it's good to be the run-out King
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Understandably since they had to settle for humans.Just in case you were wondering, I do not subscribe to the idea of "the divine right of kings."
Understandably since they had to settle for humans.Just in case you were wondering, I do not subscribe to the idea of "the divine right of kings."
It will finally set a good example for youth and pooldom.OK, so one day there will be a robot that can give Filler the seven. How will this affect the game long-term?
I'll let you knowAre you on the phone at this time? Is texting your opponent when he begins to shoot a shark or fair game?
So you're saying you are an APA 4?Last night was the 8-ball league payout, my team came in first again this session to a good natured (I think) round of boos.
I was crowned the King of break and runs with 10.
Today I played one pocket with my normal opponent and beat him 6 straight games while occasionally mentioning how good it was to be the king.
He got rather upset and quit, it was a lot of fun for me, him not so much.
Thank you Matt. Though it may not always appear to be the case, we (staff) try to be impartial and accommodating...On behalf of everyone that has scant knowledge of the particulars but high confidence in the objectivity and fairness how decisions are rendered by the Moderators and House Pro regarding compliance with clearly defined rules posted
for all to see and obey……I did not say comply because this is not a may or may not situation…….Thank you j2pac.
Thanks...I have been inspired in part by yours! By the way, I noticed that you refurbished yours white... My wife said that although it looks great, she doesn't think it would match the vision for our room. I am thinking about semi-gloss black wood with matte black rails and nickel plated castings (or silver paint for the feet).Nice find! Reminds me of my journey.