On plastic clothes.

A few years ago a friend of mine died, and, in the division of his clothes among his friends, I got a bathrobe. It was from a top of the line men’s clothing chain. It was, however, quite old. It was meant to feel like silk but clearly wasn’t. I preferred my own cotton robes, and so I wore it only a couple of times. But they might have been when I was finishing up eggs or bacon on the stove. I finally decided to give it to Goodwill. As I put in the bag, I noticed a black label on the inside I had not seen before. The label said:

DO NOT EXPOSE TO OPEN FLAME

1. If you need a glove with a Kielwood shaft then the shaft is not finished correctly.
2. Pros generally play with what pays them the most, not what might play the best. Bergman plays with my SS360, Chohan plays with a Pierce. Many top players use Kielwood and the numbers are increasing for a reason.
3. LD Kielwood shafts are high performance shafts regardless of what someone thinks.
4. The transition from CF to Kielwood is fairly natural as Kielwood is slightly stiffer than regular Maple, more similar to the stiffness of CF.

fjk said:

We called it "Pill Pool". Even if it was played for serious money, everyone was always laughing in that game.

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Laughter was a key component, also, but to a lesser degree, in Golf and ring games.
So much intrigue going on. Alliances shifting from moment to moment. Nothing better to watch than some cat who believed he had it wired only to end up on the opposite end of it through the very devices he had sought to employ -- very nasty business, but all in good fun.