Scott Lee said:John...You know you're right, and a group of us here know you're right. You can't reason with most of these other guys. They would much rather believe it has to be something physical or mental, than just numbers. Their egos won't allow them to think any other way. But it's beating a dead horse...we've been through these threads a thousand times, and it's always the same. Someday they'll be proven wrong...
Scott Lee
www.poolknowledge.com
No, Scott, John is NOT right, and neither are you. What makes you think women don't have as much time as men to play pool or other games? Most men I know work an awful lot of hours. The truth is, guys like you and John are conditioned from day #1 to go out of your way to pretend to support women because that's probably the only way you can get one, by pretending to be on their side. The reality is that men are generally better than women in most competitive pursuits and it's not going to change. You can bet that Jeanette Lee plays far more hours than the average man, yet there are tons of male B players who can beat her, and if you don't agree, then you haven't been around. Rarely does Lee or the other women players run out. Fisher and Corr are the only two who run out consistently (unless there's a new group I haven't seen), and even they are fortunate that they can always run back to the women's league when things get too tough. I don't agree those guys you're referring to are making excuses. I think you are the one rationalizing. You are the one with the ego, afraid you might chase off the women if you don't bow every time one walks past. I knew this argument would drag the poodle boys out of the closet. I'm going to try to stay out of this topic because it really does bring out the phoniness in people, and I'm not talking about myself.
Tommy Joe