I went over to Kalamazoo this afternoon, to knock some balls around. It was dead in the poolroom, with the exception of one guy, playing with a house cue, by himself, in the corner. I got a table nearby, and began to do some practice. He missed a bunch of shots on purpose, thinking I might be fresh meat...but as soon as he figured out I wasn't going to bite, he started running out 9-ball! 
VERY smoooooooooth stroke...definitely knew what he was doing. Soon the owner came in, and they played some one pocket...which was totally one-sided. It was Bucky Bell, whom I had not seen in at least 10-15 years, and didn't recognize him, at first. He was looking for action, although I don't know if he was wanting to match up, or trying to steal. How he moved that CB so smoothly, using a old house cue, just lent additional credence to what I've always said...it isn't the ARROW...it's the INDIAN! LOL
Scott Lee
www.poolknowledge.com
VERY smoooooooooth stroke...definitely knew what he was doing. Soon the owner came in, and they played some one pocket...which was totally one-sided. It was Bucky Bell, whom I had not seen in at least 10-15 years, and didn't recognize him, at first. He was looking for action, although I don't know if he was wanting to match up, or trying to steal. How he moved that CB so smoothly, using a old house cue, just lent additional credence to what I've always said...it isn't the ARROW...it's the INDIAN! LOLScott Lee
www.poolknowledge.com
