RE: After bowling lunch venue was a great success!

I was really good in college because the hippies that were my best friends all hung out at a place that didn't even have a pool table if you can imagine such a place. Instead, they had 3 fooseball tables and the competition was pretty awesome there. We had a ton of rules that extended well beyond no spinning and it was pretty intense. I got really good from the back line and if playing doubles with a competent person playing offense I was often able to nail that sweet spot gap between the 3 man offense where if the person doesn't switch over fast enough I can absolutely slam it all the way down and make that "BANG" sound of the back of the net on the back end. My favorite type of goal involved a back pass to the keeper utilizing the same gap and had developed a backswing on the keeper (without spinning) that was just oh so glorious when it worked. I called that one a "downtown."