Right hand man... friend... thats pretty much what i was insinuating.
Now that I re read your message, it makes complete sense. Thanks for the clarification.

Right hand man... friend... thats pretty much what i was insinuating.
Pretty cool stuff but after take 1000......
Heard that Florian pissed off a lot of the striaght pool players at the SBE in 2010. Banging on the table shot after shot while guys where trying to run balls. Not hating but there are only a few shots that blow my mind. Bravo on that super masse at the :45 second mark!!!! That was straight awesome!!!!! Other than that its... Meh...
Pretty cool stuff but after take 1000......
Heard that Florian pissed off a lot of the striaght pool players at the SBE in 2010. Banging on the table shot after shot while guys where trying to run balls. Not hating but there are only a few shots that blow my mind. Bravo on that super masse at the :45 second mark!!!! That was straight awesome!!!!! Other than that its... Meh...
Philly isn't known for 3-cushion, but there are a few places with tables. Drexeline Billiard Club (Jimmy Caras' old hangout) has two heated Chevillottes, but I don't know their current condition. The USBA Room Finder page for Pennsylvania lists another place called Tacony Palmera Billiard Club as having 4 unheated tables, but I've never been there. You might also check the room finder for NJ rooms near Philly, but I think most places with carom tables are farther north closer to NY.
Btw, Philly is only 2 hours or so from Flushing, NY, so if you've never been to Carom Cafe - i.e. the capital of 3-cushion billiards in America- then it's definitely worth the trip for a visit! There's no other place like it in the country.
I don't know if it's too early for you to make it, but Carom Cafe is having an open 3-cushion event during the last weekend of July (28-31) that should include some international players in addition to top US talent. If you think you might make it up for a visit while you're in PA, just send me a PM and I can put you in touch with some friends/players to meet there. Depending on scheduling, I bet you could arrange an exhibition as well, if you're interested.
Robert