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Let’s go to Civil War re-enactments warning spoiler alert.
YummyWe are similar……I also use crushed red pepper flakes on a steak when I grill it, for scrambled eggs, chili.
I’ll open a can of Bush’s Baked Beans (Brown Sugar Hickory version), add diced Jalapeño peppers and
hot sausage links sliced in cubes & slow simmer cook it. This turns a can of baked beans into a quick meal.
How do I know that I am getting old and uncool?

Goldstein has gotten much better compared to his WNT debut a few years ago. He’s definitely put in the work. I’ve enjoyed watching him.In fairness, he’s around 600 Fargo with 147 games. And it’s not that he’s Barry’s buddy - he’s a radio and tv personality in the UK. It’s like if Joe Rogan plays the US Open. He’s going to be on some livestream, because maybe some of his many fans will watch and become fans of the game in general.
Lee Ho Fook!I immediately thought of the old Robert Earl Keen song, "It's the Little Things" when I saw this. Below is a link to the song. It's too old to have an "official music video", and the live performances on YouTube are marginal. So, the link is to just the song, not the performance.
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After hand washing, hands are clean so I hang on to the moist paper towel and finish drying with the door opener towel. Then I take the first one to the table to wipe off chalk. Who's with me?I like to wash my hands frequently during a session, as it helps the shaft glide smoothly along my bridge, as well as keeps the shaft clean. That means frequent trips to the restroom. Until I'm familiar and comfortable with a pool room and its regulars, I leave my preferred playing and break cues at home, and stick with my bar cue (in a cheap 1x2 vinyl case) for both breaking and playing, so I only have a single cue to watch.
If ever there was a cue that could be found it seems like yours is it.Yes, but fortunately they had another one.
He also offered classes at his cueniversity. He had students, but none of them would probably not admit it.Well, I guess now we know why he had to try to sell cue making videos, in order to make money. Because his cues that he did build may have had a horrible rep, or did not sell.
Not sure if I saw that one. I know I have seen the 1x2 cases with the compartment lid. Really cool case.
I think we are saying the same thing. Playing for the experience knowing you aren't going to win it.
I use a Bulletproof Recoil Hard tip, all CF shafts are not created equal, Becue is CF shaft and Butt, their Prime II 12.0 shaft has lots of feedback, CF is being used in golf clubs, tennis racquets, bicycles, and even the space shuttle, the difference between wood and CF is CF can be engineered for specific purposes so you can get repeatable results, wood that is used in pool cues cannot be engineered, you will get varied results even from the same tree, if you value consistency CF is the way to go, I appreciate the artistry that goes into a custom wood cue but I like the consistency of CF in my playing cue, pretty don't help you win unless it's a beauty pageant.This has never been proven and even if it was somehow true, most people are playing with soft tips on their carbon shafts, anyway, negating whatever small effect could be discerned from the shaft.
You want a "more efficient" transfer of power, put on a rock hard tip. It will do more for the power of your stroke than any carbon shaft will. That is one of the reasons break cues have really hard tips (the other is wear). You could easily play with tips that are a lot harder than most people use, and still have no problem with miscues etc. I happen to prefer harder tips for playing, but not for reason of stroke efficiency. Hard tips just sound and feel better to me. I get more feedback from my stroke, which is the opposite of what a carbon shaft does, which is mask the impact of the hit. I once played with purple heart shaft for a couple of hours, and the effect is much the same as carbon. It just feels dead. Some people like that feel.
To me it's like wanting to give ones sweetheart a loving little pat on her behind, but someone shot ones arm up with novocaine and taped a huge pillow to ones hand. Not quite as nice.
I think anyone should be able to join, it's called an "open" after all
That being said, I think the likelihood of winning literally 0 racks is somewhat high if you're below 500 or so
I think we are saying the same thing. Playing for the experience knowing you aren't going to win it.Can we just call it, playing for the Experience of it, to hopefully benefit in some way, from the experience? Seems pretty harsh, to me, the way you just put it.