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Pictures pretty much tell the story. What to avoid? Don't do anything that might land you in the pokey. You'd think that the mechanic would be extra diligent about doing a good job in these times of business struggles. Good luck.

Nice picture Patrick! You really should have smiled though.

Tip information on #1 & #4 please. Sorry .. just reread original description. No further details needed.

Maybe they are admiring his cue.

That is great! Hopefully pool rooms across the country will all be opening up. Thanks for the review and pictures.

These people had obtained and opened Banana Billiards in 2018, having used most all of their life savings. Just over one year later they are forced to close their doors. Most of their bills continue to accumulate. If a business can't open, it can't succeed can it? Exactly! That's why I started...

I've seen in posts here of people who are concerned about the financial burdens of pool hall owners across the country. This just kinda put a face on it for me.

With the covid19 shutdown, the owners of the best pool hall in San Antonio are struggling. I know others must going through the same. I'd been wondering about these people, hoping that they were okay. I came across YouTube videos of Efren visiting there early this year. Backward Billiards is...

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I'll try to help.. I've never posted pictures but I think if you click the FAQ icon ^ ,scroll down to post messages, in that link there is instructions on how to continue. If I'm not correct, maybe others will chime in. Good luck.

pm sent...........

Looks like the hostage situation has been resolved. I'm glad I wasn't the hostage.

That is a handy tip! :wave2:

Anytime a President can promote the game is a good thing. After the Americans won the Mosconi cup, Trump had a photo-op with the players to congratulate them. I think it was the subject of a thread here, and included a picture of a young Ivanka at the table.

Thanks for the replies, I googled parda and was misinformed... so much for Google. It didn't really make sense to me, so again thanks.

I see several McDermott cues offered with parda wood. Is this like particle wood? Several cues that I've seen look like natural wood not a composite.

Timothy Soong ...... he's a member here.

Sorry, I can't help with the identification.... but it looks like the two hustlers are ready for action.

We've come a long way baby! :grin:

If people weren't reinventing pool I guess we'd be stuck playing croquet. Certainly no 8,9, or 10 ball. :scratchhead: :idea: