Not sure if room owners will allow something like this. I'm thinking some wine in the bag.
Anyone wear a bota bag while playing?
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Not sure if room owners will allow something like this. I'm thinking some wine in the bag.
Classic pool player, not buying drinks at the room
Not sure if room owners will allow something like this. I'm thinking some wine in the bag.
Would you need to decant it first, or do they do that before it goes in the box? Be sure to bring your own food too!
Ouch, ahaha
No, everyone knows you leave the food in your car and you invite all others in the place out to your car to eat and drink the beers you brought.
There are a few people here who refuse to support the pool halls, and will even try to ask to be taken off time while their opponent goes outside for a smoke.
Steer clear.
There are a few people here who refuse to support the pool halls, and will even try to ask to be taken off time while their opponent goes outside for a smoke.
Steer clear.
Not sure if room owners will allow something like this. I'm thinking some wine in the bag.
Just get a freedom flask.
https://www.amazon.com/Freedom-Flask/dp/B006WV1HV2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XXPupPEMyk
Oh, that's is so 1969.
i used to play straight pool with a guy that always bought the cheapest low-alcohol beer and spiked it with his flask of vodka. and of course he complained about how the city's pool halls had become fewer and how the cloth wasn't changed often enough..
walking distillery
I used to play an old man that wore an old sport coat so old it was rubbed shiny everywhere. Dangest thing I ever saw, that coat was apparently a functioning distillery. There was no liquor sold where we played, just beer, so he kept half-pints of Old Crow in that jacket. The amazing thing is that he could be at the hall for days and that old sport coat never ran out of half-pints of Old Crow!
Most everyone knows that cocaine used to be what gave coke it's kick when it first came out. Maybe a pot based drink in the bota bag?
Hu
I used to play an old man that wore an old sport coat so old it was rubbed shiny everywhere. Dangest thing I ever saw, that coat was apparently a functioning distillery. There was no liquor sold where we played, just beer, so he kept half-pints of Old Crow in that jacket. The amazing thing is that he could be at the hall for days and that old sport coat never ran out of half-pints of Old Crow!
Most everyone knows that cocaine used to be what gave coke it's kick when it first came out. Maybe a pot based drink in the bota bag?
Hu
Did not realize Bota Bags were even made any longer.
Not sure if room owners will allow something like this. I'm thinking some wine in the bag.
JC, if you can't afford to buy a couple drinks plus tip, wherever your playing, just don't go out. Stay home until you scrape together enough allowance to behave like a normal person.
It's stuff like bringing in a bag like that that makes the rest of us pool players look like cheap-ass derelict scumbags.
The only botas I have I bought in Spain and I had to hunt all over for proper ones (decent leather, wax pitch or whatever for the interior lining).
Makes no sense, you are cutting down the efficiency of your radiator, adding to an overheating situation.
Why not just have a jerry can of water in the trunk?
Makes no sense today, it did before anti - freeze. Funny thing was so one invented the gadget, it worked, they made money seeing em, and now they are collectors items.
Automotive Memorilbillia,
Yes, we are all 100 years old and remember them fondly
