Appleton/Lee Brett Issues
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What about the guy missing a left arm and left leg? There is a YouTube video of him swimming in circles.
NO NO NNONO NONONONONON NON NOOOOOOO!!!!
But it would be funny with Grady's commentary dubbed in at the right spots.
"He is out of position, I think that this move is fraught with peril"........
OK, they hang him on the wall to dry and rename him: ART.
Then they got tired of looking at him on the wall. They put him on the front porch and named him Matt.
In the summer, they took him to the lake, put him halfway in the water and called him Doc.
The kids were playing with him and accidentally thru him over the fence. They called him Homer.
They put him in a friends mail box for a joke and called him Bill.
Then they got tired of looking at him on the wall. They put him on the front porch and named him Matt.
In the summer, they took him to the lake, put him halfway in the water and called him Doc.
The kids were playing with him and accidentally thru him over the fence. They called him Homer.
They put him in a friends mail box for a joke and called him Bill.
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Just needed to add my 2 cents............
It's really hard to stay in stroke on the road. Even in the days when I was just playing on the road I had to go back home after about a month because I was just wore out. Needed to eat right, excersize and sleep good for a few weeks.
What I found is it's even harder to stay in stroke when your doing allot of lessons. It's really, really hard to stay in stroke when your doing 2 to 3 lessons a day.
I played Lee in Tunica. he just got there in time, had hardly no sleep and I gave him some asprin for his headache. He played terrible but in the same circumstance so would everyone else.
I have players that think I can't play very well also. I play real bad sometimes. Didn't play all week, too many lessons, blood sugar is way off, i'm diabetic, didn't get enough sleep, it happens.
On the same token I can name off about a dozen pro players that don't ask me to match up anymore. Maybe more. Been there, done that and they didn't like it too much.
Many players that go to these tournaments are in top stroke and have been getting ready to play at an event. A teacher on the road doesn't have the time to practice or even rest enough because they're trying to make enough money to cover the nut of the road. About $75.00 per day if you cut as many corners as you can.
I play in the tournaments for fun because I love pool and sometimes I get in stroke during the event and do pretty good. Like this last weekend. I had a chance to win a pretty big one. I ended up with third.
I can't say much about the Darren thing but I'm sure there's more to it than meets the eye.
And him playing Ralf. We all think we play bad when we lose. Has Ralf won much in the last year? I don't know.
Anyway I'm just trying to defend the playing part of a teacher on the road doing allot of lessons. And Lee fills that role for sure. it's tough to stay in stroke and play well all the time.
Don't be too hard on Lee.
The Indians have an old saying. Don't judge a man until your walk a mile in his moccasins.
Just my 2 cents worth but I've been there and done that and I'm still doing it. I have about 6 months solid on the road now teaching and playing everywhere I go. .
Anyone out there want to go on the road and get some of this your welcome.
There's another old saying. Home Sweet Home.
Mine is Home, Home on the road. Not for the meek and mild.
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It's really hard to stay in stroke on the road. Even in the days when I was just playing on the road I had to go back home after about a month because I was just wore out. Needed to eat right, excersize and sleep good for a few weeks.
What I found is it's even harder to stay in stroke when your doing allot of lessons. It's really, really hard to stay in stroke when your doing 2 to 3 lessons a day.
I played Lee in Tunica. he just got there in time, had hardly no sleep and I gave him some asprin for his headache. He played terrible but in the same circumstance so would everyone else.
I have players that think I can't play very well also. I play real bad sometimes. Didn't play all week, too many lessons, blood sugar is way off, i'm diabetic, didn't get enough sleep, it happens.
On the same token I can name off about a dozen pro players that don't ask me to match up anymore. Maybe more. Been there, done that and they didn't like it too much.
Many players that go to these tournaments are in top stroke and have been getting ready to play at an event. A teacher on the road doesn't have the time to practice or even rest enough because they're trying to make enough money to cover the nut of the road. About $75.00 per day if you cut as many corners as you can.
I play in the tournaments for fun because I love pool and sometimes I get in stroke during the event and do pretty good. Like this last weekend. I had a chance to win a pretty big one. I ended up with third.
I can't say much about the Darren thing but I'm sure there's more to it than meets the eye.
And him playing Ralf. We all think we play bad when we lose. Has Ralf won much in the last year? I don't know.
Anyway I'm just trying to defend the playing part of a teacher on the road doing allot of lessons. And Lee fills that role for sure. it's tough to stay in stroke and play well all the time.
Don't be too hard on Lee.
The Indians have an old saying. Don't judge a man until your walk a mile in his moccasins.
Just my 2 cents worth but I've been there and done that and I'm still doing it. I have about 6 months solid on the road now teaching and playing everywhere I go. .
Anyone out there want to go on the road and get some of this your welcome.
There's another old saying. Home Sweet Home.
Mine is Home, Home on the road. Not for the meek and mild.
.
Not too sure but I heard in Guam they say "Don't count your chickens until they cross the road!"
or something like that, i think
...maybe.
Never say anything bad about someone until you walk a mile in their shoes... Because then you're a mile away, you have their shoes, and you can say whatever you want about them.
Very funny guys............
I'm laughing so hard I can hardly type.
good job.............:rotflmao1::rotflmao::rotflmao1:
I'm laughing so hard I can hardly type.
good job.............:rotflmao1::rotflmao::rotflmao1:
You took a "FreeShot" and drained it .. game, set, match!
Darren was feeling fiesty. Before the last match started he called a loud mouthed drunken Alex Pagulayuan "stupid". He must be prepping for a rematch with Rodney :grin:. Is it my imagination or is Mike Davis bulking up
? He could probably pick up Darren and throw him back across the Atlantic to Europe.
My apologies then Lee. I had left QMasters before the incident, but the following day I spoke with the young blonde gal that sold tickets and put on wristbands. She said she witnessed the whole thing and that is what she told me prompted the scuffle.
A little funny sidenote about distorting the facts... The following day I went to the bathroom and some guy was in there saying that someone cracked Daz over the head with a beer bottle.
Anyway, my hats off to you for a good tourney, your work on your game must be paying off. I think your performance might help out your business, and I hope it does.
Lastly, you know the addage: Any press is good press!
They pulled him out of the mail box, took him inside and put him in the spice rack and called him Herb.
Maniac
Did you say Blonde, no wonder.......
How many blonds does it take to really screw up or exaggerate a story and make a mess here on AZ billiards??????????
Anyone got any blond jokes....:groucho:
How many blonds does it take to really screw up or exaggerate a story and make a mess here on AZ billiards??????????
Anyone got any blond jokes....:groucho:
Not in for any drama quotes about the scuffle, but I will say I enjoyed your commentary in the booth and liked the way you describe what's happening at the table.."-)
JC
Coos Cues
I know right? But he eventually learned to stand up and changed his name to Neal. Then came the sex change operation and viola.....Consualo.
JC
When he fell in the tree shredder they called him Chip. When he got his fake legs and one was a foot shorter than the other by mistake, they called him Skip. When he fell in a hole and got covered up with dirt they called him Barry. :smile:
Best,
Mike
Darren was feeling fiesty. Before the last match started he called a loud mouthed drunken Alex Pagulayuan "stupid". He must be prepping for a rematch with Rodney :grin:. Is it my imagination or is Mike Davis bulking up
He might have a chance against Alex or maybe wang can, i don't see him beating anyone his size though.