Re: Things I have noticed lately

Ed McCune says...
Often guys will say they have too much crap running around there heads
or someone else tells them they are thinking too much but thats not the
real problem. The real problem is thinking about the wrong stuff at the
wrong time.

I remember overhearing a couple of guys playing on a nearby table. One
missed a shot and explained how he missed it because he was taking this
into account and that into account. I don't remember the details but
some of it was stuff we talk about here. His buddy listened to this and
deadpanned, "It took years of experience to miss that shot".

John Black

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