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CreeDo

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...there is a fish named CreeDo. No chance any of y'all are here too? I'll be around to shoot tomorrow until the end of the week. So far 36 Billares is the only game in town... there there are 12:30 AM the other night and it was a very old school scene... old dark polished wood, ancient skinny lockers made only for cue storage, a guy in formal clothes and black bowtie... and a spectator stand. Don't see that anymore. Couple of guys shooting a friendly set with all the lights turned down, and 3 or 4 people watching, so I ended up leaving them to it, and no chance of shooting tonight :( But tomorrow will be good.
 
CreeDo said:
...there is a fish named CreeDo. No chance any of y'all are here too? I'll be around to shoot tomorrow until the end of the week. So far 36 Billares is the only game in town... there there are 12:30 AM the other night and it was a very old school scene... old dark polished wood, ancient skinny lockers made only for cue storage, a guy in formal clothes and black bowtie... and a spectator stand. Don't see that anymore. Couple of guys shooting a friendly set with all the lights turned down, and 3 or 4 people watching, so I ended up leaving them to it, and no chance of shooting tonight :( But tomorrow will be good.
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There is a place named Wrangler Saloon in Buenos Aires. I'll try to find out an address.
 
well as usual I wrote a big long post, and the lame short automatic-logout on AZB kicked me off and failed to save the post. I love when that happens. Anyway, I liked 36 billares a lot, very very old school. They have these nifty iron boxes on the wall to hold 3 balls, when you want to play the formally dressed counter guy unlocks them and it starts a little meter going. The meter measures playing time in units that nobody in the world uses, but it works out to about $4.25 USD an hour. I also dug the 100 or so old wooden lockers, the snooker table (first time seeing one), and the electronic scoreboard near the ?spectator?billiards table. The place is like ames city... no jukebox, no bar, no games, just pool. You hear music from upstairs, a small restaurant centered around a stage that has... not sure what kind of music. Tango or broadway or something. A nice change from Limp Bizkit and Nelly. There were no women, except when the place upstairs shuts down. Then a few couples filter down and look at the pool players like they?re a new exhibit at the zoo lol. A good time to do banks and masse.

I may check out this other place on corrientes before I leave today, providing they open early enough.
 
Im in Oklahoma if you wanna fly up here and play a race to 9, 9 ball for 20.00:thumbup:
 
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