Gives nothing back?
How much money is used just for one of their tournaments?
How much money do they pay Dr. Cue to develop his training videos?
How much money do they spend on Lee?
You clearly have no clue about the APA.
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Gives nothing back?
How much money is used just for one of their tournaments?
How much money do they pay Dr. Cue to develop his training videos?
How much money do they spend on Lee?
You clearly have no clue about the APA.
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justaplayer
Banned
Know your name...good boy.
...you'd think at $112k a year the medical coverage would be good enough to get the psychological help (s)he needs.
Love it or hate it, it's crazy to me that people think it's bad for pool... At this point ANYTHING that gets someone on a table is good for pool.
It's like everyone just forgot that the first time they picked up a cue it was for fun. It grows to something else for many people and faster for some - but it always starts with fun.
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It's like everyone just forgot that the first time they picked up a cue it was for fun. It grows to something else for many people and faster for some - but it always starts with fun.
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See now, calling names, that's not nice. Tell you what shit eater,
If we're ever in the same place at the same time we should get together, I'd love to play a
little, I can always use a lesson, but there are a couple of issues. First, well geeze, you're
so much better than me I'm gonna need a pretty good spot and some additional weight and
some outrageous odds, and second, win or lose, after we play your game, then we play my game.
Also, since money won't really mean much to a guy like you, I mean you'll never even notice a few
of my merger dollars scattered among the hundreds you carry around, so we'll have to play for something
besides money, but with the spot you'll be giving up and the odds I'll be getting I may not be
able to refuse a little cash bet.
And just how do you know what I'd understand, and why are you being such an asshole?
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justaplayer
Banned
Pretty stong fella...I'm shaking hero.
I'd break you and take your cuetech as a down payment!
So I'll ask again,
How do you know what I'd understand and why are you being such an asshole?
I don't own a CueTec, you'd have to take my Walabushka
(shaking hero?)
Don't REALLY want to get in this one but in reference to this post, come on, we all know a 9 foot player has a distinct advantage over a strictly bb player. Is that an absolute statement - no, but it is true most of the time.
Is this in regards to my post or the thread in general?
Nah, he's talking about Justaplayer.....who might not be as good as he thinks.
He used the Johnny-come-lately term "wolfing"....
...any player who can walk the walk knows the term is woofing
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justaplayer
Banned
I get the cash...while you guys hug each others nuts. But that's what league guys do right?
That's cool, just curious. So do yall agree with my statement then? It's not meant to be a dig against anyone, that's just my opinion from what I've seen and experience .
I don't play in a league...but I fully support them...I even ref sometimes.
I know many people that would be too shy to come around a pool hall....
...if they didn't belong to a league.
From the leagues come some of our supporters....
....and even some players....
....there was this kid from South Dakota.................
Nine foot players have the edge for sure.
If you play golf on a championship course...a normal course looks short.
You wouldn't be Will Kassouf by any chance would you?
In his biography, Mosconi talked about how Southern pool players were at a disadvantage during his earlier years because the standard in the north was the 10 foot table while 9 footers were the common table in the south. He said that once the standard became 9 feet all over, the southern players started to emerge.