they come at pool. If I worked at a pool Hall or Pool Supply Company you would be upset every time I work there because I would have no idea what I was talking about and you would hate having to deal with me as an employee.