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The gold crown you describe is an easier playing table. Repeated.

Valid points, sunshine.

That's a hanger for a good 3c player 😳.

No comment on the cyclop dissolution, but I have a set that is perfectish. I like them better than the centennials, super pros and tournament sets I've got. Would buy again, if ..

Good call. You always have the best input, next to mine.

Slippery Justin

Concur...and iirc, small field there too.

Given the battle of the bull has highest HFS, I think it isn't a particularly useful measurement point.

I'm doubtful anybody knows what you're talking about.

Lol....I feel the same "A couple years ago" is 2005. 🙃

The poster...bought hizzelf a diamond the other day. He had posted a wwyd with a shot he was having trouble with and was referring to that.

I don't think so. The Dr is in:

Thank you for elaborating.

Not challenging your math, but how is that# derived? Arent kisses be harder to avoid on a smaller table?

Excellent. Thanks to all for sharing this passion with us.

Which is silly. I like the idea of attempt to hit/ 2 consecutive misses is BIH and traditional push-out seems like a weak way to avoid responsibility for the shot you've been given.

https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/my-favorite-mark-bear-cue.392869/ Sorry for the b/w pics. I'm still annoyed at the moron who took them...though the cue is b/w anyway.

Here's some pics from the best pool website ever...

Mark was a fabulous man from the mid Atlantic area, Fredericksburg, VA. He was a respected maker who appreciated and sought tradition and top quality in cues. Mark made his own blanks and other makers purchased them for their cues. He was known for the beautiful pieces of wood he used. Good...

Urg. Take the under every inning🙃!!!