To Bluewolf

[Popcorn]

(Quote Bluewolf)
----"I dont know if i am all that valuable, still being a beginner. But I have found that I can post on the non-pool forum how i did in league last night, or about some kool shot I made, which would be a simple shot for most people here. And of course, Rackumup can tell as many jokes as he wants over there.

I find myself reluctant to post here about new stuff I have learned, since many here are way above my head in pool and I don't want to waste anybody's time reading something they already know.

I am being honest and sincere. This is not sarcastic, cynical or sour grapes or anything. I just know that most people here are way out of my league.

bw

"the strength of the wolf is in the pack,
the strength of the pack is in the wolf" "------


From what I have seen, this board does not really have a pecking order. It is obvious some players do know a little more then others, but that is to be expected. My experience has been, the better the player the nicer they are and most willing to help another player. Don't feel the need to premise all your posts with, "I know I don't know anything but." I don't think it is necessary.
I copied this over from the Missing players thread in the other forum, as I don't think it is pool related. I like the way the board is set up now and don't want to be the one to begin messing it up.

[TomBrooklyn]

I agree, but just don't directly address anyone who is in the Inner Circle. And definitely not the Inner-Inner Circle.

You may not even know about the Inner-Inner circle yet. These things are revealed to one when they are ready. Don't try to go in there yet. One must be ready before one enters. There is no way to explain how to prepare for that, however, you will know when you are ready. There will be unmistakable signs. I can tell you no more. I have said too much already. =TB=

[stickman]

<blockquote><font class="small">Quote TomBrooklyn:</font><hr> I agree, but just don't directly address anyone who is in the Inner Circle. And definitely not the Inner-Inner Circle.

You may not even know about the Inner-Inner circle yet. These things are revealed to one when they are ready. Don't try to go in there yet. One must be ready before one enters. There is no way to explain how to prepare for that, however, you will know when you are ready. There will be unmistakable signs. I can tell you no more. I have said too much already. =TB= <hr /></blockquote>

And if you do accidently address someone in the Inner-Inner Circle, delete it as quick as possible. J/K [img]/ccboard/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[Kato]

Jeez Tom, while don't you give him the keys to Lorri's car? [img]/ccboard/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

Kato

[rackmup]

Could someone please reveal the names of the CCB Members of the "Inner-Inner Circle", the "Inner Circle", just the "Circle" and those who might be of the group "Outside the Circle" as well as those "Looking at the Circle", those who are "Too Far Away to See the Circle" and the remaining group of posters who are "In Search of the Circle".

Additionally, what are the membership fees and any subsequent monthly dues for the various "Circles", when do they meet, and how does one find out which "Circle" they might already belong to?

Regards,

Ken (running in circles but not sure of which circle I might be running with [img]/ccboard/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img])

[Chris Cass]

Hi Ken,

Your finally coming around. The question is, Where does the circle begin? I can tell you and don't have to worry about being kicked out.

The circle begins with 2 people. 2 ccbers meet and form the circle. Going to tourneys and running into other ccbers, is the beginning of a bigger circle revolving around another circle created in Va. Now, the big circle formed in Vegas was the first big circle. The next in Texas where the nicknames are formulated is the circle within the circle till one converses with an ankle bitter from Fla. where the circle then becomes part of the Va. contingent.

Now being that the Fla. section has met with the NY segment as well as the corn belt circle. You've formed the big daddy of circles. Kinda like walking into a corn field. You never really know the way out.

These circles form with one commonality, Scott Lee. He's behind it all as he travels in and out of these various circles. So, his nickname will be "Master Link." I know it's hard to understand but just ask Nick, my Dawg he'll tell ya all about it. [img]/ccboard/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] Oh, forgot to add the Estonia chapter. Next formation is in L-Ville at the Derby. Pretty soon it will be global and Kentucky will soon rule for a mth.

Regards,

C.C.

[Kato]

Thanks for finally explaining that to me. I've been confused the whole time. [img]/ccboard/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

Kato

[bluewolf]

chris,

thanks for explaining this in such a delightful way. i don't know anything about any inner circle, except that it has been mentioned.

i like having friends and like many of the people here, but am not a member of any circle, nor will i ever be. my friends are renegades like me, but we stick together through thick and thin.

blu

[rackmup]

<blockquote><font class="small">Quote bw:</font><hr>my friends are renegades like me, but we stick together through thick and thin.<hr /></blockquote>

I hate to tell you this, but you are in a circle!

Regards,

Ken (the square peg trying to fit in a round circle)

[bluewolf]

<blockquote><font class="small">Quote rackmup:</font><hr> <blockquote><font class="small">Quote bw:</font><hr>my friends are renegades like me, but we stick together through thick and thin.<hr /></blockquote>

I hate to tell you this, but you are in a circle!

Regards,

Ken (the square peg trying to fit in a round circle) <hr /></blockquote>

bummers. i take great pride in being a renegade. when i die i want to be remembered for my impudense ...just kidding..

blu.