SPetty
07-31-2003, 07:48 PM
I have a "Billiard Buddy" who subscribes to BD, but doesn't own a computer! He asked me if I could find out the answer to a question he has, so I told him I'd try you guys.
In the May, 2003 BD, there's 25 questions with Mike Sigel. On page 40 is this question and answer:
Q: Who were the top three [9-ball] players you ever played?
A: Earl, Efren Reyes and Buddy Hall. Buddy was right at the top. Although I'll tell you, during a three-month stretch back in the '80s, the greatest 9-ball player I ever saw was Louis Roberts. It was back when he was listening to that hypnosis tape in his sleep. He walked into a room without even saying a word, and people would just stop and turn around and there was Louis. You could just feel his presence. He played so good it was scary. He had a look on his face, and you knew if he just pointed at a ball, it was in.
The question my friend has is: what is the hypnosis tape that Mike is referring to?
If you guys can help him, I'll bet he buys a computer! /ccboard/images/graemlins/smile.gif
In the May, 2003 BD, there's 25 questions with Mike Sigel. On page 40 is this question and answer:
Q: Who were the top three [9-ball] players you ever played?
A: Earl, Efren Reyes and Buddy Hall. Buddy was right at the top. Although I'll tell you, during a three-month stretch back in the '80s, the greatest 9-ball player I ever saw was Louis Roberts. It was back when he was listening to that hypnosis tape in his sleep. He walked into a room without even saying a word, and people would just stop and turn around and there was Louis. You could just feel his presence. He played so good it was scary. He had a look on his face, and you knew if he just pointed at a ball, it was in.
The question my friend has is: what is the hypnosis tape that Mike is referring to?
If you guys can help him, I'll bet he buys a computer! /ccboard/images/graemlins/smile.gif