My sister has a full size table. I enjoy a few games on it when visiting but don't think I'd want one even if I did have the room.
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I tend to agree with this, noting again, if I had all the money and some sprawling estate I’d gladly have a pool table.My sister has a full size table. I enjoy a few games on it when visiting but don't think I'd want one even if I did have the room.
Snooker is great but some home tables are a bit small imo. 9-ball is a rubbish game, can't blame people not playing thatI'm amazed by the amount of people I've known with home pool tables that only played 8 ball (in between loads of washing, natch)
I reckon every time I asked "Do y' wanna play 9 ball instead?" I had to follow up by explaining the rules for 9 ball. No one ever seemed to play snooker either. And forget billiards!
You'd think if you went to the expense of a home table, you'd have at least tried every game you can play on it over the intervening years? Not just the one game played by bogans in pubs or ladyboys in Patong Beach bars
Wrong fred?Got the entire house + pool table to myself while my uncle services my car.
Not bad at all.
No?Wrong fred?
Nah it had a cover and it was in the man cave so was no excuse not to use it. I think i played too much when we were younger and got sick of itIs there laundry on it?
Every time I go around to someone's place with a pool table it has laundry on it.
Maybe they should go on walls?Smoke alarms cause more harm than good.
No doubt smoke alarms can save save lives and injury. The flip side are deaths and injuries from falls experienced while replacing batteries or when the alarms go off and howl like banshees.
Unlike a blown globe where you can plan and get a maintenance person or nimble person to replace, a madly twitting smoke alarm or worse when it hits banshee levels require immediate attention which people are tempted to do.
I have had all the detectors removed from my place. I danced about as I drowned the fekkers.
Have had a squizz at Coronial and Australian Institute of Health and Welfare data. We know hospital admission data on falls is inadequate - roughly 20% of cause of fall eg trip, loss of balance etc. We also don’t know what people were aiming to do when they fell from ladders or balanced on ladders/furniture inside the house.
Thoughts?
You can't stop the false smoke alarm pressing the button with the end of a broom stick like everybody else?
If you can't be trusted to stand on a ladder, subscribe to detector inspector. Or better yet, guilt your children into paying for it
Nil all for meHigh ceilings and shoulder issues required climbing on furniture.
best personal solution was drowning them in a bucket of water.
how many lives have they saved? How many have they cost?
+1 for snooker.
Many memories and good times had at friends place in the 80s whose basement was a haven for us kids. Full sized snooker table, sega or nintendo with zillions of games, bean bags, tv.
Fond fondest memories when lived in the UK watching the world snooker championships with friends. then wed go to the snooker room and mimic all of the characters like jimmy white, alex higgins, steve davis, colin hendry and james wattanaSteve Davis on Pot Black on the ABC FTW! (I'll bet you watched it too)
Fond fondest memories when lived in the UK watching the world snooker championships with friends. then wed go to the snooker room and mimic all of the characters like jimmy white, alex higgins, steve davis, colin hendry and james wattana