Could cause tunnel vision too.It depends if you have shaky hands or not.
What would you take for your pool playing experiences?
- Thread starter CJ Wiley
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Maybe so, but to work ones entire life for only money seems sad.
Since you didn't say we have to quit playing......
C.J., I'd take 2 million for my past pool experiences. Then with a really nice nest egg to fall back on I could work a little less and I would set about creating a new set of pool experiences!
C.J., I'd take 2 million for my past pool experiences. Then with a really nice nest egg to fall back on I could work a little less and I would set about creating a new set of pool experiences!
I agree. Making money doing something you like, especially with people you like, is the ideal thing.
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I like playing most billiard games....no regrets.
I also like coffee..........
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-RguZ8geyU
I also like coffee..........
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-RguZ8geyU
spend the two million on cheap cigarettes, toilet whiskey, and other prison items
If you sold all your pool experiences you would not be in any position to "create new ones.
Also, it's possible to discover you had the misfortune of getting into a fatal (for them) car accident while "slightly" intoxicated and would have to spend the two million on cheap cigarettes, toilet whiskey, and other prison pleasantries.
It's truly a "Twilight Zone" experience because none of us know for sure where we'd be without the Game's influence......would you really be willing to bet your life on it? hmmmm....'The Game is the Teacher'
If you sold all your pool experiences you would not be in any position to "create new ones.
Also, it's possible to discover you had the misfortune of getting into a fatal (for them) car accident while "slightly" intoxicated and would have to spend the two million on cheap cigarettes, toilet whiskey, and other prison pleasantries.
It's truly a "Twilight Zone" experience because none of us know for sure where we'd be without the Game's influence......would you really be willing to bet your life on it? hmmmm....'The Game is the Teacher'
The price is already paid, time is measured in "points"/"event"/"dots"....... without them who are you? The game of billiard has for me been great, friends, techniques, emotions and the list goes on. If you connect the dots - WOW:smile:. Great game huh:smile:
Chrippa
Chrippa
Probably the same value as mine.
Wouldn't trade my pool fiends for 10 million though.
