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Rodney Morris. Last time I talked to him, he just got a job at the Porsche dealer in Orlando. He is in their training program to be a salesman. He seemed pretty happy about it. With his outgoing positive personality, I think he will do great at it.

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A monument to having to much time on your hands and a reminder that it is never too late to start wasting your life. :D

1500? I have been using 2500 for years.

Downtown used to be fun. Now days the cops get robbed there. I am not exaggerating.

The Rack on Lamar is closest. Best pool room, in the worst location anywhere. I wouldn't go there after dark. Great room though. High Pockets on Summer. Good all around but the rail birds are chain smokers when they get going and they all line up by the good tables. As a side note, there...

I did that once. Didn't do any good. I lost a game because I missed a spot shot. So, I went to the back of the pool hall and shot spot shots continuously for 8 hours straight. Went back to the front of the pool hall, got in a game, lost because I missed a spot shot. Now, on the other hand...

What is the diameter of the butt at the bumper end?

Yes it's pretty strong. It goes away after a while. I didn't use it for that long before I discovered the Molinari which I have been using ever since.

Renaissance is pretty good but it sure has a strong smell. Molinari is my favorite. I tried them all. They also make the best gloves.

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I may have this backwards. It's been years since I played 9 ball. In addition to the above, the 2 ball goes on the opposite side from the side you opponent is breaking from. The 1 ball will tend to go back to the side the balls are being broken from. You want the 2 where they will have to...

You play like who you play with. Always been that way.

That has not been my experience. I have many hours of tape with Grady Matthews and Buddy Hall. Neither of them had a problem with me setting up a camera. It is common practice with golf pros.

I didn't know he was still there. I just had a lesson by accident with Rodney Morris over in Sanford last month. I was in the area checking out the pool rooms and he takes up on the table right next to me. I introduced myself and ask if he teaches. He said sure, come on. Is Mike still in...

Never thought of that. Cool. :thumbup:

Dry graphite. Not sure where to find that stuff now days. They used to use it on speedodometer cables. It would be perfect for your application.

I had the same idea many years(decades) ago. Snap On came out with what the called the dead blow hammer. It is a hammer with lead shot in the head. When you hit something with it, like an anvil, the head doesn't bounce up at all. It stays down. Other brands make them now days. I thought it...