9 Ball road player 1970s-90’s

Thanks so much! Do you remember where you heard of Jim? And I will add that he could be quite an a**hole so some memories may not be nice ones lol. But his road days were behind him the 20 years we were married. I just could always see him walking into a bar in Somewhere USA, picking out a house stick and then challenging the gambling table. And leaving with all the money. And music was always with him on the road as well He was quite the guitarist. He’d often hear of a studio needing a guitarist to lay down some tracks and he’d grab a bag and hit the road. Now his road is different but I do believe that he’s in a very good place.

The 9-Ball Break

My suggestion is to start breaking from one corner of the kitchen toward the other end and see where you get the desired results as everyone breaks differently , also there's so many variables to consider that this is nearly impossible to answer you're question to guarantee the results that you're hoping for .
I've always preferred breaking towards the outside edge of the box for whatever it's worth !

Have fun and shoot straight in the tournament !

9 Ball road player 1970s-90’s

I've never met you folks but sadly in to many cases other folks never learn of the colorful characters of years gone by along with their love of the game and the willingness to share his knowledge with others so that maybe they will fell the same admiration for it .

My deepest heart felt condolences to you Jesslyn and you're family and friends !
I had my own athletic skills such as bowling so I believed in Jimmy when he said he could coach me. And I was quite a bit younger and had that in my favor as well. Because of his absolute skill at playing a rack-he was always laying out his path 3 balls at a time. He had control of the cue ball that his shape rarely failed him. Watching him run a rack was like watching a painting being painted. It just made so much sense. Sadly we hadn’t gotten out much to shoot because of Jim’s health issues. But that picture of him at the table was March 4th. It’s the last pic of him that I have and I’ll treasure it always. The other pic was from 2024.

Casual poolplayer

You can try to sell locally or online using Venmo or Friends/Family type payments, those don't get recorded as income on a 1099 like a good/services payment does.

Or you can sell like normal and then you only need to pay tax on the profits, but that means being able to document the original cost which may or may not be possible. Then again...my understanding is that documentation would only be needed in an audit situation, I don't think you need to provide it when submitting your taxes. I have not done this yet but will have to next year for various sales, I'm not sure how tricky that process is going to be yet.

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