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I think Baseth caught a break on that last game. The 2 ball was going to rest up against the 9 ball, after the break, but it rolled back off the template giving him just enough room to make the 2 in the side past the 9.

I knew Veronica when she was in the Mankato MN area. Great player and just all around good person! I haven't seen her in many years, but it doesn't look like she has changed much at all!

He played in Denver and got to do both of the things he loves to do!

Plus he got to spend several more days on the lake fishing instead of on a plane!

I don't know about that, but I know there is a player that used to shoot right handed and now plays left handed that is 800+. Some people can adapt. Probably not all people though. I'm sure with some if you try to correct their bad mechanics you will ruin them.

Shane must have woke up!

Well, don't let it happen again!!! 🤨🤣😂🤣

If you want to say he had an easy road, that is your opinion. I disagree.

Just wait, you're getting older! 🤣

Everybody that was born in about a 20 year time frame knew that was Jenny's number. I think phone companies went several years where they wouldn't issue that number to anyone.

A friend of mine ran 5 or 6 racks of 8 ball against me once. Playing on a 7' Diamond. He is currently a 506 Fargo. I still won the set though

During deer hunting some of the hunting party walks through the brush pushing the deer towards other members that are posted ahead.

Where I am at UPS is much better than FedEx.

I had that problem at a tournament recently. Luckily I was able to squeak by a couple of matches like that and then something clicked and I didn't have a problem with the 8 anymore. I like the idea of playing shape though!

Bragger!!!

I would stack some quarters on the table. You can jump a few quarters with an almost level cue bridging on the rail. I would just add quarters until I was confident, then a cube of chalk, then stack a couple of cubes. Best thing is to work into it slowly. Don't start out trying to jump a full...

Try jumping with your break cue. Harder tip and no low deflection shaft will work good.

30 years ago farmers in southern Minnesota liked to have their corn planted by the 1st week of May.6 weeks earlier than that would be mid to late March. I don't see anyone planting corn in southern Minnesota in March.

My question is, what kind of oil was he using that it hadn't completely seized? There couldn't have been much left in the oil pan after all that damage!