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old dog... Hu, i think Roger had it almost dead on, but let me elaborate on it a bit... i think two things are at play here: 1) you are not the intended audience for aiming systems and as such, probably wont benefit much from using them : systems are essentially substitutes for experience and...

slice... they will find exactly what they would have found if they had removed the 18-24 screws/bolts it would have taken to take the slate out without destroying a perfectly good table... oh ya, and if it's anythign like my little 6' irving kaye, like Smooooothstroke says, they will find a lot...

changes (was google earth) wanna try something interesting? try explaining to children under 20 that when you were younger and you called someone, if they werent there, the phone just rang and rang. no answering machine, no vm, no nuttin, it just rang... my kids cant fathom that... they...

favorite shot oops, double post, sorry...

favorite shot http://CueTable.com/P/?@2BbFd2PYUh2VbFd1VcKD4VenC2kYUh2kXsk4kJti4kKSp4kUuX4kUuX4kVTU@ sorry, not the best drawing ever, but i suppose you get the idea... 2 frozen on the rail. the guy who taught me this shot called it a cross-eyed bank... doesnt always go, but good for a...

ok, so i have followed pool, off and on, since watching the Minnesota Fats/Willie Mosconi matches on wide world of sports in the 70's with my grandfather (who taught me to play on the table in his basement). i have known the name of Earl Strickland for many years, but have never met the man...

kinda sad... i like a good rip apart as much as the next guy, but that table seemed to be in ok shape, perhaps they could have found one a little more dilapidated to destroy... or, perhaps they could have torn it apart piece by piece and then donated the carcass to a boys or girls club to put...

Columbus OH Columbus OH most of the biggies in no particular order: 8Ball Sports Bar <---- owned by the APA LO in this area, Richard Whaley (pool@apacolumbus.com) 2100 Morse Road Columbus, Ohio 43229 614-436-2948 Email: 8ballbar@sbcglobal.net http://www.8ballsportsbar.com/ cornfed...

suggestion... i just replaced an old viking with a schon and i love mine. is it perfect for everyone? im sure it's not. but it will be a long time before i feel the need to replace it (although i do have an eye out for a great deal on a Runde-era schon, it's an illness...).

running a room if you're gonna have a juke box, make sure you have at least two different zones. i would recommend that you put the players tables at one end, furthest away from the bar and the other noisy areas and make that one zone, then have the bar and barboxes in the second zone. that...

very nice... love the cue case, very creative...

or here... http://www.azbmarketplace.com/products/Green_Logo_Aramith_Cue_Ball-402-0.html

names... the alsorans the havenots balls, inc. fastbreak, inc. the after-nooners the whileaways (as in they while away the time) the cue crew (may have been listed already) the whynots the empty-nesters (some assumptions there) have fun

eighth wonder? it looks cool and im really thinking about pulling the trigger on this, but the eighth function being "pocket marker" makes me giggle... (and yes, i know there are pocket markers on the market that some people presumably buy...) why not add "pool action money weight" and make it...

a newbie (aka-newb, noob or noobie) is someone who is new to a web forum or (in the old days) usenet news group.

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APA defensive shots the gentleman who runs our local APA league stopped by last week and i took the opportunity to ask him what we should do when we knew a good player was missing on purpose (we had a guy miss a pretty easy cut in the side by a full diamond, when we know he is a really good...

i suspect that that footage comes from either the practice round (on tuesday) or the par three tournament at the masters which is held on weds (the day before the masters starts). in either case there is a tradition of players attempting to skip the ball off the water and onto the green... as...

there are a few other problems with using gorilla glue: 1) it expands quite a bit, could blow out the shaft or do something else you dont really want... 2) it needs moisture to cure - while framing and treated woods have plenty of ambient moisture to cure gorilla glue, furniture grade woods...

how can i avoid... in the "what's in the case" episode that Ralf Souquet filmed for inside pool, he explains that his dad makes what he calls "case protectors" and that he sells them. here is the video, look at around the 50 second mark: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42yd7Q4hu_w now, how in...