I thought the expression was, "he couldn't spell pool even if you spotted him an O."He can't spell Zoom, let alone use it.
The term is Billiard Marker, not Maker. It refers to an attendant who kept score of games and otherwise facilitated the recreation activity.Lewis Carroll wrote in the Hunting of the Snark about billiards in 1876. Instead of calling a player a pro, the adjective used is a billiard-maker. The billiard-maker is described as having won more than his share, as if to describe an addiction to winning.
The curious nature of a reader may be alarmed to see banker follows billiard-maker. My question to the community is who is credited for describing a bank shot as a shot when the object ball is played off at least one rail into a pocket?
Does the banker refer to a billiard maker of different skill level?
A billiard-maker whose skill was immense,
Might perhaps have won more than his share--
But a banker, engaged at enormous expense,
Had the whole of their cash in his care.
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So close though.The term is Billiard Marker, not Maker. It refers to an attendant who kept score of games and otherwise facilitated the recreation activity.
So nice work Professor...maybe if you'd read the original works and not some Chinese website version you wouldn't go off in so many completely wrong directions.
Your/You're...Marker/Maker. Learn the difference. That concludes today's lesson.
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That also worksI thought the expression was, "he couldn't spell pool even if you spotted him an O."
pullI thought the expression was, "he couldn't spell pool even if you spotted him an O."
What's one little letter today.So close though.
The term is Billiard Marker, not Maker. It refers to an attendant who kept score of games and otherwise facilitated the recreation activity.
So nice work Professor...maybe if you'd read the original works and not some Chinese website version you wouldn't go off in so many completely wrong directions.
Your/You're...Marker/Maker. Learn the difference. That concludes today's lesson.
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Referencing Charles Dodgson aka Lewis Carroll in this thread is somehow appropriate in a strange and twisted way. I wonder how much influence the following conversation between a lost and confused Alice and the Cheshire Cat had on our OP...Lewis Carroll wrote in the Hunting of the Snark about billiards in 1876. Instead of calling a player a pro, the adjective used is a billiard-maker. The billiard-maker is described as having won more than his share, as if to describe an addiction to winning.
The curious nature of a reader may be alarmed to see banker follows billiard-maker. My question to the community is who is credited for describing a bank shot as a shot when the object ball is played off at least one rail into a pocket?
Does the banker refer to a billiard maker of different skill level?
A billiard-maker whose skill was immense,
Might perhaps have won more than his share--
But a banker, engaged at enormous expense,
Had the whole of their cash in his care.
View attachment 694311
The term is Billiard Marker, not Maker. It refers to an attendant who kept score of games and otherwise facilitated the recreation activity.
So nice work Professor...maybe if you'd read the original works and not some Chinese website version you wouldn't go off in so many completely wrong directions.
Your/You're...Marker/Maker. Learn the difference. That concludes today's lesson.
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I would say we expect better, but, you know...I was using Ebooks on EBSCOhost.
I was using Lewis Carroll.I was using Ebooks on EBSCOhost.
Your paper shaft would fit right in with this.Adaptation of African billiards is underway.
Africa is rich with history and tradition.
A modern version with standard pool competition equipment is being thought out.
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African Billiards
HISTORY OF AFRICAN BILLIARDS African billiards was developed from an indigenous game of marble seeds derived from some leguminous plants that permeate many parts of West Africa from the bush –fallo…afrotradosports.wordpress.com
Your paper shaft would fit right in with this.
When finished playing African Billiards they could double as pea shooters with the seeds.
But what ensures the thermal integrity of your bowl cut when your out in the real world, if you ever actually leave Grandma's garageIts now being branded as a paper wrap sleeve. A paper wrap sleeve is a pool player personalization accessory to unique identify shooting equipment in storage.
Think comic book sleeves. Its pool cue sleeves. Not paper shaft. It is to give players on camera interview merchandise to show off with branding.
The sleeve ensures thermal integrity when out of case.
I will approach Emily or Karim with a sales pitch next month.
Its now being branded as a paper wrap sleeve. A paper wrap sleeve is a pool player personalization accessory to unique identify shooting equipment in storage.
Think comic book sleeves. Its pool cue sleeves. Not paper shaft. It is to give players on camera interview merchandise to show off with branding.
The sleeve ensures thermal integrity when out of case.
I will approach Emily or Karim with a sales pitch next month.
You won't.I will approach Emily or Karim with a sales pitch next month.