I dogged your pool hall out a couple of years because I was kicked out of the Player's area in the back two days after I had won your handicapped tourney. I am active duty Navy, there for two weeks on Temporary Duty Assignment (TAD) orders. You addressed my numerous posts. I must apoligize to you, your family and your workers for my words. It is known to all in the Navy that Norfolkians don't exactly embrace Sailors, but you have, for many years. I went there a couple of years later and was treated great, simply because I was Military. For pool, you countinually put your entire being into your U.S. Open. I just felt that I needed to tell this forum that I was treated, well frankly, the best I have ever been treated in any pool hall in America. I consider my victory at your simple weekly handicapped one of my greatest. Your pool room is the Yankee Stadium of American pool halls. I have been in Oak Park Cue in Detroit, Shooters in Olathe and Starcade in Ft. Walton Beach but QMaster is the best pool room I have ever seen (Pockets in Lansing was pretty close in the 1990's). I first went to the U.S. Open in 1992, I was 17 and mulleted at the time and it was the coolest thing ever to me. Sorry for what I wrote a couple of years earlier. it wasn't the proper presentation of your big picture.
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) but here is the thread he is referencing, so you can put it in perspective.
I would happily drive 45 minutes to play there if I had access... but if they're forcing me to play in the main room, I can get tables and balls of that quality 7 minutes from my house.
