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is it danny Harriman?

my goals for this year: 1.beat the ghost at least 70% of the time 2. win a regional event 3. finish my thesis and graduate from college.

i live in manila, so the prices are cheaper and 5 bucks is actually a decent amount. 5 bucks is enough for an appetizer, a steak dinner, and a soda.

i only bring 5 bucks with me when i go to the poolhall. enough to cover my food expenses. this tactic has helped me mentally because i really have to play my A game everytime someone wants to play me or else i'll be lying unconscious in the parking lot or spending a few nights in jail. i don't...

better tell efren that. :eek: :eek:

definitely. my lucasi sneaky pete which i bought new from a local cue store for $40 is the best hitting cue i've ever used. i have owned a southwest, a viattorre, a richard black and a jacoby, and i swear that none of these 4 cues compares to the hit and feel that i get from my sneaky pete.

to protect your identity and to prevent embarrassments. my friend's identity was "stolen" a few days ago when he forgot to log-out using a computer rented in an internet cafe. the impostor started several racist thread on our university forum where my friend (he is kinda famous around campus)...

thanks for the links bob. very informative articles you've compiled there.:)

while practicing yesterday on a humid day on very slow house cloth, i kinda found a different kind of stroke. i've never read about this kind of stroke on all the pool books (books by capelle, byrne, and fels) i had, so i thought that it might be a flaw in the stroke. i am talking about the...

LOLOLOL i think that one came from bob byrne :D :D

i'll probably use a lucasi sneaky pete.

a funny story about efren that i've read in a forum (i think it was easypooltutor.com) is that when marlon manalo knocked efren out of last year's wpc, efren was so frustrated and angry about losing to manalo that he ignored and avoided marlon for about 3-4 days.

leonardo andam handles frustration very well with his "devil may care attitude". when he misses a shot or botches a safe, he just smiles as if he doesn't give a damn. ;)

or maybe ronnie alcano who can run multiple racks in rotation consistently. :)

i have this problem when playing weaker players. i kinda "zone out", just banging balls around, not taking the game seriously. i lose often playing this way and its frustrating, since i could have easily beaten them giving them 7-9 (when i'm playing seriously). i was wondering if anybody has...

well, i hope trudeau does not force efren to wear his dentures cause efren looks better toothless :)

imo, i believe that efren's advantage among other players is his experience in playing almost all kinds of games and playing them well. his kicking and safety play comes from his background in 3-cushion billiards. his shotmaking, banking and table management comes from his experience in...

thanks for the inisghts, guys.:D :D interesting replies, i must say (especially from randyg and MacGyver).:D :D i have a follow-up question. how does bridge length equate to the power of your stroke? i asked several advanced players and top pros here in manila who mostly plays on slow cloth...

how does the length of your bridge equate to accuracy? or does it really matter if you use a long or a short bridge? i've read in some books and several instructional articles that short bridge lengths (around 7 -9 inches) makes your game more accurate. yet i've rarely seen a top pro with such...

if i were you i would play snooker.