OMG - I have written 1000 posts on this forum... I remember 1 year ago, when I saw people on here with 1000 + posts and I was thinking: "Don't they have a life?". Now I have become one of them... 
I have seen some other people posting when they have reached 1000 posts, and thought I should give it a try to
First of all, I have especially 5 things I would like to mention, and that have really made me an addict to this forum.
1. IPT - IPT was the mainreason I joined this forum, and during the first 6 months I guess that 95 % of my posts were made in the IPT-section.
2. JAM's trip to North Atlantic Open, describing her "roadtrip" with my hero McCready to the first big IPT tournament, with a lot of pictures and daily reports. Wonderful
3. The Purdman/John Schmidt partnership during US Open. WOW!!!
4. Jay Helfert's thread "Your man in Manila", which actually became on of the reasons why I decided to go to Manila myself in February. And man, I will never forget that trip. I owe you big time, Jay!
5. Smorgass Bored's daily posts, which almost always make me laugh.
When I first joined this forum I was in my 5th year of playing pool, I owned a poolhall, was viceprecident in the Norwegian Federation, promotor for big tournaments and all my time was spent on pool. Most of the time promoting pool and help younger players.
During this year I have organized big tournaments, got national championships broadcasted on TV 2 years in a row now, got a LOT of mediainterest for my poolhall and events held there, especially The Norwegian 9-ball Challenge 2006. I have travelled around Europe, played Eurotours and other tournaments, and also been on 3 European Championships both as coach/fan.
A couple of months ago I reached the point where I got fed up of helping other poolplayers and the poolcommunity, because there is so little in return, both of money and encouragment and kind words from the people you are trying to help. Sad but true, most poolplayers are very egoistic and prefer to complain than contribute.
I withdrew from the Federation Board, I sold my stocks in the poolhall and I have started on a new poollife where my only interest is progress in my own game. I use AZBilliards a lot for tips & advice, and especially about reading roadstories and stories from the good old days which give me inspariton and motivation for further practise
I am still very interested in threads that consist of ideas that can help the sport become more popular, so guess I might do something for the poolcommunity once again in the future.
Anyway, these were my thoughts after 1000 posts
By the way, I have met several of you fellow posters in person, and I haven't met one that I didn't like. Can't wait to meet the rest of you
Also thanks a lot for all the green dots I have got from you people!
I have seen some other people posting when they have reached 1000 posts, and thought I should give it a try to
First of all, I have especially 5 things I would like to mention, and that have really made me an addict to this forum.
1. IPT - IPT was the mainreason I joined this forum, and during the first 6 months I guess that 95 % of my posts were made in the IPT-section.
2. JAM's trip to North Atlantic Open, describing her "roadtrip" with my hero McCready to the first big IPT tournament, with a lot of pictures and daily reports. Wonderful
3. The Purdman/John Schmidt partnership during US Open. WOW!!!
4. Jay Helfert's thread "Your man in Manila", which actually became on of the reasons why I decided to go to Manila myself in February. And man, I will never forget that trip. I owe you big time, Jay!
5. Smorgass Bored's daily posts, which almost always make me laugh.
When I first joined this forum I was in my 5th year of playing pool, I owned a poolhall, was viceprecident in the Norwegian Federation, promotor for big tournaments and all my time was spent on pool. Most of the time promoting pool and help younger players.
During this year I have organized big tournaments, got national championships broadcasted on TV 2 years in a row now, got a LOT of mediainterest for my poolhall and events held there, especially The Norwegian 9-ball Challenge 2006. I have travelled around Europe, played Eurotours and other tournaments, and also been on 3 European Championships both as coach/fan.
A couple of months ago I reached the point where I got fed up of helping other poolplayers and the poolcommunity, because there is so little in return, both of money and encouragment and kind words from the people you are trying to help. Sad but true, most poolplayers are very egoistic and prefer to complain than contribute.
I withdrew from the Federation Board, I sold my stocks in the poolhall and I have started on a new poollife where my only interest is progress in my own game. I use AZBilliards a lot for tips & advice, and especially about reading roadstories and stories from the good old days which give me inspariton and motivation for further practise
I am still very interested in threads that consist of ideas that can help the sport become more popular, so guess I might do something for the poolcommunity once again in the future.
Anyway, these were my thoughts after 1000 posts
By the way, I have met several of you fellow posters in person, and I haven't met one that I didn't like. Can't wait to meet the rest of you
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