I just have to play "this guy" some.

crawfish

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We all know the signs that are a dead giveaway for someone you just have to play. Here are a few for me. By the way, I often do these things so I am the "mark" also.

1. Any flourescent cue or case.

2. Rack twirlers.

3. Cuetech. Period.

4. Chalk holders.

5. Anyone louder than me.

6. Anyone that can drink with me and still hold a cue.

7. And lastly, anyone that asks what you are ranked.


As I mentioned earlier, I have also done every one of these things to create action. Let's hear some more.
 
crawfish said:
We all know the signs that are a dead giveaway for someone you just have to play. Here are a few for me. By the way, I often do these things so I am the "mark" also.

1. Any flourescent cue or case.

2. Rack twirlers.

3. Cuetech. Period.

4. Chalk holders.

5. Anyone louder than me.

6. Anyone that can drink with me and still hold a cue.

7. And lastly, anyone that asks what you are ranked.


As I mentioned earlier, I have also done every one of these things to create action. Let's hear some more.

Anyone who says "that Asian chick" when referring to Jeanette Lee.

Anyone who talks about Vincent's girlfriend in TCOM

Anyone who thinks Shooting Gallery or Pool Hall Junkies were entertaining.

Anyone who fist pumps when they win a game during the local tuesday tournament.

And anyone who comes in with their cue held together with a rubber band can give me the six out. :-)
 
Anyone who calls it a pool stick, not cue.

Anyone who tells you they "used to run out all the time" and paid for college playing pool.

Anyone who thinks you really suck at 8 ball when you are playing 1 pocket.

Anyone who doesn't know what getting weight means.

Anyone who uses about 2 cups of powder on their grip hand.

Anyone who tries to use an entire cube of chalk each shot by putting the cue between their feet and rolling the cue into the chalk.

Anyone who comes into a pool hall with a large group of people, goes to a 9 footer and wants to know where to put the money in.

Anyone who comes into a pool hall with a large group of people, gets a 9 footer, and complains about not being able to hit anything because it is an "off night" and doesn't recognize they are on a big table.

Anyone who would rather play for drinks than money.

Anyone who has a push on or screw on tip of any kind (other than an old Palmer or Paradise).

Anyone who can't spot a sneaky pete.

Anyone who bridges in a V between their index and middle finger.
 
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anyone who refers to a table as "regulation size"

Anyone who's playing cue has airbrush artwork on it, a NASCAR theme or anything floating in clear liquid in the plastic buttsleeve. (I played a 60yo former playboy bunny in a local tournament and no $hit she had a cue with crap floating in the butt).

Anywith a glove on their grip hand.... oops, except Earl.

Anyone who goes into a TCOM routine, spinning their cue, and whooping about making two stop shots in a row, juuuuuuuuuust like Tom Cruise.

Anyone rubbing chalk, yup, blue tip chalk, on their bridge hand "Cuz there's no baby powder around".

Anyone using baby powder. OK I know some player so, 'cuz they never read the ingredients.

Almost anyone who comes in with a cue cube and a green scrubby pad.
 
crawfish said:
We all know the signs that are a dead giveaway for someone you just have to play. Here are a few for me. By the way, I often do these things so I am the "mark" also.

1. Any flourescent cue or case.

2. Rack twirlers.

3. Cuetech. Period.

4. Chalk holders.

5. Anyone louder than me.

6. Anyone that can drink with me and still hold a cue.

7. And lastly, anyone that asks what you are ranked.


As I mentioned earlier, I have also done every one of these things to create action. Let's hear some more.

I use a home made chalk holder so people don't think I'm putting the house's chalk in my case or try to grab my chalk. Other than that I don't make the list.
 
Anyone that says they have a $3,000.00 Excalibur pool cue
Anyone that gets mad because you have your own chalk
Anyone who calls a "split" when two balls are close together
Anyone that takes the easiest shot with ball-in-hand
 
I use a poket chalker for the simple reason that the local places I go dont have master. Oh by the way......around here if you dont do any of the things you talk about you cant get any action around here so when in rome...........
 
dirtypool40 said:
anyone who refers to a table as "regulation size"

Anyone who's playing cue has airbrush artwork on it, a NASCAR theme or anything floating in clear liquid in the plastic buttsleeve. (I played a 60yo former playboy bunny in a local tournament and no $hit she had a cue with crap floating in the butt).

Anywith a glove on their grip hand.... oops, except Earl.

Anyone who goes into a TCOM routine, spinning their cue, and whooping about making two stop shots in a row, juuuuuuuuuust like Tom Cruise.

Anyone rubbing chalk, yup, blue tip chalk, on their bridge hand "Cuz there's no baby powder around".

Anyone using baby powder. OK I know some player so, 'cuz they never read the ingredients.

Almost anyone who comes in with a cue cube and a green scrubby pad.

You got me on that one, I carry a small bottle of baby powder in my case and I couldn't care less about the ingredients.
 
anyone quoting lines from tcom or poolhall junkies after every shot.


I heard a guy using the "an evening ago it was like an evening at the apollo in the mfer" line from pool hall junkies. I wanted to slap him.

ive also heard "even a blind squirrel finds a nut every once in a while" line before. after making a routine cut.


I hate guys who do that
 
TXsouthpaw said:
anyone quoting lines from tcom or poolhall junkies after every shot.


I heard a guy using the "an evening ago it was like an evening at the apollo in the mfer" line from pool hall junkies. I wanted to slap him.

ive also heard "even a blind squirrel finds a nut every once in a while" line before. after making a routine cut.


I hate guys who do that

I thought I looked cool when I used these lines. Maybe this is why there is always a line to play me.:wink:
 
cleary said:
the guy who spins the 8 ball before he lifts the rack

Now easy there....I always thought that was pretty flashy....but me...I spin the 8-ball...and the 3 corner balls.....makes for a better break:thumbup: :rotflmao1:
 
Anyone that tells me they paid their way through college playing pool.

Anyone that says "Let's play some for fun first to seey how you play."
 
Anyone who spends 10+ hours a day on AZBilliards, and only talks about playing pool, but never leaves the house.:grin-square:
 
rossaroni said:
Anyone who spends 10+ hours a day on AZBilliards, and only talks about playing pool, but never leaves the house.:grin-square:

Woah....easy there...I am probably logged on for at least 8hrs while i am at work....:sorry:

Care to play me..;)
 
ftgokie said:
Woah....easy there...I am probably logged on for at least 8hrs while i am at work....:sorry:

Care to play me..;)

8 hours. I go that beat and yes, I would like to play some, but I never leave the house. How about some virtual pool?!:wink:
 
crawfish said:
We all know the signs that are a dead giveaway for someone you just have to play. Here are a few for me. By the way, I often do these things so I am the "mark" also.

1. Any flourescent cue or case.

2. Rack twirlers.

3. Cuetech. Period.

4. Chalk holders.

5. Anyone louder than me.

6. Anyone that can drink with me and still hold a cue.

7. And lastly, anyone that asks what you are ranked.


As I mentioned earlier, I have also done every one of these things to create action. Let's hear some more.

I do all that...when can we play? :grin-devilish:
 
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