Thanks for the post!
Weird, that story seems to eminate from Davenport, Iowa...part of the Quad Cities where I live. I've never heard of it. But then again, there is mention of Arizona?! Does the examiner use local ISP info to focus the presentation to local communities?
I don't know about the rest of the information there, but this is false.
5. In the year 1586, the castle of Mary, the Queen of Scots, was invaded and captured. The invaders left a note forbidding her to use her billiard table. They then proceeded to kill her, and used the cover of the table to cover her body.
Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned for 19 by her second cousin queen Elizabeth I who was paranoid that Mary would somehow overthrow her. Mary was ceremonially beheaded on orders from the Queen in the castle where she was imprisoned.
According to all the movie I thought Morgan was supposed to have a good lookin wife, that chick is far from it. Even by 1800's standards. I need to quit watching TV!
First, it appears that most of the "facts" were taken from here:
http://www.bca-pool.com/play/funfacts.shtml
As for the Earps, guess where Wyatt was born.
Monmouth, IL.
The birthplace of Ralph Greenleaf.
And the birthplace of Earl Newby, the founder of the National Billiard News.
I wonder if Harvey Hendrickson really made money touring the country and picking up 15 balls in one hand.
There are several ways to do it. I know Mike Massey has one.
Junior Norris of Wichita Falls, TX could pick up and hold all 15 in one hand.
Ed
Nero and his immediate entourage were killed by billiard balls thrown by Genghis Kahn and his army. Ironically the name of the second in command of the mongoloids was "Wong".