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It's funny how 3 weeks without a cue in your hand can affect your game. I recently took the family to Disney World for 2 weeks, resulting in a 3 week absence from my 9-ball league. The break didn't help my standing since those weeks don't show up on the statistics, but for overall wins, 9s off the break and league standings, it sucks.

So, after 2 weeks of league back under my belt I am finally starting to hit stride again, although I am still a little ways off from my "A"...

My last post included a rant regarding my recreational 9-ball league, in which a couple players were not adhering to the "unwritten" rules. I have finished venting on this subject, I thought I would update anyone that might be interested in the outcome.

The player most associated with the infractions has quit, which is unfortunate. Although many in the league were getting frustrated, a simple adjustment in play would have sufficed, but no one wants to see a fellow pool...

Now for some of you pool traditionalists, this may light a fire under some of you...or perhaps this is commonplace in leagues around North America...

I have joined our local recreational 9-ball league. Although I consider myself a fairly competent pool player, this league best suits my personal situation at the moment, plus a friend comparable in calibre also plays in this league. After league play, the tables are open to us and we can fit in an extra 9 to 47 games afterwards with...

Here I sit again at my desk. Earlier this morning a wrote a new blog entry entitled "Disaster", but I cannot seem to find it anywhere on the forum...can anyone help me? Am I doing this right?

Here I sit at my desk reading random Blogs posted by existing members. Being new to the forum, I just don't know what to do or say.

My selfish reasons for joining the forum revolve around my search for the elusive "Target Pool" game, developed by Kim Davenport, but discontinued production around 1992. To this, I greatly appreciate you keeping 2 prestine games in your possession Bushwacker.

After reading several blogs, I noted that Blogging is used for...