The 1:00 p.m. rounds will start off the Skins Billiards Championship, and this looks like one of the TOUGHEST foursomes in the event: Tony Robles, Johnny Archer, Thorsten Hohmann, and Mika Immonen.
In the front lobby lies the practice table in full view of all casino goers. Keith has been practicing since early this morning, and about a half hour ago, Tony Robles showed up. He's dressed to the nines, a beautiful brown silk shirt and shiny black Italian leather shoes. I asked him about competing in the upcoming Puerto Rico tournament, something I read on AzBilliards Main Page. He is very excited to go back to Puerto Rico and compete in this event. He hasn't been to Puerto Rico in 10 years, and he has an 86-year-old grandmother who still lives there. I really like Mr. Robles and wish him well at 1:00 p.m.
The name of the referee is Frank Del Pizzo. He was the TD at the last Super Billiards Expo Pro Event in Valley Forge. He's a very tall man, strikingly handsome, with shoulder-length curly hair. By profession, he is a stand-up comic, but he's got a long history with pool, though. He knew about Capps pool room in Syracuse and used to play there years ago. Capps is one of the BEST old-timey pool rooms in the country. Frank has personality plus and will provide a little sparkle to the Skins this year.
One fellow stopped in the lobby, flew all the way up here from Norfolk, Virginia. He had seen the advertisement for the Skins in a pool mag, but at that time, it was advertised as being at the Hilton. The venue changed several months ago to the Resorts. Fortunately, the pool enthusiast located the Skins and is looking forward to watching it this afternoon with his family.
The Resorts Casino is one of the oldest gambling establishments in Atlantic City. The rooms have all been refurbished and are very high class, and I've got to say I'm pleased. When you get a nice hotel room, it makes all the difference in the world when you're on the road. The mattresses are firm and dreamy, and I like the fact that we can actually open our window and allow the cool ocean breeze to blow in. Keith showed me the door of the Resorts where Paul Newman went out and gave a little yell when he beat Tom Cruise in "The Color of Money." I took a picture of it, just like a tourist!
This high-speed complimentary computer is in the lobby, right next to the practice table. So I thought I'd post up a little more Skins smut!
JAM
In the front lobby lies the practice table in full view of all casino goers. Keith has been practicing since early this morning, and about a half hour ago, Tony Robles showed up. He's dressed to the nines, a beautiful brown silk shirt and shiny black Italian leather shoes. I asked him about competing in the upcoming Puerto Rico tournament, something I read on AzBilliards Main Page. He is very excited to go back to Puerto Rico and compete in this event. He hasn't been to Puerto Rico in 10 years, and he has an 86-year-old grandmother who still lives there. I really like Mr. Robles and wish him well at 1:00 p.m.
The name of the referee is Frank Del Pizzo. He was the TD at the last Super Billiards Expo Pro Event in Valley Forge. He's a very tall man, strikingly handsome, with shoulder-length curly hair. By profession, he is a stand-up comic, but he's got a long history with pool, though. He knew about Capps pool room in Syracuse and used to play there years ago. Capps is one of the BEST old-timey pool rooms in the country. Frank has personality plus and will provide a little sparkle to the Skins this year.
One fellow stopped in the lobby, flew all the way up here from Norfolk, Virginia. He had seen the advertisement for the Skins in a pool mag, but at that time, it was advertised as being at the Hilton. The venue changed several months ago to the Resorts. Fortunately, the pool enthusiast located the Skins and is looking forward to watching it this afternoon with his family.
The Resorts Casino is one of the oldest gambling establishments in Atlantic City. The rooms have all been refurbished and are very high class, and I've got to say I'm pleased. When you get a nice hotel room, it makes all the difference in the world when you're on the road. The mattresses are firm and dreamy, and I like the fact that we can actually open our window and allow the cool ocean breeze to blow in. Keith showed me the door of the Resorts where Paul Newman went out and gave a little yell when he beat Tom Cruise in "The Color of Money." I took a picture of it, just like a tourist!
This high-speed complimentary computer is in the lobby, right next to the practice table. So I thought I'd post up a little more Skins smut!
JAM
I met Frank at Valley Forge this yr & spent some time talking to him at the IP party. Such a nice, funny man!! He had just become a father when he was at VF, be sure to ask him how fatherhood is going & if you think about it, please tell him that Timberly said hello. Thanks!