"I've been doing one of my hobbies, which is to question shopkeepers and market-stall holders who persist in misusing the possessive apostrophe, like where it says "carrot's 30p". I find that stallholder and say, "Oh, can I see the 30p that belongs to the carrot, and the carrot that is so sophisticated that it actually owns 30p? I'd like to see that, a carrot that understands the concept of accumulating wealth. Come on, where are they? Or shall I prosecute you under the Advertising Standards Act for advertising a product that doesn't exist? Oh, I see, I see, you didn't mean that. You meant that carrots cost 30p. Well, why didn't you say that?" - Stewart Lee
What is this thread talking about? Lol
There are Clever players on every level...that's how you win?
At the Top Level, who is "Mr Smart Ass"? The guy that always plays smart?
Oscar Dominguez plays smarter than any pro that I've seen. With ball in hand, I once saw him take almost 3 minutes to line up an easy 2-9 combo (2 ball a foot from the 9 ball, 9 ball a foot from the pocket) because he wanted to make sure he left the cue ball safe. It was an eye-opener for me.
Couldn't find the clip of Stewart Lee joking about apostrophes being used incorrectly, so here's this instead.
Stewart Lee on Top Gear
"I've been doing one of my hobbies, which is to question shopkeepers and market-stall holders who persist in misusing the possessive apostrophe, like where it says "carrot's 30p". I find that stallholder and say, "Oh, can I see the 30p that belongs to the carrot, and the carrot that is so sophisticated that it actually owns 30p? I'd like to see that, a carrot that understands the concept of accumulating wealth. Come on, where are they? Or shall I prosecute you under the Advertising Standards Act for advertising a product that doesn't exist? Oh, I see, I see, you didn't mean that. You meant that carrots cost 30p. Well, why didn't you say that?" - Stewart Lee
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Oscar Dominguez plays smarter than any pro that I've seen. With ball in hand, I once saw him take almost 3 minutes to line up an easy 2-9 combo (2 ball a foot from the 9 ball, 9 ball a foot from the pocket) because he wanted to make sure he left the cue ball safe. It was an eye-opener for me.
Larry Nevel, that's my guess.What is this thread talking about? Lol
How on earth does this make him a smart player??
Maybe lack of confidence?
Maybe scared?
Maybe stalling?
Maybe retarded?
You need to watch more pros if this is your benchmark for a "smart" player..
Couldn't find the clip of Stewart Lee joking about apostrophes being used incorrectly, so here's this instead.
Stewart Lee on Top Gear