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Friday, June 19, 2009
Let us play pool! How does one play billiard?
As we all know billiard is a type of shot in cue sports including pool, snooker, carom billiards, etc.
1. Carom billiards (also known as French billiards) games in general.
2. The specific game of English billiards.
3. Pocket billiards (pool) games (such as eight-ball and nine-ball). Furthermore, Pocket billiards (applies only to males; Australian usage - other countries?; possibly rare now) playing with one's genitals via hand in pocket.
4. Billiard, the (chiefly French) long-scale name for the number 1015 in mathematics (called "quadrillion" in short scale).
5. A dynamical billiard, any of several systems of particle trajectories within a closed reflective boundary.
6. Indian (or Nepalese) finger billiards, the board game better known as carrom.
7. Electric billiards, an obscure term for pinball (from the French billiard électrique, who today call pinball flipper.
Those types of games mentioned above can be played now online. You will also get a chance to play with a multiplayer games which you can connect with people online from different places and join the worldwide games through the net.
Multiplayer games,8c1.net.http://www.8c1.net came up with a good idea bringing live sport of playing billiard right to your home where you can participate with the best players in the world and also where you can chat and learn some beneficial tips from them.
For more information, you can log on to their website (given above) and join for FREE. You can then start to play online. Join NOW and feel the excitement!
As we all know billiard is a type of shot in cue sports including pool, snooker, carom billiards, etc.
1. Carom billiards (also known as French billiards) games in general.
2. The specific game of English billiards.
3. Pocket billiards (pool) games (such as eight-ball and nine-ball). Furthermore, Pocket billiards (applies only to males; Australian usage - other countries?; possibly rare now) playing with one's genitals via hand in pocket.
4. Billiard, the (chiefly French) long-scale name for the number 1015 in mathematics (called "quadrillion" in short scale).
5. A dynamical billiard, any of several systems of particle trajectories within a closed reflective boundary.
6. Indian (or Nepalese) finger billiards, the board game better known as carrom.
7. Electric billiards, an obscure term for pinball (from the French billiard électrique, who today call pinball flipper.
Those types of games mentioned above can be played now online. You will also get a chance to play with a multiplayer games which you can connect with people online from different places and join the worldwide games through the net.
Multiplayer games,8c1.net.http://www.8c1.net came up with a good idea bringing live sport of playing billiard right to your home where you can participate with the best players in the world and also where you can chat and learn some beneficial tips from them.
For more information, you can log on to their website (given above) and join for FREE. You can then start to play online. Join NOW and feel the excitement!
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