Question about Jose Parica
- By white1
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I agree jay for what it’s worth. Jose had a gear that Efren didn’t like.Jose cleaned out Earl and a squad of backers playing Ten Ball the first time they met up.
I agree jay for what it’s worth. Jose had a gear that Efren didn’t like.Jose cleaned out Earl and a squad of backers playing Ten Ball the first time they met up.
Your point is well taken but that would imply that the ''waxer'' is practising with the tampered cueball, plus since he could not do that in every match, would have to dial in on two cueballs...Unfamiliarity. It only takes one contrived junction to irreparably alter the course of the tournament. For instance, one player on long odds getting by via a rigged match means a stronger player didn't - good news for someone down the line.
Fantastic share jam…..back before pool got soft….mostly just robotic boredom now..oh for the days of Keith, buddy, Louie, earl and two dozen more I could name of course. I was blessed to be a part of those real good years from the 70’s on til pool got soft. Thx again.Thank you T411 for "liking" a couple of my previous posts on this old thread.
I just re-watched the "You can put that on the internet" thread between Keith McCready and Alex Pagulayan, and I can't believe I never noticed and/or thought about this previously. The last game in the hill-hill thriller, Keith bends down to shoot the 5 left-handed and pulls back. Keith accidentally moved the 9 ball. Instead of losing because of all-ball foul rule, Alex walked up to the table and moved the 9 ball back, allowing Keith to continue shooting for the win.
Shot I'm talking about --> Alex v. Keith at 2003 US Open
Not sure what that means…a legitimate matchFathertime and Dennis won't have the freedom to walk around, smoke his little handheld machine and stretch his legs while his opponent is shooting. Money games in the Philippines are very informal and you get a lot of freedom.
Dennis would have to legitimately sit there and wait till Kaci finishes shooting. Like a legitimate match.
I remember a bowling alley on Hawthorne but that was in the 70s. For better or worse, I missed the 80s, 90s boom.Yeah, west side of LA near LAX.
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Same here. He don't seem to be what he once was. Father time still undefeated.Dennis will proceed to get his ass handed to him. I've seen him play Manas and he looked like a shell of his former self. Manas wasn't playing any much better that day either.