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She's the real deal, and I look forward to seeing her on TV. Edited to say: I didn't see the other threads, sorry for being redundant. Thats what I get for staying away from the forums for a while.

I usually bake myself some magic chalk brownies.

One time after I had finished a relatively long gambling session succesfully, I was goofing around at the table, and the people around seemed to be in a good mood just because lots of money had changed hands on side bets. This one girl wants to play me and for some reason a bunch of people...

I got a viagra stuck in my throat and had a stiff neck for a week.

I don't know the details but I know McCready beat Reyes on a barbox quite a bit and made some cheese.......maybe someone here can fill in the blanks. Ronnie Alcano is reputed to have beaten Reyes in Rotation.

Just in case any of you had any doubts, the russian text next to the video reads "Joke - nineball break".

I have the feeling that some of the posturing and belittling amongst the players was encouraged by espn to add drama.

I agree, all of the extraneous crap was poorly produced and painful to watch.

All that needs is some lighter fluid. And a match.

I know Jerry Briesath has helped Jeanette Lee with her game recently.

I'd like to see deuel vs pagaluyan or reyes.

Actually, if on the homepage under "Past Event Coverage" you click on 2005 US open 9ball it should take you to this page: http://www.billiardclub.net/showarticle.php?articleID=44 The vids should be there.

Fred, I may have misread your post; I thought you were saying that most world beaters use the parallel method as you have described. That I would have to disagree with. I've been to plenty of tournaments, and yes, top players do not keep their cues consistently level. However, when they use...

I can't get over how different the forms of older players look from the newer ones!

If I understand you correctly Fred, I highly disagree. You are telling me that most worldbeaters basically control how much the ball curves, and are basically slightly masse'ing on every shot? Then why are pros, and worldbeaters I might add, reluctant to shoot english with elevation unless...

I have no idea how you would make a shot with the parallel method then. how is it possible to make a shot with no compensation? Please don't answer by using a predator.

Unless the cueball is in the opposite corner and I'm jacked up, I can make it 20/20 all day. Don't worry if you can't; the important thing is you are actively trying to find your stroke.

I cue straight through the ball and you could say I use the parallel method. However, the actual line of the cue when applying english is not parallel to the line that would be used for center ball (otherwise you are not compensating). Compensating for english is not something that needs to...

Generally I practice extreme english shots: power draws, power follows, long cuts with lots of inside or outside. The reason is it forces me to get my stroke together fast and gives me a feel for the range of shots I'll be using, and adds confidence.

You might get your wrap dirty.