Recent content by paymerick

Thread title sounds like a True Crime podcast. That is all.

His name's not Shane Vin Diesel, is it?

He should have known and soon as that dude pulled out his Q-Claw that rests like 9 cues!

Then bring it up with your league operator. This isn't your local league.

Wow thanks a lot, OP. This dude showed up in town yesterday and I was supposed to go play him tonight. He told us his name was John Michael Montgomery, but that "y'all will be calling me Jesus when I leave here!" It all makes sense now!

It'll only be okay if Doug or Augie is singing.

Your overall sentiment might be on track, but I find that those of the younger generations who are really interested and dedicated will still read through these books, and are of the same makeup of those who did it before them. There's just fewer in between nowadays.

I could have gone longer if I had to. Hell, the years before taking the game seriously I never used spin and still enjoyed the game. But once I got serious, I found that missing easy shots on the moneyball because my mechanics had gone to shit was more not fun than spin is fun, and upon some...

Are you saying if I channel Efren, I might summon a demon and become possessed? Is this demon's name "Chris Melling," 'cos I may consider....

I don't think using/not using spin early on is a one-size-fits-all matter. In my first year of playing pool seriously (that'd be last year), I reached a point where I decided to ditch spin almost completely, and went back to center ball almost exclusively. I had gotten my stroke down well...

As a guy who is still beginner-ish myself, I will say that I have gotten a lot out of videos/lessons like these. For me, their real worth is and has been showing me a template on how to begin approaching different methods, situations etc... But at some point -likely the point you're at now with...

SVB and Fedor it is. Wow

I read that in his voice, then added a “This post was brought to you by Longoni cues” for good measure.

CliffsNotes: Some like simple cues. Some build intricate cues. The latter might or might not be a good pool player. Both will defend their position. Fart.

They might not vary "by much" (depends on what you feel about "much"), but they can make a huge difference. The astros for example, have a short left field porch. In the past they've actually traded for players at the deadline etc.. who have high percentages of flyouts to left field that would...