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The drunk Scott Frost is pretty damn entertaining.

Play him again. If you lose, ask for weight. If he doesn't want to give up the weight, ask to play 9ball. If he doesn't want to do that, quit and find new action. Sounds like he's got plenty of action and you have none. Branch out and gamble some.

Huh? Good players who gamble? But you don't gamble... Top things I look for in a room. 1. Lots of action. 2. Decent tables. 3. Lots of action. 4. Beer. 5. Lots of action.

How many cigarette breaks does a baseball pitcher get?

You didn't quit winner. You had time for one set. He knew that.

Haha...I saw a guy do this, but the wall was actually a very large man. I've broken two cues. The first was out of anger (McDermott POS). The second was on a break shot (my beloved Jack Michaely shaft): splinters of shaft everywhere.

No you can't. Because there is no situation which makes quitting winner look good. Play cards at the ATF office? What does that have to do with anything?

How can someone own music? I remember watching Efren and Scott play for several hours....I wonder who owns that memory

Who's crying? Let me ask you something. If you go sit at a cash game, win one big hand, and cash out, what do you think the other players are going to do? Better question: would you pull this move in a seedy card room?

If you win the first 5 then I win the next 10, why on earth would I want to quit?. In fact, you should probably be kicking yourself for not quitting at even. You should also contemplate quitting before you lose more.

You're saying that you go off if you lose the first couple sets? When we play, I'll be sure to win the first 2 sets since you can't come back from that.:thumbup:

...because I was obviously being serious:rolleyes:

I'll put $200 against your pile of chalk...let's do this!

Why stop there? Bill Gates doesn't think twice about losing a million dollars. Why can't Gates sponsor a pool tournament? Pool players might get peanuts...but at least they get peanuts. You should see the tiddlywinks players. Those guys in the top 1% talent would be lucky to get even one peanut.

Ok...then I will publicly say it. When you gamble with me, we will play indefinitely or until the loser quits or the quitter must give sufficient notice before quitting. Sound good? Oh and btw: if you never lose, then you are either god, or a lock artist. Quitting winner only pertains to...

That's a good point that I forgot about: mostly because this situation never happens to me. I have a lot of patience, especially when I'm getting paid. Usually, you'll get kicked out of the room before bothering me. But I can see how excessive jackassery can cause you to quit winner.

This is really not complicated. You and I play $20/game. You win two games and then you remember that you have to go to work. You quit. You are a nit. You and I play $20/game. We go back and forth for several hours. You say, "I must leave in an hour." I say, "Okay." This is perfectly...

He's not terrible. And I'm not stealing. He's buying his way out of action. Happens all the time. Luckily, the people I play already know these things. I don't mess around with bad action.

Quit me winner and you probably won't get paid for that last set. If you have to leave at 11pm...I'll understand, but you better tell me at 9pm. These threads are retarded though. The guys that quit ahead are the same guys that don't gamble.

You should probably leave NPR every once in awhile...it's killed your sense of humor.