what if it were BIGGER?
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Probably your old lady wouldn't be so *****y!!!!! Just playing man, sorry really but ya asked for it lolsilly thing i ever sa was my first thought, even kids will bore quickly.
2nd thought, maybe it would make for some good practice, maybe?
and the it came to me, what if it were bigger
That's what she said!! Sorry I use that in the real world frequently and always wanted to use it here.
You are absolutely right. So here goes.....
If it were bigger, your belly wouldn't hide the whole thing!
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i think in the right proportions it would be fun, let's say 9' foot or 10' foot , even 12' foot.
how about this... no pockets, just rails, imagine a 3 cushion game with a ten foot version :wink:
Always leads to an argument or someones feelings getting hurt.
Anyways, am I the only one here thinking this table may not be as easy as you're making it sound?
I mean, only 3 pockets and some really awkward positions things could get into.
It would be interesting but I'm wondering how practical the actual use of it for 'practice' would be, given that it isn't rectangular and not much of what you're actually banking will be practical on normal tables.
The most interesting thing with this table would be watching the CTE guys play on it.
I think their heads would explode.
I think their heads would explode.
It could be called "Grant's Triangle" and come in "bar triangle" and 9-footer sizes.
-Sean
What a Space Saver!
This is cool, Im sure kids would have a blast with it for bowling alleys, high school clubs etc. I like it! Then maybe people who play this end up playing conventional pool.
silly thing i ever sa was my first thought, even kids will bore quickly.
2nd thought, maybe it would make for some good practice, maybe?
and the it came to me, what if it were bigger
This is cool, Im sure kids would have a blast with it for bowling alleys, high school clubs etc. I like it! Then maybe people who play this end up playing conventional pool.
It could be called "Grant's Triangle" and come in "bar triangle" and 9-footer sizes.
-Sean
Make a 9 foot version and put Nick Varner in some one-pocket action on it and you might just have yourself a single rack of pool that would conclude when my children's children's childern were long dead.
"The Wedge" would have to finally be outlawed.
Agreed. One pocket action on that table with an overly-defensive player (especially one that likes to play the wedge) makes it too easy to push the balls into a corner. And especially a corner that doesn't face the opponent's pocket.
Heebie-jeebies just thinking about it.
Is this big enough?
Looks ripe for a game of 3 player one pocket. That would change the game a little.
