I figured we should update Murphy's Law for pool, the old saying that anythnig that can go wrong will.
1. A pocket, that is blocked so as not to allow an object ball to pass, will happily suck in a cue ball from any angle.
2. When leaning your $1,000 cue somewhere "just for a second", it will manage to throw itself on the hardest surface in the surrounding 20 feet .
3. The leak in the ceiling will always be over the playing surface of the best table.
4. The D player that just drove up in a Bently "doesn't gamble".
I'll stop here and let you guys fill some in
1. A pocket, that is blocked so as not to allow an object ball to pass, will happily suck in a cue ball from any angle.
2. When leaning your $1,000 cue somewhere "just for a second", it will manage to throw itself on the hardest surface in the surrounding 20 feet .
3. The leak in the ceiling will always be over the playing surface of the best table.
4. The D player that just drove up in a Bently "doesn't gamble".
I'll stop here and let you guys fill some in
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