takeitdown
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Been full for months.
You should pay for next turning stone for 1/8-1/11/15 event by Halloween if you want in. For 200 bucks it's a great event.
Turning Stone XXII- the prediction thread
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Been full for months.
You should pay for next turning stone for 1/8-1/11/15 event by Halloween if you want in. For 200 bucks it's a great event.
takeitdown
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I think having a chance beats just going through the motions.
takeitdown
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Quit making sense. It has no place here.
Someone was looking for player list for turning stone....there's one at the beginning of this thread
Turning Stone starts tomorrow...
Get your final four in now. a little bit of action has already been wagered here so I thought we should keep this going so we don't forget.
After that immortal race to 100 between Shane and Shaw just a few days ago. Watch for those two guys to come off the blocks in full stroke.
Get your final four in now. a little bit of action has already been wagered here so I thought we should keep this going so we don't forget.
After that immortal race to 100 between Shane and Shaw just a few days ago. Watch for those two guys to come off the blocks in full stroke.
Yes, it is fantastic for spectators, and yet the bleachers remain largely empty. I hope that with such a strong field this year a lot more folks will show up and cheer these great players on. I know we will be there on Friday and Saturday. It's be great to sweat a few matches with some AZBers.
BTW didn't I see Jasmin Ouschan on the players list a few weeks ago, or was I hallucinating? I've never seen her play in person, and she is one of my favorite players.
I don't remember her on the list. She played there once back in summer 2007. I think there is a world women's tournament going on some where and she would be there.
I agree. Here's my Dirty Dozen, but there is another dozen or so who threaten to go very deep or even snap it off.
Archer
Bustamante
Dechaine
Oscar D.
Hatch
Hohmann
Immonen
Kiamco
Morris
Shaw
Strickland
Van Boening
OK... add Sossei to make it a Dirty Baker's Dozen.
I'm stoked for this event. Too bad my main lady can't get Thursday off or we'd be there then as well. Lots of great players here, and if the setup is the same as before the renovation, you can park your butt at one of the tables along the aisle and get VIP seating for free. Doesn't get any better for a railbird than this IMO.
Agree with that shortlist . Would include Earl also. In lead up to World Cup of pool, the man may be turning in on at Turning or turning to stone at Turning Stone
Dead Money it is when only about 5% of field can win it.
when does it start
About 4 pm EST tomorrow.
thank you.....................
I know what I'll be doing the next few days . This will be a great event
. This will be a great eventWhat data from Mosconi Cup competition supports the claim that this is the second string? There are people missing who turned in pretty poor Mosconi Cup performances, and there are people who are there that have turned in *no* Mosconi Cup performances. I really don't see how any conclusions can be drawn at this time.
KMRUNOUT
The team with the best players doesn't always win in fact they often lose
Tom Brady was a second string QB ,, when he won his first Super Bowl .. There are to many examples to list where blue collar teams beat blue chip teams ,,
Because the blue collar team has better chemistry players that work harder to make up for their lack of talent ,, instead of a bunch of head cases who disrupt team chemistry
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Was there for three hours last night, earl started 6 pm, was on the hill in 31 minutes, won 9-0 at 35 minutes. That guy plays super fast.
First time watching Jason Shaw in person, he pockets balls exact. Like lightning.
Shane wouldn't leaves the table until he was told to even after winning, guy is always practicing.
Even though the big names are playing mostly short stops, it's still great to see the warm up routines and watch them in full free stroke mode. Lots of great cue ball action.
First time watching Jason Shaw in person, he pockets balls exact. Like lightning.
Shane wouldn't leaves the table until he was told to even after winning, guy is always practicing.
Even though the big names are playing mostly short stops, it's still great to see the warm up routines and watch them in full free stroke mode. Lots of great cue ball action.
