: About Me

Hello. Heres a few of my stats:

I'm 31 year old male, single & from Sunny Tyneside(Newcastle) in the north of the UK.

And thats proper north not just north of London!
(closer to Scotland than it is to London)

I love to laugh & chuckle my way through life & I love to write. I was told I couldn't write by inept teachers at school & didn't get my basic GCSE in English, due to a poor English teacher who refused to enter my course work toward my exam losing me 70% of my marks & any chance of a pass of any kind.

I have a real passion for all sports which stems from a unconditional love of my home town football(soccer) team, Newcastle United, 'Ho-way the Lads'.

Have yourself a perusal through my articles, they're a diverse bunch because I have too many opinions on too many things that don't concern me - or so I'm told!

Enjoy, & if you're not already a member sign up to Helium, It's really addictive & whether an experienced writer or if you've never wrote before, find a topic that you have an interest in & give it go, I think you'll surprise yourself.

My passion is ...

Newcastle United

I know too much about ...

nothing. Can you know too much?

My parents always told me ...

Shooshhh....!

My favorite memory ...

is the 256mega bytes on the PS3

Why I write ...

Expression

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Screen/Screen/T.V. in background

My inspiration ...

A girl I once met

Sports & Recreation > Sports & Recreation (Other) Pool and billiards tips: How to have the correct stance

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Playing billiards and pool can be made a great deal easier if you know and familiarize yourself with the correct stance. Throughout a game it won't always be possible to address every shot with the ideal stance but practicing the correct stance will make it second nature to you to achieve a stance as close to the correct stance as is possible, making the most of any position or situation you may find yourself in for any particular shot in a game. The correct stance in pool and billiards shot involve: 1) Getting your bridge hand flat on the table behind the cue ball. 2) Bringing your head a...

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