"Air Barrels"

justnum

justnum

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There has been nothing but talk from some frequent posters.

One match was Viffer VS Bartend and another is just straight "woofing," (D vs. J) [not sure on the accuracy of spelling)

It reminds me of some other entertainers that had to deal with their fans and business speculators. The most common response I get from them is, people would rather talk about something that hasn't happened instead of talk about how to make things happen.

Simply put: When you don't have something to sell, don't try to sell it. Sell what you have, not what you don't have.
 
justnum said:
There has been nothing but talk from some frequent posters.

One match was Viffer VS Bartend and another is just straight "woofing," (D vs. J) [not sure on the accuracy of spelling)

It reminds me of some other entertainers that had to deal with their fans and business speculators. The most common response I get from them is, people would rather talk about something that hasn't happened instead of talk about how to make things happen.

Simply put: When you don't have something to sell, don't try to sell it. Sell what you have, not what you don't have.
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I don't understand what you are selling.
 
justnum said:
There has been nothing but talk from some frequent posters.

One match was Viffer VS Bartend and another is just straight "woofing," (D vs. J) [not sure on the accuracy of spelling)

It reminds me of some other entertainers that had to deal with their fans and business speculators. The most common response I get from them is, people would rather talk about something that hasn't happened instead of talk about how to make things happen.

Simply put: When you don't have something to sell, don't try to sell it. Sell what you have, not what you don't have.
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I comprehended more when I was a drunk and a drug addict!
 
ironman said:
I comprehended more when I was a drunk and a drug addict!
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You may be on to something... I note the long pleasant breaks between barrages and just assume his meds run out....... Or his refill just got filled... all depends on the type of meds.....
 
The real issue should be which US male pro and US female pro should compete in a man VS woman pool exhibition.

Sigel VS. Jones wasn't a match between the most current and strongest players in their gender.

A better match might be J. Ouschan VS. Appleton.

Or Mika VS. A. Fisher.

Finding available players too match up seems to be the toughest part.
 
justnum said:
The real issue should be which US male pro and US female pro should compete in a man VS woman pool exhibition.

Sigel VS. Jones wasn't a match between the most current and strongest players in their gender.

A better match might be J. Ouschan VS. Appleton.

Or Mika VS. A. Fisher.

Finding available players too match up seems to be the toughest part.
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Hmmmm... is this a test? Because none of the male and female pros you listed are from the US, they are all European. Did I win an air barrel? :D
 
justnum said:
There has been nothing but talk from some frequent posters.

One match was Viffer VS Bartend and another is just straight "woofing," (D vs. J) [not sure on the accuracy of spelling)

It reminds me of some other entertainers that had to deal with their fans and business speculators. The most common response I get from them is, people would rather talk about something that hasn't happened instead of talk about how to make things happen.

Simply put: When you don't have something to sell, don't try to sell it. Sell what you have, not what you don't have.
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What you have here is failure to communicate.You must be full of barrels of air.:p
 
I'm pretty sure most, if not all of you, have completely missed the op's point.

Let me come at it another way:

The crux of the biscuit is the apostrophe.

Now you get it? :rolleyes:

Best,
Brian kc
 
Kickin' Chicken said:
I'm pretty sure most, if not all of you, have completely missed the op's point.

Let me come at it another way:

The crux of the biscuit is the apostrophe.

Now you get it? :rolleyes:

Best,
Brian kc
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C'mon man!

The crux of the Biscayne is an apostle.

That is what he meant. It's soooooo clear.;)


Braden
 
I had a flat tire once and the mechanic told me it was going to cost a ton to fix because it required "Canadian" air that had to be imported...
 
JAMSGOLF said:
I had a flat tire once and the mechanic told me it was going to cost a ton to fix because it required "Canadian" air that had to be imported...
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Don't be stealin' mah air!

But seriously, I think I was over-charged at the garage the last time I had my halogen fluid refilled in my headlights. Stuff's a pretty penny if you ask me.
 
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