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Happy Birthday Fred !!!!!!!!!!!

Mark is one of the game's best assets.

This is a video the local paper did about my playing 4 years ago: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSJC1JvbCME

I collect billiard memorabilia and have several pickers that bring me stuff. One guy brought me a solid gold chalk holder that was custom made with the original owner's initials in diamonds. The scrap value was over $1K. It was just too cheesy and I didn't buy it.

D all day............

I've run 4 several times, including in tournaments. Can't seem to get to 5......usually a dry break.

Bar Rescue is a show where a bar consultant goes into struggling bars and shows them what they are doing wrong. Tonight's episode is new, and takes place at a Denver pool hall. It will be interesting to see if there are some good ideas that all pool halls could utilize (I suspect there will...

I've been told my best shots are slow spin shots. I try to copy Earl on these. When he hits them, it looks like a normal stroke in slow motion.

Play 8-Ball League every night you can. There is no substitute for real competition against better players.

Looks like a nice cue. Bringing $25K would be good for the market (which is soft right now.)

Billiardino in Zurich is about $30 an hour.

Further proof that she is the best writer in the sport.

Welcome to the forum. I'll try to look you up next time I'm in Austin.

Bangkok! Great pool scene...........and other fun activities when you tire of the tables.......

I learned this lesson the hard way almost 20 years ago with a diamond dial for a Rolex President. The guy had 100% positive feedback on eBay and he talked me into sending it to him to look at. Turned out he was an attorney who was Deputized in his county, so you couldn't even get him served...

Congrats Max !!!!!!

I've known Stuart for a while, and I've never known him to play the game.

Stuart is an amazing player who has based out of Pattaya, Thailand for the last couple of years. I live in Thailand 1/3rd of the year, so I've been following his pool play for a while. The room he plays out of has regular handicapped tournaments and he tortures everybody. If you can run...

Pettman is the guy to watch...........

Stuart is a guy to watch. He was a world class snooker player before he took up pool, so a 10 foot table still seems small for him. Michael and I have seen his pool game improve to world class over the last couple years in Thailand.