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I'm also a fan. I've been playing for over 60 years and enjoy everything that Dr. Dave has to say. My thanks' to him for putting the time and effort to post here.

When I think of this movie that's the scene that I remember the most.

Nice shot John and thanks for posting. I've seen the object ball take a very big bend but only on straight back banks. Seen it curve about three or four inches. Very noticeable on this video.

I believe the Centennials did not have the polished aluminum skirts from the factory. They were painted a grayish color. After the paint was removed most table owners polished the aluminum to a high luster. When polished, they will remain so, as long as they are kept out of the weather...

Very true Bill, I beat SVB in eight ball at the Reno bar table championships. Where else would I have a chance to do that.

Nine ball tells you what to do. In eight ball you tell it what you want to do.

Ok, no foul, the ball is considered pocketed, and it's still on the table, That means the shooter continues shooting. Good thing he got position on the ball he just pocketed.

I believe it's considered as not pocketed because there was no outside help for it to be back on the playing surface. Definitely not considered a foul.

Kent will not let a cue go out until he personally tries it out. He came over to my house yesterday to test out one that is ready to be mailed out. Whoever gets that cue will be elated to have it. What a beauty it was and played as good as it looked. I know from personal experience that while...

I just talked to that barber guy this morning and he said that he will defiantly be there in October but still undecided about the senior one in April. P.S. and he said he's taking his clippers with him.

So what you're saying is that you're just a kid.

LOL...... good one

I would think that this is the correct answer. His turn and he continues to shoot. Pretty much like when playing one pocket, if you pocket your game winning ball along with also pocketing your opponents game winning ball at the same time even if his ball went in first, you win. This is a...

Seems like I read somewhere that it's still your table until five seconds has passed after the last ball stops rolling. Say a ball lays in the lip of the pocket it's still your turn if it falls within five seconds after it stops rolling. After those five seconds it then is put back at the lip of...

Hard Times Bellflower. Alex P. playing now against a guy named Truman.

I wouldn't stake either one against the other when they were at their best but Keith has the longer track record playing top notch for many years. Mark not so much. I played Keith just before he hit his high gear.

I see no foul.

I played them both at their best and I give the nod to Tademy as the better of the two. Although Cole was scary good but still a coupe of notches below Keith.. Mark played as good as anyone except maybe Earl.

I believe you're correct. This discussion came up on a similar situation at onepocket.org not too long ago.

A good number of years back a friend of mine drove down from Alaska to visit. While he was here we went to a pro tournament in Burbank Ca. They raffled out a Ginacue and he won it. He drove back to Wasilla, Alaska and left the cue in the trunk of his call all winter. I don't know what kind of...