so.. every sports got em' ........list the pros who have been less than nice when it comes to getting a signature or trying to talk to...
ShootingArts said:I have been competing for almost forty years now and a spectator for longer. I have found that there is no serious competitor that you can't catch at a wrong moment and get a bad reception. No matter how nice someone is, nobody is perfect 100% of the time.
Trying to get everyone to list unpleasant experiences is not a good idea. Why encouraging bashing someone that is a nice person the vast majority of the time for one lapse? From my one face to face meeting with him I remember one of the leading players with a fine reputation as a bit of an annoying jerk. On the other hand, I remember some people with reputations as jackasses as very fine people, at least in their dealings with me.
Hu
Bigtruck said:I was in Vegas in 2003 and was relieving myself in the mens room. I looked to my right and Nick Varner was relieving himself at the next urinal. Not wanting to miss the opportunity, I said, "don't take this the wrong way, but will you sign my ball?" LOL.
We had a good laugh and he signed my cueball when we were done. LOL.
Hu is right though, we all have bad days or bad moments. The title of this thread could've been "player that are cool". I'm sure someone would add a douche bag story. LMAO
Have a great day!
Ray
I'm making support Smorg avatar badges as long as someone would like one!
Well said Hu! This pretty much can be said of every one I've ever known.ShootingArts said:I have been competing for almost forty years now and a spectator for longer. I have found that there is no serious competitor that you can't catch at a wrong moment and get a bad reception. No matter how nice someone is, nobody is perfect 100% of the time.
Trying to get everyone to list unpleasant experiences is not a good idea. Why encouraging bashing someone that is a nice person the vast majority of the time for one lapse? From my one face to face meeting with him I remember one of the leading players with a fine reputation as a bit of an annoying jerk. On the other hand, I remember some people with reputations as jackasses as very fine people, at least in their dealings with me.
Hu
You got it. Email, cell# and bank account access to follow! Discreet pictures at a nominal charge.worldison2 said:I've always had a problem getting Travis Trotter's autograph.
Do you think you could use your influence to help me out here?
ShootingArts said:I have been competing for almost forty years now and a spectator for longer. I have found that there is no serious competitor that you can't catch at a wrong moment and get a bad reception. No matter how nice someone is, nobody is perfect 100% of the time.
Trying to get everyone to list unpleasant experiences is not a good idea. Why encouraging bashing someone that is a nice person the vast majority of the time for one lapse? From my one face to face meeting with him I remember one of the leading players with a fine reputation as a bit of an annoying jerk. On the other hand, I remember some people with reputations as jackasses as very fine people, at least in their dealings with me.
Hu
metallicane said:Most I have met have been pretty decent. I know one guy was great when I met him 25 years ago, but last year was a bit stand offish. So what, he was having a bad day, I have no problem with him. I will still pay to see him play.
Most people here do not like Mike Sigel and, quite frankly, his association with KT has helped him financially but hurt him from a fan's point of view. I still think he is a great guy and have always enjoyed talking with him.
quedup said:I do not know or dislike Mike Sigel but the way he behaved during the IPT was a bit much for me. His rather obvious mispronounciation of Efren's name for one and his crowing about how good he is for another. Of course it was fun to watch him play Efren in the final!
I did enjoy that...
Dan
Deadon said:Perhaps it would be better to ask what pros were good about it, instead of noting the bad. Sort of like looking for the good in people instead of the bad.