billiards
billiards
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by Lynn Davis - 2006-11-28
If you are looking for a bargain on a pool table, you can find one fairly easily. Your local newspapers will often have classified listings for pool tables, also Check listings of liquidation or close...
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by George Wood - 2006-12-01
Many of the billiards games get their basic principles of game play is the billiards game of rotation. The actual game of rotation is as challenging as any billiards game can be, even if seven ball, n...
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by Joe Schmieder - 2006-12-19
My parents created a home game room for our family to have fun but sometimes arguments arose and growing up I saw just about every argument that can happen in a home game room. . To minimize the arg...
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by Eddie Tobey - 2006-12-20
Billiards is one of your favorite sports and you've been playing for a while. You love betting on billiards just as much as you love playing it. The satisfaction of winning and collecting money is one...
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by Eddie Tobey - 2006-12-20
Beautifully crafted billiard chairs are a great addition to any billiard room. Most of the billiard chairs are made taller than the billiard table so that one can easily view the movements. Billiard c...
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by Eddie Tobey - 2006-12-20
Have you ever played a great game of pool with your friends and then suddenly wound up the victim of all the billiard hustlers in the room? What was once supposed to be a fun evening can turn sour if ...
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by Eddie Tobey - 2006-12-20
Billiards chalk is one of the most important accessories in billiards. Billiards players apply chalk to the tip of the cue stick between every shot. This is done in order to increase the friction coef...
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by Eddie Tobey - 2006-12-20
Billiards chalkboards are one of the accessories used to keep track of the scores of a billiard game. The names of the players are entered along with their scores on this chalkboard. Any other comment...
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by Eddie Tobey - 2006-12-20
Billiards is a fast growing leisure sport played on a billiard table, with a stick known as cue stick, usually 58 inches in length, and weighing 18 to 21 ounces. The cue stick is used to hit the balls...
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by Ted Mauro - 2007-01-22
Read on to Find information leading to the Exploding Billiards Ball story.One of my most enjoyable activities has always been about any Pool-Billiards-Game.When I was younger this activity usually ...
