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The big deal in darts would be a 180. All three of your darts into the triple segment of the 20 slice on the dartboard.

Those cats were fast as lightning!

Doesn't look like one on that corner to me. Just the 5 corners and 2 sides. An outside corner pocket would be an interesting one to shoot at though.

Seven pockets too.

That's back when he was Larry Fishburne.

I remember singing that song once in a bar! (at least it was MY version of that song)

Most places around my area have rules posted, but even then they're different from place to place. Some places have winner break, some have money break. I love how some list that "Eight Ball Must Go Clean". And as we all know, that's just the tip of the iceberg.

An interesting corollary to this question would be to ask, When playing a higher skilled player, do you want them to change their strategy when playing you? I like playing against a couple of friends that are better, because it acts as a barometer of my own skills. I also like when they offer...

The house that we've been in for about two years now has a Fujitsu system. It has units in the living room/kitchen area, in the main bedroom, and in the lower, ground floor level. Up until this past winter, absolutely no complaints, but we really only used them for cooling. When my girl's...

Back in my competitive shooting days, the better shooters always said that if you have to look at a shot for more than about 4 or 5 seconds, just give the shooter the benefit of the doubt and move on. The issue was with some of the mid and lower level guys that felt it was their job to deprive...

If you are a fairly competent bar player, APA will make you better. You'll be playing (or watching) people with skill sets different than yours, and if you pay attention, you can learn from that. You can do that by watching YouTube or live streams, but being actually in the match is different...

Looks a little like Meatloaf.

My version of that, and it covers a lot of different sports and games kind of activities, is similar. If I'm up against someone, and they're "on" for that particular time, then good for them. What bothers me is when my execution isn't up to my norm, or when I make bad decisions. So my version...

I heard that in the older, older, older days they'd kill a dragon and use a piece of the tongue. Hey........wait a minute.

Either that, or it's Bigfoot's daughter.

........and when everything was over, the guy in the Caprice got in his car and drove home.

Looks kind of similar to Vic Conte's 4T5 game. https://play4t5.com When he had his place "Hippo's" in Utica, he'd have that set up on a 9 footer during the APA Tri-Cups. He also partnered with Dr. Cue and had a 7 footer set up at Turning Stone for people to try it up there. It's a fun game...

I had a .243 for a while, it's now a 6BR with a much heavier barrel. In it's original form, as the Winchester Coyote, I used it for Silhouette competition. The .243 was not very hard kicking, that rifle had some weight to it which made holding it still a little easier, and it was wonderfully...

So with Lagger's Choice, after the two opponents are identified from each team, they do their lag. Winner of the lag gets to either pick what game is played, or take the first break. If the match-ups for each game are all the same, you'd usually pick to take the break. With different skill...

With that much work into it, you have to have commercialized it. C'mon, tell us how to get one!