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Where are the comments from the "it's not the arrow, it's the Indian" camp?

Bristol and Danny were definitely stand up people.

I just read this whole thing! Why any instructor would get into these kind of arguments online is beyond me. It only makes you look bad, sir.

Stop paying for it. From my experience, it's the only surefire way of it either getting better or not being your problem anymore. :D

I bolded the part where I stopped reading. It's all that needs to be said. These guys are superhuman.

Definitely changed my opinion... :D:D:D:D

I think it's a difficult game. Like Sammy said, everyone has their own opinion and Mark is clearly very passionate about this game.

Nope, really old post. I worked out there for a few months two years ago. I thought Stixx and Stones was the best place to play.

I just don't understand the boxing thing. It's like my posts pissed him off enough to want to fight me, but only if there are rules. We can fight or not... I can bench press Danny, he can't say the same.

I was challenged to a boxing match. This guy is hilarious.

Everyone knows you need to get a denim jacket for the patches.

The only way to make a gold satin jacket uglier is to add APA patches. They did you a favor, sir.

As far as I'm concerned, the blonde in the shower was the star of that movie.

One of my favorite pool movies!

They still have pool league but don't run tournaments anymore. The tables are playable, but even their management will admit the pool tables are not their priority. If I was as successful as they are, I wouldn't care about the pool tables either. To their credit, at least they're not...

Kim knocked me out of the USBTC in Reno a few years after his eye injury. He could still play great!

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't Kim's eye injury 4 or 5 years before MBC even opened? I don't think the eye had anything to do with the business failing, just poor management.

For a one-time fee of $100, you can be a member too.

I'm a member there, although I haven't been there in over a year. You can show up randomly to play, but you have to hope there is a table available. I never saw more than one table being used at a time but that may have changed. The rate was $20 per hour, per player. Pretty steep. The owner...