::Why,Why,Why,Why,Why,Why,Why!?!?!::

Why daddy why ?!?!

Hello Az .

Last night I had a parental moment with my 8 year old son ..I was in the kitchen, putting the finishing touches on some lasagna(yummy) when Josh comes in looking upset and confused ..I asked him what's wrong ..He began to tell me about the recreation he and his fellow summer camp mates were involved in ..He said that the center installed a pool table upstairs in the game room to go along with the ping pong tables etc..

Well,because I have never exposed him to pool,he had absolutely zero knowledge of the game or how it's played ..All he knew was that daddy was pretty good at it . So anyway , He went on to tell me that he watched a few boys playing,and he made an observation :They would always shoot the black ball (eight)last ..:eek: :eek:

"Why daddy Why ?".. is what he asked me .."is pool racist?" ..I could'nt help but laugh a little bit ..afterall,I have'nt exposed him or any of my children to billiards(for reasons that would start another thread) .So the first thing I did was comfort him and reassure him that pool was not a racist game ..I even told him that the black ball was a special ball because after pocketing it you win ..His little brown eyes lit up and then he gave me a knowing smile .:) :)

He is far too young to understand all of the intricacies of 8 ball ..I just kept it simple with him and now he feels better about going to camp and playing with his friends ..

awwwwww..The joys of parenthood:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :p :)
 
Walt, thanks for sharing that story....

You should be ashamed....not teaching your boy about pool ;)

Can't remember if it was a comedy skit or just a quit moment in a movie that was something along those lines....comedian said 8-ball was racist....something along the lines of "the white ball goes all around the world, knocking all the other different colored balls out, and then he dominates the earth by finally knocking the black ball off the table"

Reminded me of an Eddie Murphy style delivery in Raw or Delerious....hell, it could have been Eddie :D

So, you gonna help him win some lunch money at camp??? :D
 
You should be ashamed of yourself letting your son reach 8 years of age without a shred of billiard knowledge.
 
Show him that black and white 8-ball that they use in some tournaments.

Just like the black and white cookie, racial harmony.
"Look to the cookie" -- Seinfeld
 
Big Perm said:
Walt, thanks for sharing that story....

You should be ashamed....not teaching your boy about pool ;)

Can't remember if it was a comedy skit or just a quit moment in a movie that was something along those lines....comedian said 8-ball was racist....something along the lines of "the white ball goes all around the world, knocking all the other different colored balls out, and then he dominates the earth by finally knocking the black ball off the table"

Reminded me of an Eddie Murphy style delivery in Raw or Delerious....hell, it could have been Eddie :D

So, you gonna help him win some lunch money at camp??? :D
It was Martin Lawrence in Boomerang. (Eddie Murphy movie)

BVal
 
hahahahahahahahahaaha

Big Perm said:
so you gonna help him win some lunch money at camp??? :D

Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhh..Don't tell nobody man..If he's anything like his daddy,he'll take to pool like a fish takes to water..:p :p
 
BVal said:
It was Martin Lawrence in Boomerang. (Eddie Murphy movie)

BVal

gracias BVal....memory is failing ;)

Walt, your secret is safe with me....and the internet....
 
Big Perm said:
Can't remember if it was a comedy skit or just a quit moment in a movie that was something along those lines....comedian said 8-ball was racist....something along the lines of "the white ball goes all around the world, knocking all the other different colored balls out, and then he dominates the earth by finally knocking the black ball off the table"

It was Martin Lawrence in Boomerang.

EDIT: I didn't see that someone had already said this. Oh well. :)
 
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Bishop said:
You should be ashamed of yourself letting your son reach 8 years of age without a shred of billiard knowledge.

My dad sure couldn't wait that long....he started me in it when I was 4!
 
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