Yes, we (I) did. Congratulations Mr. Putnam and come on Earl and get through the left side.
Looks like he'll get to face SVB after all, just on the other side.
GO EARLLLLL!!!
Earl !!!!
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Yes, we (I) did. Congratulations Mr. Putnam and come on Earl and get through the left side.
Looks like he'll get to face SVB after all, just on the other side.
GO EARLLLLL!!!
Guess not. Earl just got rolled 11-2
Earl's done for this year, he just got beat by Mazon 11-2. He sure made it fun to sweat and must have played some great pool.
SVB has come back from 4-1 down to Oacsar D and is now up 6-4.
We'll now have to wait for the TAR match to see Earl/SVB play eachother.
Dave
SVB has come back from 4-1 down to Oacsar D and is now up 6-4.
We'll now have to wait for the TAR match to see Earl/SVB play eachother.
Dave
Wow, that sucks! Guess the bad Earl took over. When he goes on tilt he tilts all the way.
Anyway, thanks for the excitement Earl.
Shane's gone now too.
I like your game also Donnie, but as MANY other people are saying here and you should be taking a point. You seem to have a TON of people who would love to play you pool, all you have to do is play loser racks for the winner or neutral racker. Your ryo is getting old, yes we all know you will play anyone in the world ryo, so what? At this point you should be coming up with new bets, like playing the ghost a race to 100 or something like that.
You might have to step up and play real players away from your place or give up pool, but you said that wont bother you so it wont be an issue.
I really enjoy watching you play, but there just aren't that many people left who enjoy the whole come here to play the whole ryo or play on this table and we don't have to play ryo just use magic rack heck they are st.
You might have to step up and play real players away from your place or give up pool, but you said that wont bother you so it wont be an issue.
I really enjoy watching you play, but there just aren't that many people left who enjoy the whole come here to play the whole ryo or play on this table and we don't have to play ryo just use magic rack heck they are st.
I enjoy watching Earl play as much as anyone, but his antics during a match and in the chair are borderline poor sportsmanship (just my opinion). No other player acts like this during their match and I watched a lot of them at this years Open. But with this said no one else filled the TV table arena, so I am sure his behavior is just dismissed. I don't think many other players could get away with it.
Did the balls have shadows because of the light being out? I know shadows can throw me off when sunlight is coming in through a window when I am trying to play.
And the rails were definately boingy on all the tables. Even Earl was talking about how boingy the rails were and he hadn't played on the TV table at the time yet.
I understand your thoughts, but another reason he may fill seats is because the majority of the others are emotionless tournament robots when they're competing on a stage. :embarrassed2:
Some railbirds, and not all, enjoy a little color and emotion when they're sitting railside.
Originally Posted by efirkey
I enjoy watching Earl play as much as anyone, but his antics during a match and in the chair are borderline poor sportsmanship (just my opinion). No other player acts like this during their match and I watched a lot of them at this years Open. But with this said no one else filled the TV table arena, so I am sure his behavior is just dismissed. I don't think many other players could get away with it.
Jams response:
I understand your thoughts, but another reason he may fill seats is because the majority of the others are emotionless tournament robots when they're competing on a stage.
Some railbirds, and not all, enjoy a little color and emotion when they're sitting railside.
If one reads the current front page about the Final Four....the crowd def. got some unexpected excitement, equal to the Pearl.
I enjoy watching Earl play as much as anyone, but his antics during a match and in the chair are borderline poor sportsmanship (just my opinion). No other player acts like this during their match and I watched a lot of them at this years Open. But with this said no one else filled the TV table arena, so I am sure his behavior is just dismissed. I don't think many other players could get away with it.
Jams response:
I understand your thoughts, but another reason he may fill seats is because the majority of the others are emotionless tournament robots when they're competing on a stage.
Some railbirds, and not all, enjoy a little color and emotion when they're sitting railside.
If one reads the current front page about the Final Four....the crowd def. got some unexpected excitement, equal to the Pearl.
Reads good in print, but what was it like to see up front and close?
I remember the finals of the 2003 U.S. Open, and though it was an excellent victory, it wasn't pretty to watch. :frown:
i understand your thoughts, but another reason he may fill seats is because the majority of the others are emotionless tournament robots when they're competing on a stage. :embarrassed2:
Some railbirds, and not all, enjoy a little color and emotion when they're sitting railside.
bingo.............
I understand your thoughts, but another reason he may fill seats is because the majority of the others are emotionless tournament robots when they're competing on a stage. :embarrassed2:
Some railbirds, and not all, enjoy a little color and emotion when they're sitting railside.
I saw a lot of color and emotion being displayed, but I do agree. It seems like athletes in other sports also are emotionless robots like tennis and it does make it less enjoyable to watch when the combatants appear not to care.
No pain no gain, true in all aspects. Our game builds or tears down ones character, that's why it's so great. It's well lit, in your face for all to see, no different than being on an operating table. Our games greatest gift, if one is able to ''realize it'' is too Humble your ego and make you laugh at lifes mistakes. If you're to do that as you live your life, happiness and great friendships follow. Efren comes to mind with the Monkey on his Back and his pleasant smile after an error, truly accepting his fate. Its a trait that SVB thinks highly of in Alex P.
Excellent post!
If you put a Mic on my belt......I would probably go to jail lol :grin:
Good thread, thank you all...:smile:
