Quest for Fire?

bud green said:

CJ also has said 20,000 years ago there was another civilization on Earth that was FAR more advanced than we are IIRC.

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that's more probable than the moon emitting light in various shapes onto our disc shaped earth

Chili Palmer said:

You sir, are not a 450

And right back at ya, hope all is well

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yeah i think it was based off of like 14 games or something. it doesnt seem like theres a lot of normal big table 9 ball tournaments around here that report to fargo.

it seems to me that its usually some kind of 8 on the front 9 on the back race to 2 with a bunch of other goofy rules type tourny that reports their matches.

the one i played at was at GK billiards but i don’t think they’ve done it since. it was just wpa 9ball no funny stuff, big tables, small pockets. i was actually hitting them alright that day but the other guy was super slow and i ended up rattling like an 8 and then a 9 later to lose.

still i doubt its really THAT far off. fargo doesnt really care what you know or how hard your out was it just says whether you win or lose at 9ball, and i can ALWAYS figure out a way to lose that stupid ass game lol

maha said:

he is right about an advanced civilization 20,000 years ago.

its called the natives and indians and such that lived then.

they had good family values and only took from the land what they really needed not wasted all the resources. and did not need all sorts of gimmicks and gizmos to occupy their time.

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You sir, could benefit from a little historical reading. It wasn't even close to what you're saying.

Lowell said:

lost because I didn't touch the 8.

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What? I've played bar rules and have never heard of that one.

"Another quirk I come across sometimes is "one spot", where if your opponent scratches you can only place the cue ball on the head spot."
Do you mean in the "kitchen"? That's a common bar room rule where I'm from. It's different if they're playing BCA or APA rules. Behind the first two diamonds, aiming past the diamonds, not behind.