Finally moved to Phoenix

Steve

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While it is a little warm here for a couple months, Arizona is a beautiful place.

Eventually, I'll get to Kolby's on a Tuesday or a Sunday night.

Still need to settle in and get the table set up.
 
Steve said:
While it is a little warm here for a couple months, Arizona is a beautiful place.

Eventually, I'll get to Kolby's on a Tuesday or a Sunday night.

Still need to settle in and get the table set up.
Welcome to AZ,its nice here but your right alittle warm! Perhaps we can play sometime,whats your game?
 
TIP always CARRY WATER in your Car in summer, if you break down you can die is the dry summer heat.

Kolby's is a very nice place to play, also Metro Sport Bar in PHX.
 
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Fast Lenny said:
Welcome to AZ,its nice here but your right alittle warm! Perhaps we can play sometime,whats your game?

I play 9-ball but maybe you could show me 1-pocket some time.

Give me a couple weeks to get unpacked.

Thanks Lenny.
 
Steve said:
While it is a little warm here for a couple months, Arizona is a beautiful place.

Eventually, I'll get to Kolby's on a Tuesday or a Sunday night.

Still need to settle in and get the table set up.

I used to live in Phoenix in the late 90's. I thought it was the best city for pool in the U.S. Have fun exploring all of the places to play.

Dave
 
Fast Lenny said:
Welcome to AZ,its nice here but your right alittle warm! Perhaps we can play sometime,whats your game?

In AZ, what do the electric utility bills run per month on a typical 2000 square foot house (during the summer)? Just curious.
JoeyA
 
JoeyA said:
In AZ, what do the electric utility bills run per month on a typical 2000 square foot house (during the summer)? Just curious.
JoeyA

$450.00 is what my kids pay in a new 2200 Footer..
 
SpiderWebComm said:
I used to live in Phoenix in the late 90's. I thought it was the best city for pool in the U.S. Have fun exploring all of the places to play.

Dave

Two of the old rooms are gone the most notable is the Golden 8 BALL.
 
Welcome to Phoenix!

There are tons of places to play in the valley. And Leagues will be forming soon at a few places.

Check out azpoolscene.com for league information and contacts.

As far as Electric Bills, I just get on the APS plan and mine is $200/month all year round. That includes my swimming pool. Sure beats 8 months of winter like it was when I lived in Wisconsin.
 
stuckart said:
Welcome to Phoenix!

There are tons of places to play in the valley. And Leagues will be forming soon at a few places.

Check out azpoolscene.com for league information and contacts.

As far as Electric Bills, I just get on the APS plan and mine is $200/month all year round. That includes my swimming pool. Sure beats 8 months of winter like it was when I lived in Wisconsin.

BET you are on the APS BALANCED PLAN? That is where the (APS) Electric Co. figure out your useage, and you pay the same amount monthly
 
CocoboloCowboy said:
$450.00 is what my kids pay in a new 2200 Footer..


Goddammn! im in south texas where its almost 100 for 2 months straight and i complain when i pay more than 250. And i work from home so the AC is always on. No turning it down while everones gone cause someones always home. Yall must pay more per killowatt hour. It was like that when i lived in San diego. 400 a month
 
Steve no one has told you, but the first thing you need to Play in AZ is a Rating Card.

Go SEE JAZZ at Metro Sport Bar, (602-997-5717) I-17 & Peoria in PHX, he is in after 2:00 PM M-S, and can fix you up.

Better to call the day before and see if he can rate you.

BTW Metro Sports Bar has Tourny's 7 NIGHT A WEEK, and IMHO THE BEST BAR FOOD in the Valley.
 
I've always wondered what the pool scene would be like in Phoenix, its such large city there has to be tons of little tourneys and games throughout the city.

A friend of mine once told me the action was best in the summer time when it was smokin' hot since everyone wanted to hang out in the AC, don't know if thats true or not, pool players talk a lot of smack you know.
 
bigshooter said:
I've always wondered what the pool scene would be like in Phoenix, its such large city there has to be tons of little tourneys and games throughout the city.

A friend of mine once told me the action was best in the summer time when it was smokin' hot since everyone wanted to hang out in the AC, don't know if thats true or not, pool players talk a lot of smack you know.

Think if you are a gambler, you could find a game year round at Metro, Alexanders, Kolby's, and Main Street in Mesa. That is what i have heard.
 
I pay about 90.00winter,60.00 spring, and 170.00 this July.1900 sq ft on time of day plan.
Keep the doors closed. Keep thermostat at 79. Use a lot of fans.Stay inside.
 
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