There's a nice post going about the wherabouts of "Cuejoey". I like him and enjoy his posts as well and join the others in wishing that all is well with him.
That got me to thinking about some people who no longer post on the forums....
Remember "8 ball" Bernie Friend? Now, he drove many of you crazy (it wasn't a long drive for some
) but I found him more entertaining than annoying. A few of his posts were waaaaay out there, but he brought some "flavor" to some othersise dry discussions. He was his biggest fan. Wonder what he's doing?
Remember "HoustonDan" from the Billiards Digest forum? He had his Brunswick GC affectionately named "Marlene" and would tell often semi-seductive stories about how much fun he had on her, how sweet her rolls were, etc. Unless you knew what he was talking about, you'de think something else...
RJ / Catto, the split personality who posted and then argued with himself?
Howie Pearl, again, more BD forum, but he knew all the 14.1 players of note and competed with them many times. He loved sharing stories...
A couple of whackos have come and gone, with more arriving shortly, I'm sure. But for the most part, I like this idea of forums. They can become somewhat habitual to many of us but for most of us, they are a very enjoyable part of our life.
That got me to thinking about some people who no longer post on the forums....
Remember "8 ball" Bernie Friend? Now, he drove many of you crazy (it wasn't a long drive for some
) but I found him more entertaining than annoying. A few of his posts were waaaaay out there, but he brought some "flavor" to some othersise dry discussions. He was his biggest fan. Wonder what he's doing?Remember "HoustonDan" from the Billiards Digest forum? He had his Brunswick GC affectionately named "Marlene" and would tell often semi-seductive stories about how much fun he had on her, how sweet her rolls were, etc. Unless you knew what he was talking about, you'de think something else...
RJ / Catto, the split personality who posted and then argued with himself?
Howie Pearl, again, more BD forum, but he knew all the 14.1 players of note and competed with them many times. He loved sharing stories...
A couple of whackos have come and gone, with more arriving shortly, I'm sure. But for the most part, I like this idea of forums. They can become somewhat habitual to many of us but for most of us, they are a very enjoyable part of our life.
