Re: Obviously you have nothing better to with your life, Larry?

Larry

your mis-information on all of these topics is incredibly funny. From
the looks of things, it looks like you spend more time on the internet
than you do at the pool table.

A murderer? Not at all.

A druggie? Yesterday I reached the mark of 21 years clean and sober.

Married to Debra? Nope.

Straight Pool Superman? Yes. I ran 103 yesterday. Not even close to my
212, but it was a pretty good run. I average about four to six 100+
runs a month. Some are technically better than others, I'll try to get
one on youtube just shut you up once and for all.

Old and fat? Not really. I'm about 200 pounds, give or take a burrito
or two. I can still pocket 10,000 balls in 24 hours at this weight.
You say you can do 25,000? That's over 1000 an hour. The most I have
ever done in an hour is 580. I challenge you to prove that claim. I
doubt you'd get past the 4th hour trying to keep up with me. I don't
miss very much either.

I asked you to remove my material from poolchat because I was
embarrassed to have my name associated with you and your trash. Grady
Mathews made the same request to you shortly afterwards.

Want to know about Mike Carella? Ok.

Mike was a pilot. He liked to fly airplanes in from South America with
some distributable illegal substances. In doing so, he got in with the
wrong crowd an he made some bad choices. As a result of those choices,
some people took care of him. I saw Mike the night he was murdered.
That was not uncommon at the time. We were good friends, but when he
started hanging out with the wrong people, I distanced myself from
him. Mike was murdered in a hotel room, not at my apartment. I was
nowhere near the hotel room at the time. As a mater of fact, I was 20
miles away playing a money game with about 20-30 people watching. The
match went on for 9 hours, at which time I unscrewed my cue, hopped in
my car and drove to my home in Hollywood, Florida where I was met by
police who eventually verified my whereabouts for the evening. FWIW,
this is how I learned about the death of one my best friends. The fact
that you are tarnishing his name with this trash shows what a
reprehensible human being that you are. As a pool player, you wouldn;t
qualify to hold Mike's case for him, nevermind get on the internet and
bring his name up for any reason. You are truly a POS in my book, and
you better keep running and make sure our paths never cross again.

If you ever want to play any game - remember - 24/7/365 - I will spot
you whatever you need for any amount of money (and yes... I know you
don't have any money, which is why you avoid me like the plague).

Just remember, Larry, I will visit your neck of the woods very soon.
When I do, I will definitely be at your table looking for whatever
"action" you're willing to offer. Good money says you'll find some way
to get out of playing me. Keep on with the excuses and the cowardly
dismissals. It makes me laugh everytime you put down my abilities at
the table and make up stories about beating me 11-2. lol. I must've
slept through al of that because I don't remember any of it, and if I
can remember what I was doing 30 years ago on a friday night in South
Florida, chances are that I would remember this match you keep talking
about. Also, I have never gone 2 and out in any tournament I have ever
played in at any time, including that event in Jacksonville which I
did not prepare for at all. I have access to the official flow chart
that shows my 10-6 victory in the first round of that tournament. Nice
try though.

In closing, remember that all of this nonsense is a waste of time
unless you play me. If I am a hack, no good bum, then you should prove
this to the world. Proof seems to always be your main obstacle in
life. Right, Larry? If I can; run 3 balls, then you'll have no problem
playing me for cash with ME giving up weight to YOU. Right?

What are you going to do? Say I'm not at your level so you won't play
me? Tell me about Ray Martin saying you're the greatest shot he's ever
seen? Ray posts on Azbilliards, want me to ask him about that and
provide a link to his answer? We both know the answer to that. FWIW, I
am working with Ray on several different projects, including
instructional clinics, a forthcoming straight pool dvd, etc. I will be
republishing my Straight Pool book, and I will have the forward
written by my friend, Tony Robles. I am also planning in having this
book endorsed on the back cover by Thorsten Hohmann, Ralf Souquet,
Danny Harriman, Tommy Kennedy, and John Schmidt. These players are my
friends. They respect my work. They respect my playing ability. You
know this and obviously its eating you up inside. You don't have any
friends, do you?

Meanwhile, you're playing games on the internet and fighting battles
you will never win.

This is why everybody laughs at you.

This is why people roll their eyes whenever your name is brought up.

This why you are known as nothing but a big crybaby and a liar.

Get a life.

Move on.

If you can't do that, set up a date and we'll play. We can record it
and post it on youtube, myspace, wherever - I don't care because I
know I'll drill you. You care and that is why you run and hide and do
whatever you can to make sure it doesn't happen. Put up or shut up.
Its that simple. My money's already on the light while you're still
running your big mouth.


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