Check out this foul that everyone at the table missed
- By GoldCrown
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I taught her that foul. It's in my latest book of how to turn gold into shit.
I agree the hit looked good based on the CB path. But I disagree about the frames. Immediately before contact, both balls are stationary. The very next frame, both balls have moved. Using the < and > keys to go frame by frame.If she did, she's wrong. Even with the mediocre frame rate you can go through the hit frame frame by frame and see the one move first.
Happiness is a GC. It's the highest degree of the modern art of pool tables. The 1-4's are.My buddy Gold Crown! Do you see the Gold Crowns in my photo?
It's all good. We're all here to have fun & learn from each other. Most of my friends are from pool..that goes back to the early 60's. Looking back I should have stayed in school. At 79 all I have are few pool T shirts, decent cue & case collection. But I tend to get good deals on car insurance .We don't have to agree on everything!
At 9-ball, if there are gaps in the correct locations in the rack, the 9 ball will move directly towards a corner pocket. Usually, a template rack eliminates nearly all movement on the 9, except due to kisses.Will you explain this to me. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing, I’d never heard this before.I love Mel McDaniel song “ The Hustler” was one of song.
If you bounced the 8, both 3 in the side and 3 in the bottom right can happen. You also have a 4 to the bottom right. I don't know if that one goes though.Yeah, and as skinny as the odds of that are it might be a higher percentage than the double bank.
I'm cured. I banned myself from Clubhouse pool. Cannot be in that environment. Most bangers are content...only play for social pleasure. They have no intention of improving. They have 6 months experience x's many years.Yes, this is true. Most people don't mind letting BS flow out of their mouths for years. Valid point, thank you.
Cannonball! I believe you. Bon Jovi is a show more than it is music.We should all be able to agree that Bon Jovi sucks.
As a Cleveland native, Joe Walsh has a leg up on his contemporaries to start. He don’t need it, as he kicks out righteous jams!
Bon Jovi must think so too. Listen to the guitar that starts this song after the interlude about 1:40
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That is straight ripped off by Bon Jovi in Wanted Dead or Alive, which ironically, was the only Bon Jovi song that didn’t cause people to shit their shoes. Now we know why.
It’s a rip off. Joe Walsh-Confessor-1985 Bon Jovi-1987.
On the bottom words are shallow.
On the surface talk is cheap.
You can only judge the distance by the company you keep…
The bottom has a rocky reputation!
The awesome thing about 3 yr old boys is they always want to help. By the time they are old enough to actually help, you can't get them to.
My buddy Gold Crown! Do you see the Gold Crowns in my photo? We don't have to agree on everything!Gave all of those away. Bored the crap out of me.
Safe shot....long can't be wrongFYI, I just posted a new video that discusses and demonstrates my favorite instructional phrases. They are helpful since they are catchy and easy to remember. They also provide good advice and guidance for having good fundaments and effective technique. Check it out:
Contents:
Supporting Resources:
- 0:00 - Intro
- 0:26 - Peanut Butter & Jelly
- 1:57 - Stroke It, Don’t Poke It
- 3:33 - Low and Slow is the Way to Go
- 7:18 - Draw for Show, Follow for Dough
- 9:49 - Be FERVID
- 11:03 - Drills Build Skills
- 11:37 - It’s not the Cue, It’s You!
- 12:13 - Wrap Up
As always, I look forward to your feedback, comments, questions, complaints, and requests.
- Top 100 Pool Maxims/Sayings/Phrases/Quotes
- draw shot technique advice
- “Draw Control” video
- stop/follow/draw control video
- natural-angle peace-sign technique
- mental game in pool
- drill resources
- how to practice
- how to select a pool cue
- carbon fiber shaft advantages
- LD shaft advantages
Enjoy!
Gave all of those away. Bored the crap out of me.My reasoning comes from careful study of the following books: "The Champion's Mind" by Jim Afremow, "Inner Excellence" by Jim Murphy, "The Pleasures of Small Motions" by Bob Fancher, and "The Inner Game of Tennis" by W. Timothy Gallway.