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Do.you enjoy cue sports in your country?
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In a similar way to bowling or frisbee golf. As a social thing that's easy enough for anyone to be decent at so that everyone can have a good time
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>>223438848
I think it's relatively easy to go from total noob to decent, but becoming actually good requires a lot of dedication
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>>223438858
While that applies to every sport to an extent, I agree with that as well. Personally I think 3D thinking is a strength of mine, which makes cue sports very pleasant to me. But I'm definitely no pro at them
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>>223438911
Dr Dave on youtube has a lot of good videos if you're interested in expanding your knowledge
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you can smoke cigarettes inside of pool halls in florida so i used to play sometimes. like all bar games its pretty awesome after a few beers. some of the people who get really into pool are sleezy as hell though
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It's a very good vibe



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