Hey welcome to the boards!
Just Wanted to Introduce Myself and Say Hello
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Smorgass Bored said:
I guess that was the point of the experiment.
AZB has grown, it's Membership has grown and the amount of Rep has grown accordingly. Such is life.
http://forums.azbilliards.com/memberlist.php?&order=DESC&sort=reputation&pp=30
A better experiment might be to determine what type of life form Eddie Wheat is..... imo
That maybe an experiment better performed by Saggy or his biology department colleagues.
Aw, go ahead, he might as well max out too. It is green box inflation, we'll soon be toting our green boxes around in wheelbarrows, like the Germans were with Duechmarks (sp?) after WWI. It doesn't make sense to me that because somebody has more rep, their rep should be more valuable. Not that it really matters at all.
Sorry to hijack your thread Saggy so I'll welcome you again and go back and give you some rep too.
Maybe it's time to adjust the number of points required to acquire a green box? Seriously, a full boat of rep from a single 'hello' post makes the entire system ridiculously useless.. might as well get rid of it. BANNED members could create a new account, imitate one of these 'hello' posts, and immediately reset years of damage.Smorgass Bored said:
Oh, and welcome to the forums!
Welcome from Poland.....
And now I'm really jealous....
:frown: :frown: :frown: Whaaaaah...:frown: :frown: :frown:
i wanna lots of little green boxes tooooo.....
Smorgass Bored said:
And now I'm really jealous....
:frown: :frown: :frown: Whaaaaah...:frown: :frown: :frown:
i wanna lots of little green boxes tooooo.....
Welcome aboard!
Where you at?
Welcome to AZ,
Where do you hail from?
Maybe there are some AZ'ers in your area that like to play 3C also.
How about Cowboy? Ever play that game...has some carom shots involved.
Name: Mathew
Skill Level: APA 7
Occupation: Semiconductor Equipment Engineer
Age: 31
Primary Playing cue: Hightower (Swords & Daggers)
Secondary Playing cue: JW Petree w/OB1 shaft
Break/Jump cue: X-breaker
Saggy said:
Welcome to AZ,
Where do you hail from?
Maybe there are some AZ'ers in your area that like to play 3C also.
How about Cowboy? Ever play that game...has some carom shots involved.
Name: Mathew
Skill Level: APA 7
Occupation: Semiconductor Equipment Engineer
Age: 31
Primary Playing cue: Hightower (Swords & Daggers)
Secondary Playing cue: JW Petree w/OB1 shaft
Break/Jump cue: X-breaker
Smorgass Bored said:Here's the problem with your experiment. I've been on AZB since its beginning and like you, it took a long while to accumulate green boxes and Rep points. After 5 or 6 years, I had a total of 58 points.
Over the past 2-3 years, AZB doubled (or tripled) it's Member base and the number of people giving Rep grew proportionately.
I, and many other longtime members of AZB now have many thousands of Rep points. It took me about 8 years to accumulate my total, but now it is what it is.
In the past day or two, a new poster named GUS made a post and had one green box, I gave him Rep one time and he jumped from 1 green box to 8 green boxes. I am not alone. There are now over 300 members that have maxed out their green boxes at 11.
Good Rep from any of the members on Page 1 will now give a newcomer more than one or two green boxes.
AZB has grown, it's Membership has grown and the amount of Rep has grown accordingly. Such is life.
http://forums.azbilliards.com/memberlist.php?&order=DESC&sort=reputation&pp=30
A better experiment might be to determine what type of life form Eddie Wheat is..... imo
Doug
(now, I'm afraid to give Saggy any Rep)
.
better experiment might be to determine what type of life form Eddie Wheat is..... imo
Doug now that is funny shit, leave poor Eddie alone!!!!!!!!:thumbup:
Doug
(now, I'm afraid to give Saggy any Rep
Don't worry about it Doug, I already gave him Rep, now if you followed that he may explode!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Take Care
Saggy said:
Isn't 3-C available in the city? Sang Lee's place?
Smorgass Bored said:Here's the problem with your experiment. I've been on AZB since its beginning and like you, it took a long while to accumulate green boxes and Rep points. After 5 or 6 years, I had a total of 58 points.
Over the past 2-3 years, AZB doubled (or tripled) it's Member base and the number of people giving Rep grew proportionately.
I, and many other longtime members of AZB now have many thousands of Rep points. It took me about 8 years to accumulate my total, but now it is what it is.
In the past day or two, a new poster named GUS made a post and had one green box, I gave him Rep one time and he jumped from 1 green box to 8 green boxes. I am not alone. There are now over 300 members that have maxed out their green boxes at 11.
Good Rep from any of the members on Page 1 will now give a newcomer more than one or two green boxes.
AZB has grown, it's Membership has grown and the amount of Rep has grown accordingly. Such is life.
http://forums.azbilliards.com/memberlist.php?&order=DESC&sort=reputation&pp=30
A better experiment might be to determine what type of life form Eddie Wheat is..... imo
Doug
(now, I'm afraid to give Saggy any Rep)
.
T7 could use your help.
Thanks 
Welcome aboard. There are a lot of good posts here.
reps to you
reps to you
Hi Saggy, what is your major area of study? Your answer tells me what I might ask to further the study of pocket billiards.
Mine was psychometrics with an emphasis on the study and treatment of behavior disorders (psychopaths, violence and other criminal types). Retired five years ago from Youngstown State.
There are a lot of interesting people here.
Mine was psychometrics with an emphasis on the study and treatment of behavior disorders (psychopaths, violence and other criminal types). Retired five years ago from Youngstown State.
There are a lot of interesting people here.
I Have My Sane And Lucid Moments.... imo
"There are a lot of interesting people here."
That was a nice way to say that, Joe.
I'm usually referred to as 'a case study'....
Doug (on the Group W bench)
JoeW said:
"There are a lot of interesting people here."
That was a nice way to say that, Joe.
I'm usually referred to as 'a case study'....
Doug (on the Group W bench)