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https://maps.app.goo.gl/2rg68pHRLfEu3etp7 It's right next to the Frisco Roughriders ballpark, the Texas Rangers' AA affiliate.

Pretty sure we have better HVAC than Lugo. :) The conditions inside will be perfect.

Landman doesn't even begin to describe the distances. If you drive from Dallas to El Paso, you're halfway to Los Angeles.

It's nothing like the Derby. You won't get snowed in. Yeah, it's hot. There's grear air conditioning. We drive everywhere. There are a million and 8 food options, from greasy spoon/7-Eleven to high-end culinary experiences. Parking is plentiful and free. Rental cars can be cheap or...

Negative. There is nothing cheap in Frisco, anywhere. It is the home of the Dallas Cowboys headquarters and one of the fastest growing towns in America.

I wouldn't be too hasty here. Doesn't it depend on the ass crack?

Where can you buy them? I only see two references to them - the Nick Varner website, which says dealers only, and Fort Worth Billiards, which only has sneaky petes.

And maybe a couple of pinball and arcade machines. I'd like to get the Diamond, but you can get a reconditioned Valley with new cloth for less than $2k.

Our company recently won a contract to install devices that let you pay for coin-op machines with an app on your phone. Laundry machines, old jukes, vending machines, coffee machines, self-serve machines, and even pool tables. As a result, we're getting some of those coin-op devices in our...

I run a hosting business in my (nonexistent) spare time, a completely accidental company. That's practically criminal negligence.

That first call to Diamond customer support is going to be interesting.

Skyler and Tony Chohan playing 1P.

Vegas

Nice shoutout for @sjm . . .

I've been playing pool an embarrassingly long time, and there are still times and situations when I watch the cue ball spin after I took a shot and wonder how the hell I did that. I'll make the same shot over and over until I understand what's going on. The pure white ball guards its secrets...

Is that a combination of Skyler and Tyler? That'd be an interesting player . . .

There are several options. Just add a 14-year-old to the tournament to help you pick one and set it up online.

When the cue ball hits a rail without running english, it loses some of its speed to friction with the rail. The friction starts the cue ball spinning - yes, in the direction of running english - and the ball doesn't follow the perfect reflective angle coming off the rail. If you put running...

I have often observed that this is a widely-accepted strategy. Or at least widely implemented.

He did.