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Congrats Tramp...keep 'em coming.;)

How's that work? Do you tell opponent that 'he's on three'?:confused: Or is the 4th now the 1st of a different/reset series of fouls? thanks

Sporty shot.:thumbup: Triple hickey:confused:

Myron player right at 19.4 oz./ little forward weighted Myron breaker right at 18 oz./ easier to swing/ I'm old.:grin::grin:

Happy Birthday Jay. Maybe a good day for the hot tub in the rain.:eek::eek: Hope you have a great day. And some cake and ice cream.

Str8.. Thanks...I stand corrected. Yes, anodized, not powder coated. Mine may have been blue or red...don't recall now. I do have the current plastic model with felt. I like it a lot. Been a while since I spoke to him...(re replacement felt) 5 or more years..seemed like a good guy. Trying...

Mine arrived in last day or so. It was at PO Box today. I'm looking forward to reading and studying the material. Tom..thank you for your huge effort in making this happen. take care

re: original aluminum powder coated 'Justabridge' I may be wrong, but I thot the original ones (metal) had thick white felt inserts too. I don't remember...it was stolen over 10 years ago..:mad::mad: ...generally a sign that the item was worth having, and therefore stealing.:(:( A...

Sounds good...start with BIH after break?

Close..:D Skinny old white guy wearing suspenders, full head of light brown hair, combed straight back like in late 50's style, about 5' 10". Curses a lot. Seemed like a former playa.;) thanks, though

Ran into this man at a billiard supply store in Riverside Ca. Apparently a strong local (SoCal)BB player in 60-70's, per Herb..He say he played damn good. He spoke of running with/playing Swannie and Cannonball. Smallish guy now...about 80...back then?? Name/area/nickname ring any bells...

Thanks...lotta work, but, man it looks well worth it. A little Ben-Gay and you're good to go. take care

How Sweet is that table....congratulations. The light you made looks pretty nice too...excellent job there. Quick question: re Lapping stone: (btw..the clamps look perfect for wrestling that piece of rock) Were you able to rent that, or have to purchase it? Do/did you pull it or both...

I am not an instructor. Fran has mentioned that with enough observation and experience, one can learn to ''feel" what the cb is going to do, given the angle, speed and type of stroke delivered, and where the ob is struck. That has been my experience too. You mentioned that you are looking...

Same thing, in the case of missing the game ball. We all do it. We make everything else needed, in the go mode. Then we miss. Go became whoa. The end game woes for sure.:o

Hmmm....can you make some fresh free coffee?;)

A lot of guys seems to drink coffee.

Add me to the list....I'll pretend it was for the same reason...for a cluster breakout, traveling 3 rails:eek::eek: Actually, pretty much straight in..:o

I've witnessed this move, but with a different twist. Once called out, the 'loud talker' apologizes. Then after the shooter resets, just as he strokes forward...the 'loud talker' now yells.. .'Everybody be quiet!!':rolleyes::rolleyes:...and shooter misses badly.:angry: ...and then it...

Some will mark that center point on the cloth, with the cue tip while in line with the OB, pivot cue to CB...and there you go...:angry: ..don't do that:rolleyes: re position play... hit balls and pay attention to what the CB does after contact with OB. Try to develop a reliable stop...