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my WWII vet dad always held her in high esteem.

now they need to just take a random socket out and put it on the shelf..

i would advise(FWIW) to go with 99 critical shots and robert byrnes standard book of pool and billiards. by the time you have shot a lot of the shots in martin's book light bulbs will be coming on(hopefully). if you can and do master the 99 critical shorts you'll be a happy camper.

for 5 decades triangle 1st choice then master, then whatever i have to use.

i resisted the urge.

snacklebox needs to be posted on TackleTour!

then the doc said "relax".

Driving big trucks is truly an adventure, every day. i've been passed on a narrow road on double yellow , in a school zone, many times, one time even by a freaking deputy sheriff(Phelps , Pike County, Ky that's you, baby!).

i'll take a shot(no pun intended): a well executed 3 cushion shot is akin to a well cast dry fly alighting softly exactly where you meant it to go and both demand lots of experience/effort to pull off. disclaimer i can't do either well but sure like to try

there's many important variables/options: joint type, shaft diameter, wrap, weight, etc. some players dislike like Predator(construction), Meucci(too whippy), Schon(too stiff), Joss(simple designs) for different reasons. i like the gift certificate idea a lot. well meaning friends have bought...

great story. great looking case.

Really great turn of events but without pics , it didn't happen.

family member was master sergeant in AF. staff suspected a guy was doing drugs. let's see: randomly test ages 35-42, males, e4 -e7, etc. it worked.

i bought and still have the 1st cue sold by Carolina Custon Cues.

Scientific American had an article in a pre-2000 issue about pool/billiards. an opinion was made that the average competent player was much more aware of applied physics than the average American. no mention made or implied regarding intelligence. i think experience goes a long way towards...

bottom cue looks to be a Rich(New York) cue or an Abe Rich(Florida) cue. i think it's from New York era.

some choices borderline billiards(my 1st choice in area) in bristol is a good room except when there's a nascar race. made that mistake once and only once. 628 STATE STREET BRISTOL, TN 37620 423-989-7665 Classic Billiards Billiards Club, Billiard Supply 429 W Walnut St, Johnson City, TN ·...

cbceast also had a fine display of some great cues. been years since i've been there though.

smoke and mirrors. much ado about nothing imho but you might use this: https://mudhole.com/products/crb-spine-finder-deflection-system-crb-sf?_pos=1&_sid=c2f7f96e4&_ss=r

a management guy at a chalk company once told me "there's a sucker born every minute"