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My gosh! It's like the Lion's Den of great carom players. I would love to be in a great seating in an event like that. :)

Are you sure?

You seem to have nimble fingers to type alot of bulls***. Why don't you stop typing like you think you know too much, get off your @$$, go to a nearby carom heated table and try to accomplish what that kid on the video can do or better -- seeing how obnoxious you are. Can not find a carom table...

That is what separates the strong from the weak: Tollerating great games like this. No skil, eh? Well, if you perfect control for three "measly" balls over trying to just bang balls into a pocket (allas: pocket billiards), I definately call that skill. It takes alot more than to just move balls...

Great find there, Dean! I just wish they had places like this where I live at. Put a few carom tables of freegame balks, 48cm (#), 72cm and 28 inch (+) balklines with anchors and I would literately live there. :)

Ohh, BTW (after all this damn time)... My name IS Rick.... what the hell is your first name, eze123 (and be a man about it)?

Hmmm.... perhaps. But then again, I give up all that just for the value of education instead of trashing my life being a bum, playing carom 24/7, drinking beer, and hopelessly finding a job that suits my dignity... much like yourself, right eze123? Yea, much to your assumption: I am NOT a carom...

Update's on the 1/4 finals! Torbjorn Blomdahl lost to Greece's Filipos Kasidokostas in an exciting match 2-3 (15-0, 7-15, 11-15, 15-5, 6-15) The Belgian battle: Eddy Merckx won against countryman and 2008 Sang Lee Invitational Champion, Roland Forthomme 3-1 (15-8, 15-5, 5-15, 15-11) In a...

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Again indeed. :) Dude... I am never as high as a kite. I never do "that"... and I never will. I always ground myself down. Hope to keep throwing post on ya later in the future. As far as I go in my game: I have rarely ever got in touch with a carom table (1950s Olhausen: they ain't not...

:rotflmao1: Typical, pungent comments coming from a pal that I had to deal with for almost 2 years now. How are ya doing there, buddy? I still smoke the same thing: It's called opponents on the table pour le jeu. If you want some, just let me know. It has a minty/ashy kind of taste as well. :wink:

BTW: To be behind TJDave on this, I do believe that concentration does make a very signficant difference. You wouldn't like it when there is a huge crowd around you and getting the jitters. I know I wouldn't. That's why (going on your side, a bit) preparation is key and aceing your fundementals...

It's called "reading between the lines"! What you type can pretty much interpret as a double meaning. That's what I mean. Just because it is "there" doesn't always means that it is concrete. What you put can also mean something else. If it does seem confusing, then I am doing my job. You should...

Csarda1......... with all due respect (and no offense taken), but you sound incredably arrogant. You type about how much you are as good as you say you are, how you are close friends with the best, and how you are such an addict. LOL, here's the catch: If you are as good as you claim to be...

OMG, I did hear about this a while back! Doesn't matter, my buddy, sk8ordie, and I will be around Bermuda making sure that our coorespondant is EXACTLY in that section of the Canary Island where those rocks will slide down. Once he says they go, we wait for around a half-hour or so, get in the...

Haha, you know it! :grin: You have to admit, 3kushn, that you can not go wrong by looking at Lord Ceulemans' stance. I mean, he's as sturdy as a tree trunk. You send Brian Urlacher to tackle him while Mr. Ceulemans is in his carom stance, I think Urlacher's tackling toward a cement pillar...

Listen, first of all, I can definately read that you fear faliure. You didn't need to tell me twice. Take it from a person that has lost more than he has won (playing my former game... pocket billiards). The best part of losing a game is learning from it... plain and simple. The more you lose...

That's awesome news there, JAM. Congrats to you and Keith "Grady Seasons" McCreedy. :D But to be honest, I would really love to see one of these years a sequel to the Color of Money. I mean, to see Tom Cruise pass the torch as a version of what Paul Newman used to be in would be really cool...

Billy Incardona is an awesome commentator. He was with King James when they commentated the Z-kick.... the z-kick. :( How can you not be privilaged to encounter that? Billy, alongside Jim Wytch, are just good ol' commentators that make me want to watch a pool game with boxes of pizza, a bowl of...

:scratchhead: So you fear faliure? Because on this quote, you are telling me exactly that. Well suck it up, princess, we ALL fail one way or another. It's how we become resilient to failiure; coming back, giving more effort than we can bare while restraining our psychological emotion and...