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The official Bannana Belt of NE
. gonna pick up my new fishin' boat in Kearney this mth. Had allot of fun there (8Ball) over the yrs, and Great people, and the food....well is Always good.
So you have been living this lie for over 6-years?
I'm glad that you came forward but I think it's time for username reform.
I draw the line when it comes to usernames designed with intent to misrepresent the number of balls and/or racks you can run on a pool table.
are you bad? baddest man in the whole damn town???
I used to own all the pool rooms in the world. Then I sold them all for billions of dollars. Yeah, thats how it went.
I'm probably the best pool player in the world but have slowed down a little now. I taught Shane everything he knows. Even to this day, Earl calls me for tips on his game. Thats the ticket.
Jon Lovitz and me hang around together, we are best buddies. I do a pretty good Lovitz, yes?
I'm probably the best pool player in the world but have slowed down a little now. I taught Shane everything he knows. Even to this day, Earl calls me for tips on his game. Thats the ticket.
Jon Lovitz and me hang around together, we are best buddies. I do a pretty good Lovitz, yes?
Not sure why I never use a Alias . I'll never forget both my Parents died young , Mom always thought I was a Piano Player in a Whore house , Best she never found out I was a truck driver for almost 50 yrs . Terry should take heed . Jim
Obvious...
I'm guessing I don't need to tell you my name.......I'm much more creative and imaginative on a pool table....
I'm guessing I don't need to tell you my name.......I'm much more creative and imaginative on a pool table....
What, you were a truck driver. You mean Baxter@whorehouse.com was a phony email address?
Billy Kuykendall. I quit playing around 1990 and started back in 2009, quit again during this time for a year and have only played a few times since Tunica because of health issues. I live in Cullman,Al and played alot on the road in the 70's and 80's. Earl Kellum was a old road buddy of mine and I really miss him. He was the one who talked me into playing in tournaments. We played on the Baxter tour back then. As far as my speed, I have played some of the best and worst pool I've seen.
Maybe I should change my screen name to "3packonTed"
Well said, TATE.
Considering the fact that after reading only one sentance, an image of Jon Lovitz popped into my head YEAH! Id say you do an excellent impression!
Then my name would have to be 3onepacksonBruce
Earl Kellum!!
Back in the 90's sometime I once watched him play a business man on a valley bartable at the sports palace in Columbia, SC. They started playing for $2 a game and within an hour were betting $10 a game, all the while never exchanging any money until someone owed 50 or 100. After another hour they were betting 20 and then 40 a game. Before you know it the business man was out of cash(around 1200 stuck I think) and he asked Earl if they could keep playing and he would run to the bank in the end, even said Earl could hold his car keys or ride with him. Earl agreed to these terms. At one point they were betting 300 a game and about 10 am the man decided he'd had enough. At this point he owed Earl $10,800. He took Earl to the bank with him and they were closed!!! Turns out it was MLK day. He then brought Earl back to the SP and made a simple offer of $11,000 in the form of a check. The man was very embarrassed about the situation and said he hated not being able to pay. Earl didn't like it but he wasn't nasty with the guy and accepted his ONE check.
Earl cashed the check the next day nowadays I won't trust anyone for $100 ever really in the poolroom, with the exception of a few EVERYONE MUST POST!
Sorry for getting so off topic, just saw his name and had to share.
Back in the 90's sometime I once watched him play a business man on a valley bartable at the sports palace in Columbia, SC. They started playing for $2 a game and within an hour were betting $10 a game, all the while never exchanging any money until someone owed 50 or 100. After another hour they were betting 20 and then 40 a game. Before you know it the business man was out of cash(around 1200 stuck I think) and he asked Earl if they could keep playing and he would run to the bank in the end, even said Earl could hold his car keys or ride with him. Earl agreed to these terms. At one point they were betting 300 a game and about 10 am the man decided he'd had enough. At this point he owed Earl $10,800. He took Earl to the bank with him and they were closed!!! Turns out it was MLK day. He then brought Earl back to the SP and made a simple offer of $11,000 in the form of a check. The man was very embarrassed about the situation and said he hated not being able to pay. Earl didn't like it but he wasn't nasty with the guy and accepted his ONE check.
Earl cashed the check the next day
nowadays I won't trust anyone for $100 ever really in the poolroom, with the exception of a few EVERYONE MUST POST!Sorry for getting so off topic, just saw his name and had to share.
baddest man in the whole damn town?
Back in the 90's sometime I once watched him play a business man on a valley bartable at the sports palace in Columbia, SC. They started playing for $2 a game and within an hour were betting $10 a game, all the while never exchanging any money until someone owed 50 or 100. After another hour they were betting 20 and then 40 a game. Before you know it the business man was out of cash(around 1200 stuck I think) and he asked Earl if they could keep playing and he would run to the bank in the end, even said Earl could hold his car keys or ride with him. Earl agreed to these terms. At one point they were betting 300 a game and about 10 am the man decided he'd had enough. At this point he owed Earl $10,800. He took Earl to the bank with him and they were closed!!! Turns out it was MLK day. He then brought Earl back to the SP and made a simple offer of $11,000 in the form of a check. The man was very embarrassed about the situation and said he hated not being able to pay. Earl didn't like it but he wasn't nasty with the guy and accepted his ONE check.
Earl cashed the check the next day
Sorry for getting so off topic, just saw his name and had to share.
I remember that. Not bad for starting out $2 a game. My name is Brian, been called brain almost all of my life. AZ made me use the 71. Who is Jeese B?
I've heard you are pretty bad.