asiasdad
Banned
And don't get in the elevator with hookers. That's a good tip too.
Speaking of prostitutes,
only buy your cue from the cue maker, that way you
won't get robbed by the cue ho's.
And don't get in the elevator with hookers. That's a good tip too.
And don't get in the elevator with hookers. That's a good tip too.
On the subject of tips. Is it required or expected to tip a hooker for exceptional service? :shrug:
I think for safety it's best to just give the tip
If it's a really good hooker....you usually give them ball-in-hand....
...what more do they want?
I think for safety it's best to just give the tip
LOL .. bet Earl would love to hear that one.
He no longer uses a Cuetec, but some others do....
APA 6? You'll be donating.
But, if you must, at least know what your loss will be.
As the late Grady Matthews recounted, "A betting man knows, that two even money propositions is actually three to one against."
As as "The Kid From Brooklyn" often yelled... Think about it !!!
All the best,
WW
Just talked to a buddy of mine, said he lost his first match, went to challenge table and ended up matchingg up with a dude who lost 2$500 sets and wants to play more...and my bud is no champ.
Are you trying to set up the OP? :grin-square::grin-square::grin-square::grin-square::grin-square:
I am a legit APA 6. You could look me up - Steve Sherman 42949. I am at the expo. If you want some reasonable action straight up, PM me. Happy to play some sets if you like.
If a guy wants to flip quarters with you for 100, don't do it. Especially if he offers you 2:1 on the $.
If a guy wants to bet he can jump over the pool table, don't do it.
If anyone wants to shoot a CB across the room and bet he can make it through somebody else's legs, bet at your own risk.
When you hear somebody barking about spot shots, particularly if clad in athletic shorts and slippers, place your wallet in your front pocket and hold it there with your hand as if you are a tourist riding the NYC subway for the first time.
That should cover you from the expo bandits, first timer. If you want to actually bet on pool, have fun and don't wager much more than you would be upset about if you left it in your pants in the wash on laundry day.
If a guy wants to flip quarters with you for 100, don't do it. Especially if he offers you 2:1 on the $.
If a guy wants to bet he can jump over the pool table, don't do it.
If anyone wants to shoot a CB across the room and bet he can make it through somebody else's legs, bet at your own risk.
When you hear somebody barking about spot shots, particularly if clad in athletic shorts and slippers, place your wallet in your front pocket and hold it there with your hand as if you are a tourist riding the NYC subway for the first time.
That should cover you from the expo bandits, first timer. If you want to actually bet on pool, have fun and don't wager much more than you would be upset about if you left it in your pants in the wash on laundry day.