Over the years, I heard several funny phrases from pooldom that stuck in my head. Here's a few...
"The balls don't stay loyal to anyone for long" = No matter how good a roll or bad a roll you got, other people get good and bad rolls also. If you're shooting "lights out", just wait. The balls will turn on you soon enough.
"The balls know who's winning" = When a player gets several great rolls, including slopping in off other balls, when YOU'RE losing. Or visa-versa.
"The Dribble Stroke" = Grady Mathews has said this on Accu-Stats tapes.
When you totally mess up a stroke, often when trying to just bunt a ball ever so slightly. AKA as having a hitch in your stroke on an important shot.
"There's snow in the subway" = Snow (cue ball) subway (pocket). Someone scratched by putting the cue ball in a pocket.
"Chicken bone in your throat (or opponants) = Choking on a shot.
Any that come to your mind?
"The balls don't stay loyal to anyone for long" = No matter how good a roll or bad a roll you got, other people get good and bad rolls also. If you're shooting "lights out", just wait. The balls will turn on you soon enough.
"The balls know who's winning" = When a player gets several great rolls, including slopping in off other balls, when YOU'RE losing. Or visa-versa.
"The Dribble Stroke" = Grady Mathews has said this on Accu-Stats tapes.
When you totally mess up a stroke, often when trying to just bunt a ball ever so slightly. AKA as having a hitch in your stroke on an important shot.
"There's snow in the subway" = Snow (cue ball) subway (pocket). Someone scratched by putting the cue ball in a pocket.
"Chicken bone in your throat (or opponants) = Choking on a shot.
Any that come to your mind?