Memories of the late 80's Seattle scene/211 Club (Long)

[maha]

cecil was a man not to play or even talk to, as far as i was concerned. he had a mean fighting disposition and no good could come from knowing him.
he got his just rewards though and had his hand broken up. then learned left handed and played pro speed at that.

they tried to steer him into me in california. before i knew about him but did know he as good. i was too occupied with getting the break and wild 3,5,7,9 from roper. and not beating him and setting the hook for all the others in town. which worked. i laid my own spreads for the crowd.

 

[gregcantrall]

fighting disposition

Is what I observed when Cole Dixon and Rick Hodge square Ed off after hours.
I had the pleasure of and often benefit of ....after hours interactions and action. The fight disposition comes from an after hours interaction between Cole and Rick Hodge. Rick being a light weight boxing champion and Cole being the Dennis the Menace with a beer bottle by the neck behind his leg as they closed to get personal. I was the only witless. they sorted it.

 

[gregcantrall]

My "fighting disposition " would provide my best game. I still go back to the ring game that got to 10 and 20 and a Samoan wanted in. He also wanted to intimidate with his size and aggression. He racked for me and I broke and ran 3. Make me think there's going to be a fight. Please.