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Where were you, Chris, when I was giving Morro Paez the 7-ball, Kim Davenport the 7-ball, Ernesto Dominguez the 7-ball, all in 9-footers and broke every one of them numerous times? Goes to show you what your intelligence is. You were still swimming around in your mother's tummy when all that...

You know what, I don't even want to talk about this anymore. I deleted my reply to you, Watchez. This whole thing with TAR, the way it's now handled on this forum, is really disappointing. I have been off this forum for a few months, and it's been peaceful. It just seems like it never stops...

He would kick-safe a lot of people, not just me. I have a lot of respect for Alex's game, but if you want to go back to primes, I would have never backed down from him, like a lot of other people would. Second of all, I guess I'm in pretty good company, if you have to bring up Alex's name...

You know, Corvette, I've seen a lot of these posts on these forums, a lot of nitpicking. As far as Chris Batrum goes, everybody knows that I haven't been playing much pool, but if I was playing any pool at all, I would play Chris Batrum some 9-ball, 10-ball, banks, 1-pocket. There ain't much...

The dipsy-do is when you deaden your cueball, and it is a kill shot. Depending on the angle you're on, the shots are used quite a bit. You more or less deaden the english on the cueball. I stroke downward using less pressure, with a longer stroke. You must not overcut the ball, and your grip...

Johnny and I have had a few battles. He's definitely ahead of me on money. When it's all said and done, between the golf course and the pool hall, he's probably got me about 60,000 loser. As far as me and Johnny matching up today, it would just never happen. I have sort of taken Johnny...

Probably the biggest score I made was playing a guy named Rosey in Vegas. I beat him out of about 360 thousand clams playing one-pocket and 9-ball. After the one-pocket set, we played 9-ball, and I gave him the 5-out and the break, race to 11 for 100,000. The score was 11 to 3. I was getting...

Is that you, Frank? Long time no see or hear. How are things going? You still living in the Valley? I see you're still playing pool. I sort of miss all them good old days with you and Hollywood Jeff. I miss playing you both. You and Jeff were the Valley Boys. I think you and I started...

Hey, Troy, what's going on? Man, you look huge in that picture, compared to when I saw you last. You must be working out, and life must be treating you good! I've gained some weight myself, since you and I were on our missions. LOL. I weigh about 180 now. I haven't been playing much pool...

Bill, it's funny you mention that name Boston Joey. Boston Joey was a great bar table player. I hadn't thought about him in a long while. Him and I played a few times, a couple times in Alabama, Dothan I think, and we played in the Carolinas too. We played with the big cueball. I was giving...

Russ, my girlfriend got my attention to this picture, and it is the spitting image of me when I was a kid learning how to play. I chuckled a lot when I saw the picture because it reminded myself so much of me. It looks like he's got the demeanor and the killer instinct in his eyes to be a real...

First of all, me and Eugene Browning have played a few times. He caught me at a time in my life when I was in shambles, but each time I played Eugene, I had to spot him the 8 and 9. He never played me in my prime. If me and Eugene would have played in my prime, Eugene would have probably...

I remember Jack well. We used to play captain one pocket and captain gin. Jack was a pretty good one pocket player, and he was especially a real good card player. Pool players did come in there and bite him for money. He was usually good for a double saw. I never asked him for money, unless...

Clint, I never said it took an hour to play David in Oklahoma. I did say that it took less than an hour at the Childress tournament. That was not in Oklahoma. I played David twice in Richmond, Kentucky, one 5-ahead set and one 10-ahead set the next night. Big Dean backed me playing David the...

Erman back in his day was a hell of a bar table player. It took a real good player to beat Erman on a bar table. He is another real good friend of mine. I love Erman to death. He had open heart surgery, and I heard he is doing well. If you hear from Erman, have him call me. I sure would...

Roosterman, I don't want to cause any friction or anything, but the facts are the facts. David beat me down there in Dallas at Sonny Springer's home. Will Willingham and Weldon Rogers was with me. We blowed about 20-some thousand. We came back to Oklahoma City and played again, a rematch...

I am totally torn apart of the passing of Chuck Markulis. A while back, I heard that he got terribly injured. I grew up going into Chuck's pool rooms that he had in California. He started off with a lady, they were partners, in a pool room off of Alondra, and then ended up in Belflower...

Bill, back in the day, Louie couldn't get no money to play me on a bar table, and that's the truth. If Louie did match up with me on the bar table, I probably would have given him the wild 8 and 9. If Louie had his choice, he wouldn't ask for weight. That's the way it was, but he couldn't...

Let's see how long I've known Billy. I think I have known Billy 36 years, ever since I've been 15 or 16, but I've always called him Billy C. :) I was trying to figure out who Kieth Mc was. :D

I was watching the golf today and this thread was brought to my attention about playing you. You and I both know I haven't been playing much, if at all, but you know what, I will come out of retirement to play that game, one-pocket even with you, Billy C. I know you're the best mover in the...