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This argument always distills down to this: [Snooker Player] has a good/great chance of beating [Pool Player] at pool. [Pool Player] has no/zip/nada chance of beating [Snooker Player] at snooker.

I watched it on full-screen & I would say that (shadowy) video is inconclusive. I didn't see any deformation of her top & the ball certainly didn't move.

The lefty/righty pairing issue is real. I am a righty & my wife & daughter are both lefty's. It is counter-intuitive to play position for the opposite hand...it's easy to forget & leave my partner reaching. That extra conscious thought can take you out of rhythm.

Bump for the weekend crowd

Sorry for the size but I thought you'd like to see this panorama. This is was taken moments after Stevie won the Banks and the Beard & Cardone were arguing over Efren's shot selection...that lead to Stevie's win. If you were there, point yourself out!

Anyone see themselves here? My beautiful wife with Jeanette...

Here's a string of photos & videos I took at the 2007 DCC. ENJOY! Stevie Moore's winning moment...I am so glad I got to witness this incredible moment. http://youtu.be/clVjICdg6e4 Efren Reyes' winning moment...just another 1P win for the Magician. http://youtu.be/1-2fSGub2ho

DATE: 9/12/13 ACTION: Thread Subscription PRIORITY: Critical REASON: Pics of "Michaela Tabb"

I've played with both since 1994-1995. The Joss had that "ting" I guess you would call it. More "vibrational feedback" others would call it. It was a higher deflection cue than the Schon. The Schon was more solid with correspondingly less vibration. I wouldn't say either of mine were better...