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Traditional table spot at head and foot both. Any game I choose to play.

Last4Ever Tip Tool works better than anything I've found over the years.

If I beat you when you played with wood, I'll still beat you when you play with carbon fiber.

As big a turkey as this one? Every time!

No, thanks!

I think I have both of those.

I'm one of the negatives, I'm afraid. I've read the book several times and have not found one redeeming value where I'm concerned. I did, however, get a lot out of The Inner Game of Tennis, Mental Toughness Training for Sports, and Winning: The Psychology of Competition. My wife reckons it's...

Sorry to hear this.

I was in the used/rare book business myself for over 25 years and I agree about the values. Funny, while my wife and I were in a couple of thrift stores this afternoon I ran into 2 different guys book scouting. Nice to chat with someone who knows the business!

Last-Forever-Tip-Tool! Puts all others to shame!!

Anything that says you can improve fast I'd be leery of.

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I'd like to know about Bill too! Haven't heard anything about him in years. Highly respected player in the NE for many, many years.

Used Masters blue chalk and Triangle tips for years and see no reason to change.

I don’t know who you think you were “taking to task”. I said what others in the business told me years ago. You pretty much called them and me liars. That’s pretty goddamn cheek of you! Unfortunately, one of those people is dead and I can’t reach the other for their comments. Have a nice day.

You don't have reason to think, Jack! All the things I mentioned and more all took place about 30-35 years ago. Probably before you even saw your first pool table. Don't talk out your ass about things you know nothing about.

That information came from people in the business for many, many years. I have no reason to think they lied. Nor do you.

While the law may no longer be in effect, it WAS law for a good many years. I know a former pool room owner who owned a bar and kept up with the rules and regulations. I have personally never been in ANY bar in NYS that had a pool table that was not a 3 x 6. This changed, I think, somewhere...

6' was standard in bars in New York State for years and years. The law was changed in the late '90s or 2000's to allow 7'.

Debated here, HOTLY, many, many times. A lot of people today have never even seen the game played that way and have absolutely no understanding of it. I'm in favor of the old way, hence, my screen name here.