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That might very well be the history of what eventually became Texas Express. Very interesting.

Terry Bell told me that when the APA was formed, they used rules that the professionals were using at the time. The APA founders were professionals, and they had received input from other professionals who played 8-ball. So the APA had full table ball-in-hand rules from the start, which I...

One foul ball-in-hand predates Texas Express. There are other rules that came from Texas Express like all balls stay down.

I think when Cuetec became a much better product with which to play, Travis's game went south.

I think it’s fitting that the greatest talent snooker has ever seen own this record.

DrDave on Squirt Lots of great information DrDave has put togethe over the last 20 years. A couple things you've written have been long debunked over 25 years ago.

I don’t know what you mean by “production cue.” What are the characteristics you are looking for that would qualify it as a production cue? Do you mean “high volume, catalog cues?”

I don’t what the game was called, but there would have been one hole at each end. The evolution would be like croquet, where prior to the hole, they had a wicket at each end. You can see the evolution to other games including one pocket billiards and bumper pool.

Central Europe is 5 hours ahead until they themselves go on summertime at the end of the month this year. It’s always a schedule juggle when the clocks change, having weekly work calls with the Europe and Asia regions or any country that have a different time zone schedule, if they switch at all.

Feels like you should sell it. I’m sure there would be buyers interested.

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My regular is a Schuler SC-250 from the late 1990’s. I now mostly play with a CF from Noel Mendoza. It has a good amount of cueball deflection (squirt), and I believe in CF so I’m making a go of it. My favorite cue is my Tascarella with a Tascarella shaft. My favorite CF shaft is a Bull...

These are my thoughts on it as well. I grew up through the transition, and the conversion to the bunt stroke is for real.

I can’t listen to the audio, but I see Pongers pointing to the handle area. Did the ref think he heard a double hit, and Pongers was saying it was the handle of the cue stick banging the rail?

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One Rail, Two Rails, Three Rails and More: Kicks and Bank Shots Simplified and Explained Desmond Allen A “must have” for your library.

I’m not sure after this post whether I’m hungry or horny.

Not sure what kind of answer you’re looking for. I have said many times that when I got my Tascarella, I was shocked. It’s like the cue sings. I absolutely love shooting with this cue. It makes me very happy.

I live in Clearwater, FL. I have 12 pool halls with 9’ tables within 30 minutes drive and another half dozen if we increase the drive to an hours. So, the St Pete area fits your ask.

Well, he is good enough to be an APA SL-7 in 8-ball.