Scott Frost pulls a Favre!

Luxury

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Good for you Scott! Nothing wrong with coming out of retirement. I knew darn well that wasn't gonna last. Bonus Ball is here to stay. I have always believed in it and those who damned it should learn to have faith in our fellow innovators.

I hope however, you still have pursued Dealer School. Get a job and still play pool. It can be done!
 
Anything posted on Facebook is considered "looking for attention". WTF do you think Facebook is????
 
Scott seems like a good guy on the surface and i love his one pocket dvd. Taught me a few moves for sure, so i hope that whatever road he chooses, he does well.
 
Facebook is a spot where pros have conversations they control.

The right move for Scott is to pursue what opportunities are available.
 
JB Cases said:
Facebook is a spot where pros have conversations they control.

The right move for Scott is to pursue what opportunities are available.
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That's right. They can control who can and cannot post comments to their own posts. Also, no one can hide their identity behind screen names, so whatever they post, they are personally accountable for. It makes Facebook a much more civil place than AZB.

Roger
 
I never believed he would retire, he doesn't seem like the 9 to 5 type.
 
He said he was "retiring" and then showed up to play at the U.S. Open like a week or two later...
 
Roger Long said:
That's right. They can control who can and cannot post comments to their own posts. Also, no one can hide their identity behind screen names, so whatever they post, they are personally accountable for. It makes Facebook a much more civil place than AZB.

Roger
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While agree with the spirit of your post, you absolutely can hide behind screen names on facebook. Heck, I could change my screen name to Hitler and post on his comments if I felt the need. But, as you said, he has the ability to have more control on FB than other sites.
 
Cdryden said:
While agree with the spirit of your post, you absolutely can hide behind screen names on facebook. Heck, I could change my screen name to Hitler and post on his comments if I felt the need. But, as you said, he has the ability to have more control on FB than other sites.
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Sure, you can make up a screen name on Facebook, but it's still much more difficult to keep your true identity hidden for very long. If you want to be nothing more than an anonymous troll there, you won't survive. Because of that, the overwhelming majority of members there choose to join under their real names, whereas on AZB the ratio is just reversed. And with the ability to "unfriend" people, thereby halting their ability to be disruptive forces in discussions you have initiated, most discussions on Facebook remain very civil.

Roger
 
That was the most restful, introspective retirement ever...some need years to wind down from their 40-45 year career as a Doctor, Engineer, or CFO...this cat needed a single weekend to recover from his career as a Pro Pool Player.

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He said he was "retiring" and then showed up to play at the U.S. Open like a week or two later...
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mosconiac said:
That was the most restful, introspective retirement ever...some need years to wind down from their 40-45 year career as a Doctor, Engineer, or CFO...this cat needed a single weekend to recover from his career as a Pro Pool Player.
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Hahahaha. Like Allen Iverson announcing his retirement 2 days ago and then comes back this coming Monday to play for the 76ers again.

"Just needed a weekend bro, I'm back now."
 
I can't see someone with Scott's ability, especially in one pocket, just giving pool up. He might cut back his playing time, but you can't quit when your young and one of the best one pocket players in the world!

James
 
"You want to learn the first rule you'd know if you ever spent a day in your life...you never open your mouth till you know what the shot is."

Al Pacino in Glengarry Glen Ross
 
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