My First Team Event ***** And Playing Nick Varner

I'd say keep the twenty in your wallet (not to spend) and bring it out to remind you of what you've accomplished when needing a mental boost.

Looks like you have something going here. Instead of collecting trophies, you could collect signatures of those you've had the pleasure of beating on that twenty. :smile:

Great story.
 
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dchan320 said:
I'd say keep the twenty in your wallet (not to spend) and bring it out to remind you of what you've accomplished when needing a mental boost.

Looks like you have something going here. Instead of collecting trophies, you could collect signatures of those you've had the pleasure of beating on that twenty. :smile:

Great story.
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Not a bad idea except for the fact that I've been known to lose my wallet from time to time.:scratchhead:
 
That's a GREAT story and something to be proud of! In 1991 I went to Bolling Green KY during Derby Week with $200 in my pocket with Nick Varner's name on it. I wanted to match up with him in a decent race of 9 ball, knowing I'd get smoked, but knowing I had a chance to get a game or two on my side of the string that I would brag about for at least 70 years. I was willing to part with $200 for the lesson/experience and just to say I took one or two games off him (he was my hero at the time, still is up there on the short list). I didn't find him at that room, my intel was bad...to think you got to do it for only $20 AND you whitewashed him!!! There's a reason no one beat him all weekend, and you know why...the pressure is off the hook. But that didn't phase you! :thumbup:
 
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