Well we don't play English 8 ball so the same applies. There are forums where you can go and discuss all the intricacies of that game, this is not it.
So again, you are here trolling away about games you don't play on equipment you don't use.
Karen Corr in the finals 14.1 American National Championships.
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Well we don't play English 8 ball so the same applies. There are forums where you can go and discuss all the intricacies of that game, this is not it.
So again, you are here trolling away about games you don't play on equipment you don't use.
That is great news. However, don't forget that I didn't offer you for a game in a childish manner so it doesn't really matter whether you do or not..
I beg to differ actually.. So if you have information about any I would love you to post some links to busy e8b forums...
I do not believe I am a troll. And the thanks I get on here via the up system affirms that for me.
This issue of playing ap confuses me. Is there some sort of custom or rule over there whereby you have to be an active participant of an activity in order to use a forum?
Are you not allowed to use American football forums unless you actually play American football?
If I was really in to madonnas would I not be allowed to use fan forums unless I was a singer?
What about members of Star Wars forums? They must be really screwed.. Can't be many that have passed the Jedi induction course and even fewer that have actually been to tatooine..
Here is a post from a few weeks ago that includes information as to why I use this site. If it is not a good enough reason to use the site then I am really really sorry and I promise I won't put sugar in my tea at breakfast by way of punishment..
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?p=4863840#post4863840
You might not even play at all for all we know.
Not much to talk about with your game of choice?
Good for you. Even Hitler had fans. No matter who the speaker is there are always those who will clap for him.
No, you can troll a forum and talk about whatever you want. Generally that leads to awkward conversations as the person with no experience can't really relate, as you can't seem to.
Again you can use any forum you want. But you would have a harder time being accepted at a place where you know almost nothing about the primary topic. It's like trying to talk about football arrogantly when all you know is rugby.
The proper analogy would be if you never saw a Star Wars film, only even knew Doctor Who and proceeded to infest the Star Wars forum with your Science Fiction "wisdom".
As I said, trolling. I presume your friend is a fully capable person who could have gotten on AZB to defend himself without your intervention? After all he knows how to use Facebook.
9-4 I believe!
As I said before, twisting and turning like a twisty turny thing...
Thank you for, again, making my point..
Today, tonight, I make your point never ever which is just shy of forever. However crushing your pointless points is done always with ease as I please hardly a thought expended to upend your trolling shite.
Honestly, the size of the graphics in your posts tell me all I need to know about you.
That's the only reason you post isn't it?
Be honest...
Yes of course it is the ONLY reason. However what then explains the times I choose to deliberately check the 'do not show signature button'?
Guess you would need to be a part of the community and not a troll to understand that.
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Pot kettle etc - refer to my earlier post of some days ago
Makes no sense. I am a pool player who is also a case maker. I participated in this forum when I had no company and nothing to sell.
You are an anon who says he doesn't even play "american" pool games.
I have been a member of this community for more than a decade, helping other members, answering technical questions, donating to causes..
Compared to you and several like you who almost exclusively look to be controversial, to make your sarcastic and snarky remarks thinking you are being witty. All you are here for is to get a rise out of whomever takes the bait. Today it's me, tomorrow it will be someone else.
That's the difference between being a member of the community with sensitivity and sensibility and being a troll. You're a member of the forum but not a member of the community.
It's true. Hitler is the ulitmate human embodiement of evil in the last century. And despite that he even had fans while he was alive and still has fans even after he is dead.
The whole "I got private praise from a bunch of people for what I said therefore I am right" appeal to authority tactic is simply weak. Everyone gets praise from someone for what they think because no matter what the issue is there are always people on both sides of it.
We used to have this thing at RSB where the first time anyone says Hitler in a discussion it was over. That worked a lot of the time.
Earl sharked the living shit out of her and ended up beating her 9-4.
I sat right behind him and heard everything he said, even comments muttered under his breath. Aside from his usual BS about the room, the table, 10' tables, heated tables, his bad luck, etc., he repeatedly made cracks specifically regarding her gender, such as:
"Women should not be allowed in this tournament."
and...
"Do you realize how humiliating it is to force somebody of my abilities to play a woman?"
I never said a word back to him, but I'm sitting there thinking, "Nobody is forcing you to play here. Nobody is holding a gun to your head saying you have to continue. Unscrew and walk away if it's so humiliating."
Karen has crushed many male players who have beaten Earl. Last year at TS she made it to the 9th round on the loser's side. Along the way she beat a very in stroke Dennis Hatch in a tough hill-hill match, demolished Ron Cosanzio (a great regional pro who had decisively beat Dechaine in the first round), cruised past a hot Danny Mastermaker, and then ran into Earl. In that match Earl was even worse to her than he was this year, keeping up a constant barrage of sexist banter that embarrassed me just to hear it (although the crowd seemed to love it
) She was visibly shaken, but kept her composure enough to:1. Keep a smile on her face the whole time.
2. Keep in the game to get to a 9-6 finish.
Ain't a bad showing in light of all his sharking, and considering the way Earl was playing at that tourney he was simply not to be denied.
Karen Corr is just about one of the classiest players in the game IMO, men or women. She can hold her own against any player in the world, and will walk away with the win if they don't bring their A game with them.
BTW I think the previous high run by a woman in a 14.1 tournament was a 90 by Jasmin Ouschan a few years ago. If so, Karen has the current record, and in a game she hardly ever plays.
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Sorry, I thought Karen ran 93, not 83. That means Jasmin is still the current women's record holder AFAIK, but Karen's 83 in tournament play ain't too shabby, either.
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Earl sharked the living shit out of her and ended up beating her 9-4.
I sat right behind him and heard everything he said, even comments muttered under his breath. Aside from his usual BS about the room, the table, 10' tables, heated tables, his bad luck, etc., he repeatedly made cracks specifically regarding her gender, such as:
"Women should not be allowed in this tournament."
and...
"Do you realize how humiliating it is to force somebody of my abilities to play a woman?"
I never said a word back to him, but I'm sitting there thinking, "Nobody is forcing you to play here. Nobody is holding a gun to your head saying you have to continue. Unscrew and walk away if it's so humiliating."
Karen has crushed many male players who have beaten Earl. Last year at TS she made it to the 9th round on the loser's side. Along the way she beat a very in stroke Dennis Hatch in a tough hill-hill match, demolished Ron Cosanzio (a great regional pro who had decisively beat Dechaine in the first round), cruised past a hot Danny Mastermaker, and then ran into Earl. In that match Earl was even worse to her than he was this year, keeping up a constant barrage of sexist banter that embarrassed me just to hear it (although the crowd seemed to love it
1. Keep a smile on her face the whole time.
2. Keep in the game to get to a 9-6 finish.
Ain't a bad showing in light of all his sharking, and considering the way Earl was playing at that tourney he was simply not to be denied.
Karen Corr is just about one of the classiest players in the game IMO, men or women. She can hold her own against any player in the world, and will walk away with the win if they don't bring their A game with them.
BTW I think the previous high run by a woman in a 14.1 tournament was a 90 by Jasmin Ouschan a few years ago. If so, Karen has the current record, and in a game she hardly ever plays.
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Sorry, I thought Karen ran 93, not 83. That means Jasmin is still the current women's record holder AFAIK, but Karen's 83 in tournament play ain't too shabby, either.
Thanks for taking the time to post all of that. Sorry it wasn't a decent match for her to play.
And not one word of the soap opera going on here in this thread. whew
Jeff Livingston
Earl sharked the living shit out of her and ended up beating her 9-4.
I sat right behind him and heard everything he said, even comments muttered under his breath. Aside from his usual BS about the room, the table, 10' tables, heated tables, his bad luck, etc., he repeatedly made cracks specifically regarding her gender, such as:
"Women should not be allowed in this tournament."
and...
"Do you realize how humiliating it is to force somebody of my abilities to play a woman?"
I never said a word back to him, but I'm sitting there thinking, "Nobody is forcing you to play here. Nobody is holding a gun to your head saying you have to continue. Unscrew and walk away if it's so humiliating."
Karen has crushed many male players who have beaten Earl. Last year at TS she made it to the 9th round on the loser's side. Along the way she beat a very in stroke Dennis Hatch in a tough hill-hill match, demolished Ron Cosanzio (a great regional pro who had decisively beat Dechaine in the first round), cruised past a hot Danny Mastermaker, and then ran into Earl. In that match Earl was even worse to her than he was this year, keeping up a constant barrage of sexist banter that embarrassed me just to hear it (although the crowd seemed to love it
1. Keep a smile on her face the whole time.
2. Keep in the game to get to a 9-6 finish.
Ain't a bad showing in light of all his sharking, and considering the way Earl was playing at that tourney he was simply not to be denied.
Karen Corr is just about one of the classiest players in the game IMO, men or women. She can hold her own against any player in the world, and will walk away with the win if they don't bring their A game with them.
BTW I think the previous high run by a woman in a 14.1 tournament was a 90 by Jasmin Ouschan a few years ago. If so, Karen has the current record, and in a game she hardly ever plays.
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Sorry, I thought Karen ran 93, not 83. That means Jasmin is still the current women's record holder AFAIK, but Karen's 83 in tournament play ain't too shabby, either.
Thanks for posting the truth. Earl should have been warned and then ejected from the match if he continued after the warning. Unfortunately, it didn't work out that way and Karen was cheated out of the opportunity to compete in a fair environment.
I'm curious who you are, I mighta been sitting 15 feet away from you, lol.
While I wasn't sitting close enough to Earl to hear the exact comments. I will say that he didn't go on the typical Earl rant for the whole match. If anything, the comments were in the early going, before they had played mroe than 3-4 racks. Earl led the whole match, and as the match progressed, he really didn't have that much to say.
Now, I'm not a raving Earl fan, just to clarify. Just giving some more input from someone that was also sitting tableside.
I was sitting in the front row, on the other side of the table (you were prolly sitting in the middle aisle).
Eric
While I wasn't sitting close enough to Earl to hear the exact comments. I will say that he didn't go on the typical Earl rant for the whole match. If anything, the comments were in the early going, before they had played mroe than 3-4 racks. Earl led the whole match, and as the match progressed, he really didn't have that much to say.
Now, I'm not a raving Earl fan, just to clarify. Just giving some more input from someone that was also sitting tableside.
I was sitting in the front row, on the other side of the table (you were prolly sitting in the middle aisle).
Eric
Earl sharked the living shit out of her and ended up beating her 9-4.
I sat right behind him and heard everything he said, even comments muttered under his breath. Aside from his usual BS about the room, the table, 10' tables, heated tables, his bad luck, etc., he repeatedly made cracks specifically regarding her gender, such as:
"Women should not be allowed in this tournament."
and...
"Do you realize how humiliating it is to force somebody of my abilities to play a woman?"
I never said a word back to him, but I'm sitting there thinking, "Nobody is forcing you to play here. Nobody is holding a gun to your head saying you have to continue. Unscrew and walk away if it's so humiliating."
Karen has crushed many male players who have beaten Earl. Last year at TS she made it to the 9th round on the loser's side. Along the way she beat a very in stroke Dennis Hatch in a tough hill-hill match, demolished Ron Cosanzio (a great regional pro who had decisively beat Dechaine in the first round), cruised past a hot Danny Mastermaker, and then ran into Earl. In that match Earl was even worse to her than he was this year, keeping up a constant barrage of sexist banter that embarrassed me just to hear it (although the crowd seemed to love it
1. Keep a smile on her face the whole time.
2. Keep in the game to get to a 9-6 finish.
Ain't a bad showing in light of all his sharking, and considering the way Earl was playing at that tourney he was simply not to be denied.
Karen Corr is just about one of the classiest players in the game IMO, men or women. She can hold her own against any player in the world, and will walk away with the win if they don't bring their A game with them.
BTW I think the previous high run by a woman in a 14.1 tournament was a 90 by Jasmin Ouschan a few years ago. If so, Karen has the current record, and in a game she hardly ever plays.
EDIT:
Sorry, I thought Karen ran 93, not 83. That means Jasmin is still the current women's record holder AFAIK, but Karen's 83 in tournament play ain't too shabby, either.
It was your integrity which cost you a customer, and a lost opportunity cost represents lost income.
Shirley you must be joking not to comprehend opportunity costs? (pun intended)