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In my experience and in no certain order ... Jennifer Barretta, Sarah Rousey, Monica Webb, Karen Corr, Angel Paglia, Alice Rim, John Schmidt, Tony Robles, Tony Crosby, Thorsten Hohmann, Stevie Moore, Shaun Wilkie, Ralf Souquet, Roger Griffis, John DiToro (my hero), and of course, TOMMY KENNEDY!!!

Good Job, Mike! I have done quite a few of these, and it is extremely difficult talk and shoot at the same time. I have one for you to look so you can get a few ideas - I'll send it to you in a PM. You do a great job working through a few tough racks, and you offer great advice in those tough...

I got $50 on lucky #13. This sounds like it is going to be an awesome event!

I was responding to the other Mike (DCP) - I apologize.

Mike, Honestly, I don't have any aspirations of showing up on anybody's list - with or without a Cuetec.

The list was not bad at all. There were some good people mentioned, most notably, Mark Wilson. I'm sure there were others, but I clearly remember seeing Mark's name - and that's a good thing. Lists like that are very subjective. As long the people that I teach are learning something, that's all...

I wasn't on there either. OMG... this ruins everything. Please, Mike... talk me off the ledge before it's too late!!! :rolleyes:

LOL... I'm happy to hear you that you are doing well!

Mike, are you still out there tricking old people into buying their own golf balls back? :outtahere:

Here are some videos from $Bill's Youtube page - I posted these in another thread, but they belong here. Nurse Shot $Bill and boo-boo Here is the link to Bill's Youtube channel, you can watch several memorial videos that $Bill had made for his classmates that had passed on. He was a big guy...

Enzo, As an instructor, I have learned more from teaching than I ever did from learning. One of the most important things that I have learned is that everybody is different - we learn different - we stand different - stroke different - think different - and for that reason there will be things...

Bill was good friend that was very supportive and kind to everybody he came in contact with. I enjoyed our e-mails, chatting on Facebook, and our phone calls that were filled with a lot of his stories and his thunderous laughter. Bill's final post on Az generated our final phone conversation...

Bill was a good man with a heart as big as all outdoors. He worked so hard memorializing his friends, it is only fitting that we as a group do something very special for him.

The rest of us had some really nice things to say about you - the intent of the thread sorta backfired.

The last conversation I had with Bill Bell (Hemicudas) he said that he watched the entire show trying to figure out who that guy reminded him of, and then he figured out it was me. The first time someone said something to me about it, I was like ... who? I had never seen the show before.

I've been compared to that guy also. in fact, about a month and a half ago, I had the entire kitchen staff at a restaurant laying bets as to whether I was him or not - I kept wondering why people kept poking their heads out of the kitchen and looking at me. FWIW, I look nothing like Archer. :p

He's one of my favorite people and one of my favorite players. I'd be over there in a heartbeat - even if it was just to rack for him.

Don't worry, I told him that I knew him better than that and that I could tell that he was hustlin' me. Mike, It's pretty bad when a guy in his 70's tries to hustle you like a you're a sucker. Bob also told me that I was the only person in the room old enough to remember how many times he had...

Doug, I agree with Jennie - here is the best person to get with - http://www.poolsites.net/ :dance:

Damn ... and just when I was getting ready to nominate you for card girl.