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Literally, went to jump a ball that was maybe a little to close the the cue ball and WHAM there went the light shade into a million peices. Anyone else have a similar story cause i feel like a first class jackass on this one lol just hope im not alone on this one

Slapsticks pool hall on gratiot is running their summer ''special'' 10 dollars all day sunday-thursday. Mostly 8ft's but they have 4 9ft and one 5x10 super tight snooker table. Pm me or message on here if your going up, id love to shoot a few games with fellow AZ'ers.

I'd personally like to see the view zoomed out so i can see the players stroke and expressions, who doesn't like to see a player drop a few f-bombs when they get outa line right lol.

Very sad just read this on Facebook via Sandy at Inside English; The police found Dawn's body in a swamp in IN this morning and have charged her boyfriend Greg Noack with her murder. Please pray for her family and her friends. I am still in shock. Can't believe it. Will post more info as it...

Agreed something slow and horribly painful sounds about right

I'd love to show this off at my pool hall, please pm me for details

Bump lets keep this on the main page

hey flash what part of michigan are you from ?

I've seen alot of ugly things, people getting beat up, stabbed almost shot over the smallest things. BUT one of the greatest things ive seen is my 18yr old friends game rising everytime we play. This kid has overcome some very very hard times in his young life and his outlook for the world/pool...

I've been having the same problem with my triangle lately. i think its because i've been breaking with it but i dunno. also is there any difference between scuffing and using a tip pik ? ive used both and don't know if there's any advantage over the other

I've often wondered about this as well. i usually feel the same way if i beat a lesser player for the $$$$$ also

I would just keep on playing 1pocket, you hit so many of those banks you should get a good "feel" for it. and its always a plus to play someone above your level whos willing to give you a helping hand. ps i learned the hard way lol

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lmfao ive been to that pawn shop in detoit. place is huge compared to most pawn shops ive been in wich is 2 lol.

I'd have to say around the detroit area Hall of Fame Billiards. 17 Gold Crown tables, 8 Bar Box Tables, 1 Snooker table, 1 Billiard Table, 3 Heated 3 Cushion Tables,Leagues, Tournaments, Pro Shop, House Pro Ronnie Wiseman. Love this place even tho the rates are a little steep

Mike Massey used to do this shot in his exibitions.

What stream is it on ???? is it ppv

Hah was going to say come to Michigan but then read the part about the snow. we had more snow this yr then i can ever remember. BUT we have a ton of pool to be played up here.

It's all about how much your willing to spend. you can get triangle tip for a couple bucks or you can get a kamui for around 20. My advice is to try a few of them and see what you like and dont listen to people who say tips are all the same. They're not theres a hardness rating that you follow...

its a shame. ive heard great things about the le-pros of the past.... The guy who does my tips was telling me something about how theyre made that makes them ''funky''. i switched over to a triangle about 6 months ago, loved it but figured i'd try le pro again. well that was my mistake i guess...