**The Pool Hall Blues**(the sing-a-long)

jay helfert said:
School, what's that?
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Well I heard that was the name of the place that taught "nitizm"..That's the study(or art form) of the common condition/behavior known as "nit".. this prepares children to be nits when they are adults ..

In it's 3 part course,kids learn to walk,talk,think and act like a no-gambling,card carryin' nit...

Once they pass the refresher course ,these kids are officially classified as "junior nits" LOL

Of course as these kids grow older and become more wise of all the teachings of nit ..Some of them go on to become nit scholars ..and earn phd's in nitimology..Naturally,they go on and teach others how to be nits ...LMAO:p :p
 
Walt Frazier said:
Well I heard that was the name of the place that taught "nitizm"..That's the study(or art form) of the common condition/behavior known as "nit".. this prepares children to be nits when they are adults ..

In it's 3 part course,kids learn to walk,talk,think and act like a no-gambling,card carryin' nit...

Once they pass the refresher course ,these kids are officially classified as "junior nits" LOL

Of course as these kids grow older and become more wise of all the teachings of nit ..Some of them go on to become nit scholars ..and earn phd's in nitimology..Naturally,they go on and teach others how to be nits ...LMAO:p :p
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I missed that class. I was busy out in the schoolyard playing "Steely Boulders For Keeps", or pitching pennies, nickels and dimes against a wall.
By the age of 12, I would bring a deck of cards to school and teach my buddies Blackjack and Gin Rummy. We had a lot of fun, especially me.

In high school, I would finagle my way into poker games with the college kids who had bucks. And I got in big trouble for hustling the Country Club champion on the putting green for $100. Yes, I was a bad boy and I admit it. But I turned out good, didn't I? :) :)
 
jay helfert said:
I missed that class. I was busy out in the schoolyard playing "Steely Boulders For Keeps", or pitching pennies, nickels and dimes against a wall.
By the age of 12, I would bring a deck of cards to school and teach my buddies Blackjack and Gin Rummy. We had a lot of fun, especially me.

In high school, I would finagle my way into poker games with the college kids who had bucks. And I got in big trouble for hustling the Country Club champion on the putting green for $100. Yes, I was a bad boy and I admit it. But I turned out good, didn't I? :) :)
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Yes you did ..You turned out well my friend.:p :p
 
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