Luther Lassiter Cue
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I would contact member “wrldpro.”
It’s not this cue, is it?
It’s not this cue, is it?
Yup. I used to snowmobile (worked for Polaris until this summer), and keeping my glasses from fogging on cold days was a challenge. Good helmet and goggles worked well.The same holds true here in Montana when you drive a snowmobile or 4 wheeler anywhere at any time of the year ha ha !
I’ve struggled a little with dry eyes since I had LASIK. MN winters can be brutal. Outside the air is cold and dry then walk inside and get hit by a forced air furnace….Yup. I get those because my optometrist told me to. I have sensitive eyes, so i need the PF.
Dryness was a lot worse when i was playing softball 4-5 nights a week. That dust does a number on you. But the MN winter air isn't much better...
Thanks. Ten years ago, Justin Bergman's after-the-break skills were as good as those of any American, so I'm not surprised by your assessment.Check out some of his performances from Ultimate Pool USA's recent events. His shotmaking, thought process, and pattern play seem to be as good or better as they've ever been. The question would be probably be his 9ball break on a 9' table.
Well, that, and that he doesn't seem inclined to participate.
From what I’ve experienced most of the money staking big dollar pool matches is put up by drug dealers.AZB missed day 1?
10 ball called pocket with very tight pocket table with 2 wonky pockets
Oscar down 8 to 1...wins 11 straight
Finishes day one 25 to 21
Playing for 180 in the middle
This is what pool should be played for....something big
Oscar proving what Oscar does. No nerves, won't miss because of pressure. Can the bottom 3 who are on team USA do this?
On Dunnski Dungeon free live stream. Think they start 6pm EST.
I would not be surprised if Guama got a lead at some point. Still advantage Oscar because he is the better player, plays tighter safes/kicks better on a table that even these guys haven't ran out more than a couple racks.