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I would like to say this: the men I have met in pool are the best. I found pool a few years ago. I walked into a pool hall with nothing but men and everyone was welcoming, lovely, asked me do you want to be coached or do you wanna be left alone? (Coached, of course.) Five years later and now I...

We disagree. Biological differences are a lot more than testosterone and strength. Women are not small men. We are different. I respect your point of view, but I think the answer is simple. Most events are open, meaning they’re open to everyone and everyone should feel free to compete there...

Thank you, but I would say the Fargo numbers speak for themselves. Also, it’s clearly not just moving a stick back-and-forth otherwise there would be no difference between me and Fedor. But I take your point. I have nothing but loving kindness towards my fellow people, regardless of how they...

Not just costly - but devastating. As a former college athlete, I cannot imagine working my entire life at my sport only to be forced into losing or making a stand.

I agree. We women should refuse to compete. But yet again, it’s hurting us… We don’t get to compete because this is happening. We’re damned either way. If I worked my ass off to get to the top of the pile, I shouldn’t have to sacrifice my earned spot to get there in order to make a statement. I...

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Female player here. Gender has lots to do with all things physical pursuits… And it’s not just the old testosterone thing. It’s a lot of things males have a competitive advantage physically, mentally, special awareness, etc., when it comes to sports. (Women have advantages when it comes to...

Thanks! I still haven’t decided what I’m going to do… But I guess it doesn’t matter because I already spent my tax return. ;)

I have one from the first round of Sang Lee Predator cues. I love it.

I owe Brian dinner.

I love Poolology. It really helped me as a beginner before aiming became more automatic.

Yes - it's a pain in the ass. Combine that with having boobs... errr... getting my left eye over the cue - then my chest starts to interfere. It's a constant struggle to find my stroke.

For me, it would be a flight across the country, missing work, and getting a hotel - I would just hate to waste time and resources. But it does sound fun!

Thanks!

Awesome! Thanks.

I was looking into signing up for the Women's Amateur tournament which gives you entry to expo. Has anyone been? How was the expo?

Thank you!

I'm looking to move from my jump/break cue to a dedicated jump cue, but I would rather not spend $500 on something I use .1% of the time. Any suggestions? I was looking at the Jacoby Jumper (around $200.) Thank you!

Hahaha! Thank you! Understood.