I don't know what that is. I think that term was before my time.
Stan and a 33 minute video...
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Can't use google either evidently. Always happy to help a member out.
pik·er
/ˈpīkər/
noun
informal
1. North American
a gambler who makes only small bets.
•a stingy or cautious person.
2. Australian/NZ
a person who withdraws from a commitment.
Guess I may have a bit of Kiwi in me
You're not so big on searching for my original $40G proposal, I see. Wonder why.
You're not interested in taking CTE to the table. I wonder why?
If I told everyone that 2 plus 2 equals 4 and you are saying it equals 5, then I'll be taking you up on a bet for any amount of money. I'd get my cash out so fast the wind would knock you over.
Be careful when you ask for a proof.
Want to bet a dollar? or is that two?
Be careful when you ask for a proof.
Want to bet a dollar? or is that two?
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Dan, you sure do sound like the snowflakes that want a statue of George Washington torn down, and one of Marion Barry put up.
Funny thing is I may well be even more conservative than you.
Not sure what your point is, except you are beginning to act like a troll. Baiting people is frowned upon in this forum.
Just when I thought we were getting along...
He's too busy protesting what someone else said. He's done so much crying about it that he probably can't see the balls clearly anyways.
Then why did you do it with Cookie and myself?
What are you Neil, an A player, maybe even an Open player with all those years of CTE'ing under your belt? You still hitting 'em on that 7 footer?
That's a laugh. It doesn't matter what you say you are, your actions speak volumes. You have put so much snow in your posts that we all have had to go out and get shovels to wade through them.
Still don't make the effort to search for info. Always happy to help a member out.
Click on Neils name on one of his posts and you'll be taken to his vistors page. Look in the visitors messages and you will be able to compare his level to yours.
Cheers, matey
Originally Posted by Dan White:
What are you Neil, an A player, maybe even an Open player with all those years of CTE'ing under your belt? You still hitting 'em on that 7 footer?
Did anyone hear the sound of a sphincter popping?
What are you Neil, an A player, maybe even an Open player with all those years of CTE'ing under your belt? You still hitting 'em on that 7 footer?
Did anyone hear the sound of a sphincter popping?
Yes, looks like Neil beat a guy in 2013 who has posted on AZ 4 times and nobody knows. He played on a bar box, lol. I also saw Neil's BU score but again, it's a 7 ft table so what does that mean? I'm trying to refrain from taking the bait that Neil and you are throwing out there. My honest opinion is that pool on an 8' table is just barely pool, and on anything smaller is a different game entirely. Pool on a bar box might as well be bumper pool.
I'm not saying Neil can't play. I just can't judge anything on such small tables.
I've seen some of your posts on topics unrelated to CTE and even pool. I think you are actually pretty normal and well spoken on those other topics. Makes you appear almost human.
You, however, look to be teetering into the nuts category regarding CTE. We really appreciate your efforts to protect all our young virgin pool players though.
Cheers
Cheers
My high run in 9 ball on the 9' is only 6 racks. So I guess I'm not very good on a "real" table.
Strange how it so often seems that those that knock 7' tables seldom can run packages on them. Kinda like CTE, those that knock it just don't use it. Guess they would rather knock than learn.
Here's a joke for ya Dan.
There are two kinds of people: those that can reach a solution using an incomplete data set.
There are two kinds of people: those that can reach a solution using an incomplete data set.
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7' tables are a joke. I'd be embarrassed if I couldn't run out opposite handed on one. However, a 6 pack on a 9' table is excellent. I didn't say you were a good player or not. I said you can't tell how good someone really is by watching them run racks on a bar box. If you are a runout player on a 9' table then you certainly play well.