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Maybe you should get a raise!

One year around Halloween a local bar ran a broomstick tournament. Surprisingly there were some tables run. Even a few jump shots were made with a broomstick. In all fairness we only used the handle, not the whole broom.

I know one guy that never sets his chalk down on the table. He keeps in his bridge hand all the time.

I don't know. I know a couple of guys that do it all the time though. Chalk all over the rail. Constantly having to get something to wipe the rail down with. Annoying as hell!

I never put more than one piece of chalk on the table. If there is more than 1 piece, by the time I'm done shooting, they will be side by side. I don't know why, but I always end up grabbing them both and set them down together.

I don't care if my opponent leaves chalk on the table, as long as it is right side up and he doesn't care if I use it!

How about we keep this crap out of the main forum. There is an off topic forum flooded with political crap, keep it there!

I just watched a video of Efren playing Keith McCready and the commentators were talking about Efren playing with a $15 cue. Not sure if he was playing with it in that match, or if that is what he was playing with when he 1st came here.

Marcel didn't have to speak. His backing away from the table said he wasn't calling a foul.

Everybody is going to want to play a race to 120 as a warm up for tournaments now!

If it came down and hit his cue again the cue ball would have went forward.

Thanks everyone for all the updates!

I appreciate anything I can get since I can't watch the stream! Somebody giving play by play would be great!

That would be fun too. But what would you set for the number? Winner breaks? Alternate breaks? Depending on the number, an ahead set could be over in a couple of hours, or last for many days.

I suggest asking for a few games on the wire. Maybe the 1st break too.

I think you under estimate the pride of a pool player.

What was the score against Filler?

I'm no fan of Jason Shaw, but if he is dealing with changing cues, changing table conditions, and a blistered hand, the combination of that with the distractions of this being your home room might be too much.

I see more skids now than I ever did when everyone was using Master chalk.