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I was just thinking the same. 'The 5 Ball is Orange'! Which reminds me, the last post from Fatboy was quite some time ago. Hope he's well. Has anyone heard from him?

Maybe, maybe not.

So this isn’t too far off thread; have you ever taken a piss on the continental divide and thought that someday it would end up in the Atlantic and Pacific? Yes, several times. Lemhi Pass, on the Idaho-Montana border. Breath taking scenery. It is the spot where Lewis and Clark followed the...

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I'll be certain to apply them whenever and wherever I shop!

Yeah, I figured. But what is the significance of those numbers???

I hat being the one to ask, but I don't get it? Please, someone...

I definitely exhibit those last 4!

I agree. That is not a 'scratch' on the 2 ball, but a 'chip'.

Urban Lord of the Flies?

Can you get that result without first putting in a particular search?

No further explanation required! 'Whatever it is, I'm agin it'

Stop it, stop it, stop it!!!

My wife doesn't even bother asking what type shampoo I like any longer!

Love it!

Could be because all of these were (are) so much better than just about anything on TV currently!

I was driving on Mill Street in Reno in the mid 1980's, near the airport, when an SR71 came out of nowhere and did a touch and go on one of the main runways. I couldn't believe what I'd seen. Next day in the Reno paper, there was a short paragraph about the incident. Apparently the SR71 crew...

You are correct. I misspoke and got sloppy with my terminology. But I believe the current and modern Centennials have the 'blue circle' cue, while the older, pre-Aramith Centennials had the 'red circle'.

Brunswick Centennial balls! Does anyone recognize the alligator case carried by Fats Brown?

If I remember correctly, that change was accompanied by the change from a 'red dot' cue ball to the current 'blue dot' cue ball. Of course, I don't know how you'd ascertain whether the cue ball with your set is original to the set.