Derby City Memory

[Kentucky Rack Man]

Had the opportunity to meet the “Legend“. Mr. SJM from AZB himself. There was another dude that photo bombed us. Enjoyed chatting with Stu and he was willing to let me get a photo for my collection.

 

[Dead Money]

Had the opportunity to meet the “Legend“. Mr. SJM from AZB himself. There was another duded that photo bombed us. Enjoyed chatting with Stu and he was willing to let me get a photo for my collection.

Nice a couple of AZB legends in my book.

 

[sjm]

Enjoyed meeting you, too. Hope to catch up again at a future event.

 

[Fatboy]

Hey I know those guys!

I’m so sad I didn’t get they’re this year.

The one thing I love about pool is the hardcore life long people in pool. It’s possible to leave for a day or 5 years and pick back up right where you left off. Once you are established in this thing we got called “pool”.

I’m not sure how to get established-“pay your dues” is what I was told in 85. A guy named Tony White told me that in Stockton Ca, I wasn’t sure what he meant when he said it. I do now

Best
Fatboy

 

[Black-Balled]

I've seen that guy somewhere before too!

 

[Kentucky Rack Man]

Hey I know those guys!

I’m so sad I didn’t get they’re this year.

The one thing I love about pool is the hardcore life long people in pool. It’s possible to leave for a day or 5 years and pick back up right where you left off. Once you are established in this thing we got called “pool”.

I’m not sure how to get established-“pay your dues” is what I was told in 85. A guy named Tony White told me that in Stockton Ca, I wasn’t sure what he meant when he said it. I do now

Best
Fatboy

Yea, I know what you mean Fatboy, at 61 years old and from Kentucky pool was life in my early years. People think basketball when they say Kentucky but growing up in the 60’s I could not wait to move up to the table the big boys played on. It is like a way of life and once you are hooked you never stray. I am a long time follower of the forum and just started to learn how to write. Lol