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Uhh, whatta bout Missouri? Don't it start at Illinois and ends in Kansas :sneaky:

Bump from a few years back for Lost and Found….Minnesota Fats movie

Same thing on my table, plus a second tag. When I bought mine seller gave me a BCA book of games and rules and another on how to play and win at billiards. The BCA book was published in 1974; I believe the other was also published in '74. My son recently graduated from Mizzou. We drove by...

Didn't have to quit eating them...just watch what you touch next

Don't recall which set of rules it is, ABC maybe, from the mid '70s. States for 9 ball, loser breaks. I'm at werk, rule book at home. EDIT: BAC, Billiard Congress of America, 1974

What game do you rack that way?

I have visible nails, no chipping on my Aramith balls

Uhhh, when I miss?

break is 17oz., player is 21. 14.1 break, I use my player.

Was at a nut fry (hog & rooster) at a club on the lake. Poker, blackjack and a crap table. Biggest action was at the craps table. There at the table, with one hand full of benjamin's and dice in the other was our sheriff...only he was in plain clothes. "Welllll, lookit there, we ain't gonna...

Lowes has bins of rubber grommets, o-rings, brass fittings, nylon bushings...all kinds of stuff. I've had to rig stuff; looked thru by drawers of "saved" items...when I can't find something that I could make work, I go to my local hardware store and browse their bins. I've been asked, "What are...

Capital Q Billiards downtown Springfield, IL.

Let me win the MegaMillions lottery @ $977 million. I will sponsor a(n) (annual) tournament with $1M added prize fund. I may need some help getting it off the ground. 😎

I think Pocket Change may mean...Why are phenolic tips not banned as they can be harmful to the cue ball? (I read it here they were.)

I've seen napkins or paper towels used instead of a sleeve.

Kinda like Hoag v Savannah in the What a Tool thread...If you don't know your opponent well, you should state the obvious. Rules are rules.

It is censors for the provider, broadcast or streaming service, are doing the shredding, Not Mel Brooks or the production company that owns it. Sure, the owner of the rights wanna make $$$. But it is ART, and art should be viewed as the artist intended, not some putz' concept of it.