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Roy is streaming!
Kd
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Roy is streaming!
Kd
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Nice to see Keith back in action. We can thank Jam for extending his career. :thumbup:
Thanks, Jay! :smile: Keith has a new bounce in his step in recent times, thanks to pool.
It's hard to find a balance that is "just right," as Goldilocks would say, between pool and life. The pool lifestyle is fun and kind of a rich man's high because it is costly to attend two, three, and four pool tournaments a month. However, these weekend happenings are more affordable, especially the local events.
Would like to hit Turning Stone and this incredible new Buffalo's that everybody keeps raving about. And then there's The Ice House and Griff's and Fargo's. So many cool pool rooms to see. I'll be more like a pool tourist, I guess. Keith, on the other hand, will soak up every minute he's there in each pool room and tournament.
Pool is cool, and pool in one's life is a blessing for people like you and Keith who do appreciate the finer's points of what pool really has to offer. :smiling-heart:
Jam, is there a website for those t shirts?
This is a great thread JAM! It's so good to see Keith out having fun like he used to. It's very difficult to adjust to having pool in your blood for your entire life, and then just step away cold turkey for years! We're all glad to see Keith back out on the trail, and we all wish you both the best! Keep those t-shirts coming :thumbup:
Scott Lee
http://poolknowledge.com
Thanks, Jay! :smile: Keith has a new bounce in his step in recent times, thanks to pool.
It's hard to find a balance that is "just right," as Goldilocks would say, between pool and life. The pool lifestyle is fun and kind of a rich man's high because it is costly to attend two, three, and four pool tournaments a month. However, these weekend happenings are more affordable, especially the local events.
Would like to hit Turning Stone and this incredible new Buffalo's that everybody keeps raving about. And then there's The Ice House and Griff's and Fargo's. So many cool pool rooms to see. I'll be more like a pool tourist, I guess. Keith, on the other hand, will soak up every minute he's there in each pool room and tournament.
Pool is cool, and pool in one's life is a blessing for people like you and Keith who do appreciate the finer's points of what pool really has to offer. :smiling-heart:
Bottom line Jam, Keith is an icon in the pool world. The oral and written history on him stretches back to his youth in the 60's, when he was gambling with the big boys in Bellflower at age 14! There were only two other players who could draw a crowd like Keith back then; Ronnie Allen and Louie Roberts. To get all three together in the same room was pure entertainment.
I'm leaving out Fats, who was the most famous pool player who ever lived, because he was all showman and rarely hit a ball or played anyone. These three guys above lived for the action and made it happen wherever they were. I feel fortunate to be part of their generation and spend so much time in their company. So many good memories!
Video of the match! FYI
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1925523377704552&id=100007407244213
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I don't have Facebook will this video play without being a member of Facebook?