I can't remember any bars I've worked on pool tables in that allowed smoking cigars, even before smoking cigarettes indoors was banned
Brothers Billiards, new kind of pool room.
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I have not. Montana and Alaska are the only states that I have not yet been to. That will change soon though, my parents just retires in Couer D'Alene, so I will be spending plenty of time up there.
I think this region (I'm forty some miles from Brothers Billiards) is very short on places to play currently and I can't wait until they're open. I visited with an owner on fb and the out of towner rate for people like me is $125 one-time and $25 a month after or a day rate of $20 (day rate wasn't set in stone). I may rent a locker, but don't drink anymore so a fridge will be a no, especially with 24 hr walmart across the street.
I was spoiled by my time back East and getting to Q-masters several times a week. I don't expect BB to be of that magnitude, but I am so excited to have a pool room again.
I was spoiled by my time back East and getting to Q-masters several times a week. I don't expect BB to be of that magnitude, but I am so excited to have a pool room again.
30 miles from where I live
Only one 9 footer, one 12 footer. What about scheduling?
You looking to play by yourself, or against others?
You’re just not hanging out in fine establishments!I can't remember any bars I've worked on pool tables in that allowed smoking cigars, even before smoking cigarettes indoors was banned
fortunately the guy who owns the room where I play is a cigar smoker so I have a spot with gold crowns to play. But I get it. I was at Strokers in Palm Harbor several years ago smoking a cigar and a guy came up to me and asked me to put it out. Said he had some health issues. Of course I said I would immediately. Some asshat at the bar came down and said I didn’t have to, that smoking was allowed. But what type of person would say no to that request??
Couer D’ Alene is Idaho, so your not in MOontana, or Alaska.
Oi!
I outlasted two behrmans and bonus ball.
Don't be handing my throne to an unopened pool room...it won't prove good for Montana.
Situation like that I'd be there graveyard for some quality practice. Only 3, 4 bigger tables sounds limited. Then again 7 footers may be the schitt in those parts.
I miss exactly three things from my time in Tidewater, Va.... Friends, Q-masters, and Wawa gas stations. I left Virginia in 2009, been back to visit just once, but that pool hall will always be a favorite place of mine. I'm not handing any crown, more likely, I'm holding a higher expectation of what a pool room should be.
Q-masters would be a place to miss, if it was your home room ...I been there lots.
Wawa beats the piss out of subway, I'll give you that!!
I started going at five points when I first got to the area, then QII (which is the current now), and even went to the one at Waterside a time or two. Towards the end of my time, I was at the Virginia Beach Q three to five nights a week.
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Thanks for the geography lesson, genius. Guess what state Idaho borders...
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Well, let's see, to the South is Oregon and Nevada, East is Montana and Wyoming, and West is Washington. Does that answer your stupid question?
I know what states it borders. I also know how close I'll be to Montana...which is why I referenced that I'll be going up there. My question was for coocoo anyway, do you speak for him now? Lord knows someone should.
And why do you consider Oregon to be "south" of Idaho? That's like saying the Pacific ocean is south of California. It's west, Sir.
Because Oregon, Idaho, and Nevada all border together to create the Southwest, 3 state corner of Idaho.