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I found this on another site and wrote a post about the history the 8-ball water tower on my website. Pretty cool. Has anyone seen it in person before?

Lets bring it back.... post it below. What was your earliest/first/most distant memory of pool? How did you get interested in pool?

Got any suggestions for some upcoming pool players to watch?

Favorite Billiard Organization Logos? There are obviously a lot of different logos that belong to various billiard organizations (BCA, IBSF, APA, etc.). I've compiled a list of some of the major organization's logos here. Just wondering which ones you think are especially noteworthy, in a good...

I remember reading a while ago about a famous golfer who was asked that question if he breathed in or out when he was making a shot. He then said that he played much worse after that question because he couldn't concentrate about the shot, all he was thinking about was his breathing. I guess...

It is about time that people stop complaining that 8-ball is too hard. You would not even survive playing the Russian variation of billiards, named Russian Pyramid. What’s the difference between this Russian game and the pool we know and love? For one, it is much more difficult, requiring...

I was looking up different billiards games like other than the usual 8-ball/9-ball/Snooker. It seems that Russian Pyramid is probably the most difficult billiards game. There is a post and video about Russian Pyramid I made on my billiards blog. I'm just wondering if you ever played this...

Vote! Obviously we can't name each and every color of cloth, pick the one closest to your color. For more colors, see http://www.solidsnstripes.com/cloth.html

Probably a stupid question, but I see at the bottom to include a poll with this thread, and the options but I don't get how to add the poll to the thread....

I've called my 48" cue the "baby stick", but apparently it is not really the most proper way of identifying the stick. I've seen these cues (36", 48", 52") as shorty sticks too... Is it just me or do others call them "baby sticks"? If not, what is the proper name, or what do you call them?

You can see the article here, or video here. Here's a pretty high-tech pool table with a projector shining a fancy light show on the table that responds to the movements of the pool balls. Has anyone actually seen one of these? Looks pretty distracting, but totally awesome...

I was wondering what the real difference is between the two, and whether one has an advantage over another. What material shaft do you use? To me, wooden cues give more control of the shot while the graphite cues are more for power breaks, however I think this is more psychological than...

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