Just when you think you've got it all figured out...

Michael Andros

Michael Andros

tiny balls, GIANT pockets
Silver Member
You get bi*ch-slapped. This game has a way of humbling *everyone*.

As it should...

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sjm

sjm

Older and Wiser
Silver Member
"It takes two lifetimes to learn everything you need to know about pool"

--- Irving Crane
 
Michael Andros

Michael Andros

tiny balls, GIANT pockets
Silver Member
sjm said:
"It takes two lifetimes to learn everything you need to know about pool"

--- Irving Crane
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Amen. :yeah:


And that's simply what you *need* to know... to know everything there IS would, as Mr. Einstein so succinctly stated, take nearly an infinity.

If not longer...
 
pt109

pt109

WO double hemlock
Silver Member
Joe Davis, the father of snooker, said he was learning something new every day...
...he was in his 70s at the time
 
R

RichSchultz

AzB Silver Member
Silver Member
Thomas Jefferson said:

“Every gentleman plays billiards, but someone who plays billiards too well, is no gentleman.”

Sounds like he’s hustlin’.
 
Michael Andros

Michael Andros

tiny balls, GIANT pockets
Silver Member
CuesDirectly said:
You're a great Artist Michael, show us some more of your drawings.
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AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!


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You're just saying that cause I say such nice things about your cues, Dave!
 
pt109

pt109

WO double hemlock
Silver Member
The first big go-off at billiards was a Cardinal in Paris...about a billion years ago.
...in the history of going off, he’s still right up there.

He only played with the elite crowd....but everybody likes a good thing.
 
Michael Andros

Michael Andros

tiny balls, GIANT pockets
Silver Member
pt109 said:
The first big go-off at billiards was a Cardinal in Paris...about a billion years ago.
...in the history of going off, he’s still right up there.

He only played with the elite crowd....but everybody likes a good thing.
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I wonder how the pope felt about him going off with church funds. I mean... 3 or 4 less Da Vincis in The Vatican. That's saying something, right?
 
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