kingwang said:

I thought the Philippines Open last year had one of the best atmospheres of any tournament on tour. Big crowds and not as ratchet as Mosconi, not as sterile as a lot of these other tournaments.

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Ratchet is the perfect word for it, to me.

I only modestly enjoy the Mosconi Cup, and it is largely because I think pool needs the format (like golf's Ryder and President Cups), but the drunken, loud, rude behavior (those are my opinions, to which I am entitled) just don't do it for me to make it a "great" event.

Will I watch it? Yeah. Do I love it? Not really.

Bumping it up as it’s still available dropping Price down to $280 shipped.

Any body using something like this

Oh Jesus!
I apologize for posting without reading 4 pages of discussion.
So my untarnished 50+ years of experience bar room competition for stakes, has provided an encyclopedia of shark moves. I expose my ability to do the same when the home team gets involved in the distraction routine.
The sharking was so juvenile, the giggly after is such a childish tell.
When I encounter childish behavior???? Well I can give lessons.

Americans definitely need a visa to travel to China. I’d get one many times for my dayjob over the years. It lasted 1 year with entry and exit max duration of 30 or 60 days (I forget). The last time I got one, which was I think about 2012, I was able to get a visa that lasted 10 years, instead of 1 year, with entry and exit duration a max of 60 days.

Our secretary would do a lot of the legwork for us, and the whole process would usually take about a month.

Idk if there is a “tourist” visa that might be simpler?

Had a 47 on Sunday, posted in the wrong place-

-dj

#6 looks very, very nice.......
Can I ask what's the lightest the butt weighs on #6?
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