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Rain-x. Yes, the windshield treatment product.

Appearance never bothers me in the least. Only thing that bothers me is noise and the failure to observe pool etiquette.

If you don't have a newsreader such as free agent or your ISP doesn't provide news server access, I think the best way to view it via a web browser is http://www.recgroups.com/.

I asked Predator that many years ago. Their answer was that they thought characteristics that make a good break cue are incompatible with characteristics that make a good jump cue. I don't know if that is still their philosphy, but it was then. BTW, did you know the term "break-jump cue"...

Fast Larry is an azz, but just as bad are the people who respond to his posts and give him the attention he craves. If everybody had just ignored him, which most people did, he would have gone away.

FWIW, I still do both. I think most do. Steve.

The cheapest rug I could find over concrete. I refer to my home room as my "pool bunker".

And I thought this was going to be a thread about breast augmentation. :rolleyes:

Baseball is the American pasttime and it is great to go to the ballpark and watch it live, but it may just be the most boring tv sport I have ever seen.

Well said!

Thanks. Though below your response there seems to be some 3C posts which indicate an even older age. I suspect the OP was asking about pool, but a first (or any other) championship at 50+ is impressive regardless of the discipline.

I still have seen the original question answered unless it was the Ray Martin at 35 answer. As I read the original question it was... Who was the oldest person winning his FIRST world championship? Not who was the oldest person to win a championship.

He is in the same town as a great cuemaker, he should consider getting a Mike Webb cue. :smile: Tell him to check out the leagues in the MA. He is very close to Attleboro and I think there are some there.

I'm 62 and not the least ashamed to admit it, though I could do without a few of the aches and pains.

I have a "don't ask, don't tell" policy with my wife. It works great, but then I've an exceptional wife.

Too big, but that is a nice display of it.

Never could make it through that movie, but I do remember Newman saving the kid who fell through the ice and the eternal gratitude it earned him.

Still up in the air, depends upon work. I'll attempt to make it.

A piece of sandpaper.

Kerry, how did you guys do in Vegas?