Optimistic Posters
- Thread starter Island Drive
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I get more hassle than anybody on here.
Almost always, no matter what I post, some poster(s) will crap on it and me.
Yes, I wish it would stop. People have left AZB over the years because of this.
But I am still here.
And I ran a couple of racks of 9B tonight on my new Diamond Professional.
r/DCP
Almost always, no matter what I post, some poster(s) will crap on it and me.
Yes, I wish it would stop. People have left AZB over the years because of this.
But I am still here.
And I ran a couple of racks of 9B tonight on my new Diamond Professional.
r/DCP
Rusty in Montana
Well-known member
I'm more of a Kent Fast Steel ammo fan when it comes to shooting geese or ducks ha ha
Rusty in Montana
Well-known member
I see, hangars. Is this thread about hangers or hangars?? When I see a hangar I see lots of shop space, it doesn't necessarily have to be occupied by aircraft, in fact it just might be a waste of indoor space.
Google AI interpretation of OP's post below. Likely Google AI just BS come up with an answer. There is something wrong with AI if it also understands OP's post 
It sounds like you’re touching on the classic clash between the collaborative spirit of the game and the ego that often gets in the way.
In a game as precise as billiards, that "desire to go the other way" usually stems from a few human quirks:
Billiards is addictive because of the geometry, but it becomes "intrusive" when people bring their baggage to the felt. Choosing to "duck" the drama and just play the game for what it is—a shared learning experience—is how you keep the game fun instead of a chore.
Do you find this negativity usually comes from players who are struggling with their own game, or is it more of a "personality trait" you see across the board?
It sounds like you’re touching on the classic clash between the collaborative spirit of the game and the ego that often gets in the way.
In a game as precise as billiards, that "desire to go the other way" usually stems from a few human quirks:
- Defensiveness: For some, a suggestion feels like a critique of their intelligence or "table vision." To protect their ego, they reflexively disagree or complicate the situation.
- The "Lone Wolf" Mentality: There’s a subset of players who view billiards as a purely solitary puzzle. They see outside input not as help, but as an intrusion on their personal process.
- Control: People often use "contrarianism" to maintain a sense of authority over the table, even if it makes the atmosphere heavy or negative.
Billiards is addictive because of the geometry, but it becomes "intrusive" when people bring their baggage to the felt. Choosing to "duck" the drama and just play the game for what it is—a shared learning experience—is how you keep the game fun instead of a chore.
Do you find this negativity usually comes from players who are struggling with their own game, or is it more of a "personality trait" you see across the board?
AI may be smarter than we think.
Proper orthography is illusive.
Maybe he meant illusive as in illusory making?
Yes.. but I have a compass and GPS...we'll find a way here.
Try reading it backwards.... a message in there somewhere. I thought a negative poster had to with developing rolls of film.Yup.
I read it 4 times and still don't understand...
Find out where those posters park and puncture their tires.
And I ran to the bathroom a couple of times last night to my new Toto
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