Team Names Not Allowed

Biloxi Boy said:
I had to go dig this old relic from the bottom of the cedar chest. I can't remember the translation, although I can remember getting looks, some good, some bad, when I wore it. Perhaps someone here will oblige. I am pretty sure the part in English would never fly with ABA, and that is really sad.

I really loved this place. R.I.P. to it and all the other dearly departed.

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Rocket354 said:
Not sure how it started, but to be fair, banning "All Balls Matter" might be considered a bit uptight. Most of the older banned names are sexually suggestive.
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Not is APA, "All balls matter"was our league name, our league was scored by how many balls the opponent had left on the table, so if you broke and ran the score was 10-0, so all balls really did matter.......
 
straightline said:
Speaking of absent, where's flakeandrun?
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You are correct, where is he? Troubling -- he is as close to a regular as we have. Off
working? He's already on the other side of the world so any movement would be closer toward us.

But I am so out of it, HawaiianEye's absence escaped me, and he is definitely a regular.

Someone needs to call roll at least once a month.
 
I recall a HawEye post in one of the cue threads. FnR I recall him saying he was going to Finland(?) to visit family and or enter a major in China and that's it.
 
Mensabum said:
I wonder if anybody would complain about 3 hacks and a black??😉
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I am sure LOL

I play with a black guy a lot, he is actually from an African country originally. I was trying to think of a nick-name for him and came up with "Afro Reyes". Another guy I met in TN would toss around the N word with us, to the point that me and a few other white guys were using it along with him. One of his favorite things was to be playing some random guy and blurt out to him "Did you just call me an N...?" to see him freeze up LOL So much of the negative words or phrases are based on context and how one says them.
 
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