Recent content by pwd72s

As much as I respect SJM's opinion on many other aspects of pool, on this I agree with you. Oh gee, another 9 towards the side, wing ball in corner..only mystery is where the 2 ball is. Nearly identical stance & stroke, player to player...no chatting. Very high quality of play, but litttle...

Let's face it guys, father time is one cruel Bastid....I never did play to your level, so maybe at 82, having a spinal collapse that resulted in being crippled and having the c3,c4,c5, and c6 vertebrae fused, shouldn't bother me as much as it does...but damn, so many things I used to do...pool...

Maybe the equipment and players of today have become too good, too perfect, and too similar in style to be as enjoyable to watch as these old matches.

An old accustates...I've had fun hearing their battles in the announcing booth, his time they battle on the table...

If any Parole officer watched the entire interview, I'm thinking he or she would agree with you.

Sgt. Don Malarky of "Band of Brothers" fame could often be found in Salem, Oregon's Cue Ball on many Thursday afternoons until shortly befre his death in 2017. It was an honor to have known him. When he was there, everybody knew who the toughest guy in the hall was....he'd proven it long before.

You seem to be hinting that like the more socialist countries, government funding and training should be involved. I'm strongly opposed to that...

Well, whoever you are, you write well...perhaps a bit of overuse of a thesaurus, but well.

I think Emily would look good in black leather and carrying a riding crop...

So, has the Mosconi cup jumped the shark?

We all need a laugh now & then...

Cindy & I just "celebrated" our 50th...the quotes because I was in a hospital on that actual date...not much celebrating. But I digressed. Just wanted you to know that I understand...

Damn! That translates to a poke in the eye with a sharp needle from time to time...in order to preserve what vision is left. Welcome to the club that none of us wanted to join.

So the young ones here can understand... <iframe width="1319" height="742" src="" title="Mack the Knife" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin"...

Today, it's used by college age students to understand their grandparents....