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It's like $77 per minute now. You'd need to be Fargo 1000+ and knock off a few snooker majors.

One of my favorite posts on here, I think it was Mike Page, is that the number of people who supposedly ran 100 "back in the day" is directly proportional to the number of people who hustled their way through college.

Pool also has two Icemans. Mika most famously nowadays, but Larry Hubbard had it first. But my all time favorite nickname is for Ervolino - The Velvet Foghorn. There's only one of those.

Ahhh man. I’ve got some vintage collectibles in my homeroom from Dick. Was a great guy. RIP. My condolences to his family and friends.

Horrible to hear this. RIP to the legend!

But also, toddlers are way worse behaved than infants.

Johnny Ervolino had the best pinky out stroke. Like he was holding a martini glass.

Not that I can really explain it, but as others note and from experience there's a wider range of angles where you can follow the ball into the pocket on a shot like this than you'd expect. "No way I can follow it in on this one!" Followed by a scratch, or the CB getting hung up in the jaws.

You got it - will do before the weekend.

howdy @bbb - package is out and on its way to you as a heads up! Edit: will provide tracking shortly - also tagging @slide13

From the small amount of very old Accu Stats tapes I've seen that basically only has Pat interject every few minutes to update the score, I'd only add the score on the screen as you suggest. Just the sounds of pool balls and the occasional lighter sparking up a cigarette is perfect for me. I...

I can't remember where I read it, maybe it was a Phil Cappelle book or a Bob Jewett post. But someone once described pool as a "game of minimizing errors" and this post reminds of that.

Hi folks - confirming I'm in receipt of the package. Will work on my review. @nataddrho you're a genius brother.

The Gina has gone up more, that's my final answer. Good for you to snag one for $3200.

Can you describe the roll off on #1 in credit card widths? Edit: Today I learned what Peyronie's Disease is. No thanks!

Don't forget to slam it back and forth a few hundred times for no apparent reason whatsoever!

I'm still sort of baffled at how the cut break works so well for the players today, where the CB zig zags through a bunch of balls flying around the table. But Filler seems to have it dialed in more consistently than anyone else.

I'm not 100%, but he made the tips for my shaft - they are green as well.

North Demon Cues. I have one of his cues I designed with him and the work is amazing. He really specializes in ornate metal work, but there's almost nothing you can think of that he can't tackle. His shop is out of this world too. He's a member here, but I worked with him through Facebook...

That's awesome. If I stayed up until 5AM it would take me about a week to recover nowadays.