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Talking with George Michaels the other day about these two playing golf and bettin high each hole, woofing and goin' at it with their caddie in tow. Later in the round the caddie had to leave them before rounds end. Then the caddie came back up to the two of em, pulled a gun to rob em. Hubert...

Was watching the match against the Fillers today. Different seeing Jason miss by allot at times, what caught my attention was his person/character/interaction/Zero with his partner. No chemistry, no feeling of him wanting to work together to win. He seems to have changed, never interacting...

Which demographic with equal skill levels wins more often. I'm saying the green felt on top of slate wins in this area. They may not be betting as much but. Who's your pick?

I think this should work out nicely. Justin/Viking are from this part of the US. Gordon Hart cut his teeth making and selling cues since the 60's in the Midwest. Congrats for picking up a good sponsor. Hope tah see you in the Cup. bm

Front and center seated next to a lady. Nice seeing you engaging the finals in your preferred seat. 11-1 ugh

Can I leave my cue in my car.... every day. Even when trunk temps are 120 degrees + and have no cue damage as I would with Wood?

Seen allot of situations/different rules/like ok to hit and move your opponents ball and not give up BIH or a couple yrs ago 8 on the break won only on the TV table. How about this.... make a stripe on the break, you must shoot stripes (old school rules). Or.... Make one of each group then...

If you hit thee.... (exact contact point on the object ball that draws a straight line into the pocket center) can you miss?

He said this in the live interview after winning. It's so true in our game.... comparatively ''when your down your done''. ''I WAS ABLE TO STAY WHERE MY FEET WERE''

R/H players move the left foot forward when they get down addressing the shot, left handed players do the opposite. When the greatest make their decisions on the shot and shot line.... you'll often seen there heals touching in a vee shape before they get down ''kick out'' how much they kick out...

Two versions, it will help get events over at a reasonable time.... and offering more players a chance to cash/win. 1. Rack ten balls, 8 in the middle 11th ball in line with the head ball/8ball. Quicker version.... 2. Rack 6 balls, 8 in the middle 7th ball in line with the head ball frozen...

8 ball tournaments on 7 foot tables often take too long, and can ruin the entire event. A 7 foot table with 15 balls is allot of congestion for an average player. Why not try this, like short rack one pocket. Rack ten balls and put the 11th ball on the bottom in line with the head ball. Events...

Traditional Flo Charts Don't help the room owners, the players and the competitive game itself. A team event in IA finished well past 3am. Very few if any room owners LIKE every table being completely tied up, and very few players enjoy playing into the next day Sunday and then have to play...

This might be cool after seeing D. Dave having to execute the split hit draw shot 67 times before he got the split hit to occur. Give every player two chances to win the pot, put up X $ and go for it.

I enjoy hearing the chat between the caddie/player in match play.... before Shot choice/then execution. Awhile back I saw this PGA situation in Play/they may still do it, players are mic'd up and talking about their up coming shot as they walk to it. I think it could work in pool, because I Know...

Was wondering.... in their youth did these two ever match up? Often back in the day, when two players both played at their speed they had enough respect, they often chose to become friends instead. I don't know who I'd pick, probably depended on the moment.... what do you think?

I don't know if he is a helpful representation of our game. His 'person' has more of a Rough tought type bar room Feel. I by no means don't like the man, and in his game I like him allot, he's clear, too the point and asks good question. BUT It doesn't seem helpful for our ''green felt...

When others comment on billiard situations, moments etc, why is there a desire for some to go the other way, when talking and working with another makes life/billiards and this ''addictive game'' so intrusive /negative when they show up? Why not roll with the punches and learn, sometimes we...