Hijack a pool thread

Some guys have not learned to Let It Go™.

It's a major attitude adjustment that is wonderful when it finally sinks in.
It took me years to discover it. When I did, it was like... not giving a shit, but in a positive way.
Not caring that someone was wrong on the internet. Not caring that they refuse to
acknowledge my valid points, or just see reason. Being able to shrug when they act like a smug asshοle,
and walk away when they toss some little potshot.

For some people, it will always feel like losing and failure to allow someone to get the last word,
to be wrong (or differently-right), or to let some tiny insult slide. They just automatically react with
little voluntary thought. Like someone lobs a grenade at them and says "catch!" and they just reach out
instead of running the other direction.

I feel sorry for people living with this damaged mindset, they don't realize how much it lowers their
quality of life away from the keyboard.
 
CreeDo said:
Some guys have not learned to Let It Go™.

It's a major attitude adjustment that is wonderful when it finally sinks in.
It took me years to discover it. When I did, it was like... not giving a shit, but in a positive way.
Not caring that someone was wrong on the internet. Not caring that they refuse to
acknowledge my valid points, or just see reason. Being able to shrug when they act like a smug asshοle,
and walk away when they toss some little potshot.

For some people, it will always feel like losing and failure to allow someone to get the last word,
to be wrong (or differently-right), or to let some tiny insult slide. They just automatically react with
little voluntary thought. Like someone lobs a grenade at them and says "catch!" and they just reach out
instead of running the other direction.

I feel sorry for people living with this damaged mindset, they don't realize how much it lowers their
quality of life away from the keyboard.
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Excellent words of wisdom. :)

Have to spread some more green around before I can rep you again. :wink:

BTW, recognizing banned members, multiple identities, and trolls is also something one should take into consideration before replying.
 
JAM said:
Excellent words of wisdom. :)

Have to spread some more green around before I can rep you again. :wink:

BTW, recognizing banned members, multiple identities, and trolls is also something one should take into consideration before replying.
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Thanks Jam ^^.

I think you're right, I feel like our mods could help fix some of these ongoing
pissing contests and grudge hijackings, and also spot the various multiple accounts
who have sprung up. Wilson and other will ban pretty freely but must be manually alerted,
I don't think they're reading most posts every day.
 
I walked into my pantry the other day and it occurred to me this was everything and old monkey like me could ask for.
 
I like the Walmart brand of coffee myself.

sfleinen said:
For a store-bought brand, it sure is good. Certainly beats "Folgers" and "Maxwell House." (Heck, even Chock Full O' Nuts beats them two.)

But hey, when the rest of the country thinks Olive Garden is "good Italian food," you have to reset your expectations that people know good coffee or food when they experience it. ;)

-Sean
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CreeDo said:
I feel sorry for people living with this damaged mindset, they don't realize how much it lowers their
quality of life away from the keyboard.
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I believe some define their life with the keyboard. You know the type who are online 8 to 15 hours a day. It is like a drug and they have to get a fix.


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Never underestimate the "Touch of Inside" Coffee

336Robin said:
I think the best way to recruit New Players to the sport is first apply the Touch of Inside Coffee Technique then stand on you head in front of the pool room and flail your legs wildly....works every time.
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Never underestimate the "Touch of Inside" Coffee Technique (TOICT), it's one of the secrets of the Kahuna Indian......they used Kona Coffee for the most intense training.

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Kona Coffee..oh he** yes!

CJ Wiley said:
Never underestimate the "Touch of Inside" Coffee Technique (TOICT), it's one of the secrets of the Kahuna Indian......they used Kona Coffee for the most intense training.

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Well my parents went to Hawaii and brought some back and gave me a couple pounds so I take it work.....and I was somewhere there wasn't a pot so I make shifted a pot out of Styrofoam cups, a filter and hot water from a hot shot heater. I was working the floor with particularly culinary young lady so we made the coffee together and we get this coffee made together and we sit back to enjoy. She took a drink of that heavenly brew about the same time as me and she looks over at me and says....boy I just became your Coffee Ho....Well the touch of Inside Coffee Technique found a home! Been a fan ever since Kona! Kona!

Now what's this about an Indian? lmao!
 
After a week in the hospital a man, who could only lie on his stomach,asked the nurse
for coffee.She siad let me check with the doctor.
She returned and said you can have only 1 cup.Since you have to stay on yous stomach
we are going to give you a 1 cup enema.
As the coffee enema starts,the man yells stop. The concerned nurse asks is it to hot?
No the man replies,you must have forgot the sugar,it isnt sweet enough.:grin-square:
 
prewarhero said:
I hereby claim this thread in the name of bonus ball. (Insert rant here)
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I dispute your claim and claim this thread in the name of uhh…uhh…a bad deal.…uhh…with uhh…YOU!!! You have my cuecasepaypalcreditcardinncorrectshippingdamaged… aw hell I don't have the energy
 
I went to the 'test' forum....
...they gave me an F....:angry::embarrassed2::rolleyes:
 
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