Screwball

That's how I would describe what ours looked like. Guys would use their last two fingers along side the table as a guide, while holding the puck with their thumb and first finger while throwing it, and even put a tad bit of spin on it. I thought it was fun. Wasn't any good, but fun.

Hahahaha!!!! Great stuff. Looks like the table can be from 9 to 22 ft long. Ours were at least 20.

Yea, it very well might have been. Guys got really competitive with that stuff. Played for money too. Of course they just got done bowling and there was beer.

Everyone is afraid. If you don't play the game, you have no game - may end up dead if needed. Not to downplay what all these sick ****s did, but it's also about blackmail, influence, and the continuing punishment of the working people of this country. We are not in the big club. They are, and the beatings will continue until moral improves. I have no doubt what has been released is only the tip of the iceberg. Not that this is the first scandal in the history of the world, but it might be the best chance we the people have to expose and fix the rot. I don't think history has ever given us a movie more grotesque than this one - and right in our face - this should be easy. If we had news this would be the lead story on every channel every night until justice is served. Hahahaha! Guess who owns all that. As much as the people seem to hate each other today, I truly wish and hope this topic is one that may unite them. Do you have a son or daughter? This isn't difficult. The first, the last, and everyone in between. Nothing else is acceptable.

This table looks pretty clean, but the same thing we used to play. Part of the deal was also about the "stuff" you put on the table. I don't remember what it was. They would have like a large salt shaker with small pebble type stuff they would sprinkle on the table. The more "stuff" the faster it was. Kinda like oil and bowling lanes. I don't remember, 25 ft long? It was fun. Loser buys the next round.

I was right handed but switched because I couldn't hit the floor if I fell off a chair. Didn't see many lefties, but it was inevitable. 18 and over league, this guy was pretty good. I knew he was going to buzz the tower and then feed me his nasty ass curve. He got a bit wild - hit me in the head first pitch - two at bats in a row. Next time up I batted right handed, got a single no less. That was a blind squirrel thing. That might explain a lot.

This entire streaming war is nuts. What do you buy/subscribe to to watch what you want to see? Between regular TV and all the sports stuff it has become so difficult. One would think, and I know it doesn't work this way, why can't I just pay for what I watch and nothing else? That would be so simple and easy - but no. I have YouTube TV, but don't get all the ESPN stuff, like ESPN+ that I want for college basketball, so I buy it separate for $12.00 a month. I got YouTube TV because they carried the NFL Sunday Ticket. I hear Hulu, or maybe Peacock, has ESPN+ and I wouldn't have to pay. But they don't have NFL Sunday ticket. Then there is the NFLX stuff. They have a bunch of movies, but it seems like when there is one I want to watch, they don't have it. So I have to go elsewhere, and usually end up paying for it. Recent example was Miracle, the movie about the 1980 Olympic hockey team. $3.99. Great! It's no wonder people are going to alternative devices to screw these people. I'm told you can buy some sort of a box and get everything for $350 bucks. How long that lasts, who knows. Then there is the Firestick thing and hack it. Looky here - free baseball games.

That's weak, even for you. Ghislaine Maxwell was on trial in 2022. None of the perpetrators were charged or named. Biden was president. The lead prosecutor was none other than Maurene Comey, daughter of James Comey. They knew and did nothing. They should rot in hell.

A couple of books on these subjects; Reminiscences of a Stock Operator - Amazon <- this one is about Jesse Livermore - great read. Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt - Amazon <- this on on high frequency trading by Wall Street written by Michael Lewis of Moneyball - another great read. The most expensive piece of real estate in NY is the server closest to the exchange. Don't remember the year, but they spent millions of dollars to run a fiber optic cable from The City (London version of Wall Street) to the NYSE to save like 6 milliseconds on trades.

Why wasn't something done over the last 20+ years? Look at the names, the pictures, the emails. Over 300 names, and that's probably not all of them. These people all run in the same circles, they know what the hell was going on, and did nothing. Why? Because they are either paid off or blackmailed to STFU and not do anything. They are all protecting each other. But it's easier to just blame Trump because he's the cause of everything bad in the world. Epstein was first arrested in 2008ish, Maxwell was at Chelsea Clinton's wedding in 2010. Trump had a TV show that year. Epstein was busted again in 2019 so there's a good 8 or 9 more years of Epstein terror to who knows how many victims, and NOBODY did anything. But it's all Trumps fault. Pull the other one.

Epstein was first busted in like 2008. It didn't start then. Over the years, so many knew, and did nothing. It's bigger than just the horrors of child abuse, but that part should enough to unite every mother and father who has a son or daughter (I'm sure both were abused by these sick ****s) no matter of political leanings.

This country is a ****ed up mess right now, but let's not lose the football. A good way to start fixing it is the 800 pound gorilla in the room - The Epstein files. There was a poll asking who should be the first two people arrested. Easy; the first, the last and ever other sick **** in between. Nothing else is acceptable. They are the big club.

Watching the curling in the Olympics was really cool stuff since forever, and it still is quite entertaining. We use to bowl at 6:30, get done at 9ish, go in the lounge and play shuffleboard. It was a riot. It is shuffleboard on ice. No fingers. 🙂 I got a kick out of the 1972 guy with the lung dart sticking out of his mouth. I'm guessing there were a few beers not far away.

Speaking of curling, not the Olympics but funny.

A local university had a lunch and learn thing a few days ago, the theme being: Using AI to solve real business problems. It was geared to the small business owner like you might see here in Cornhole. They probably can't make change. No thanks, I'll run my own business, then once you get hired I will train you. AI not required. We think for ourself.