Just interested in where the team camps are for this month. If you know of any tell the date, location, and teams going!
One camp I’ve always been involved in which is arguably the most competitive camp in STL is the Kirkwood camp which will be held this upcoming Thursday, July 18th. The teams are Kirkwood, Ladue, Lindbergh, Jackson and Lafayette.Just interested in where the team camps are for this month. If you know of any tell the date, location, and teams going!
Ought to be a good one.
Apparently, no one’s talking for fear of random drones videotaping everything. (I can’t believe I’ve lived to say that’s a legitimate threat. Back in my day, we’d have to strap a video camera to a squirrel and have him lope across the opponents’ practice field)
Ought to be a good one.
Apparently, no one’s talking for fear of random drones videotaping everything. (I can’t believe I’ve lived to say that’s a legitimate threat. Back in my day, we’d have to strap a video camera to a squirrel and have him lope across the opponents’ practice field)
That's hilarious and also insane. I bet Bosko has some similar stories...Oh, it would make you nauseous.
I can’t believe how easy it is today. Cyber swapping film via hudl. Too easy. You used to really have to work at it. Sending out multiple people all over the state, armed with video cameras.
On Saturdays, if You were doing it right, you’d drive several hours to pickup a film some program didn’t want anyone else to know they’d given you. Often, you’d clandestinely drive behind some remote building and some guy in a trench coat would saunter out say “The dove slides to the west” (to which you’d reply “My Uncle John has a long moustache”) and then you’d swap video cassettes.
You really had to work at it. It took years to develop a film espionage network even the KGB would be proud of...and not everyone was willing to! Disgusts me how simple it is these days for even the lazy.
When I saw the edit time I kicked myself I didn't check it out when I could.C’mon hitch...I feel like we missed a good story there.
I cant tell you how many times we spotted a loner sitting in his car in the far parking lot watching us practice and we would send someone over to "check him out". And we had an ongoing gag around playoff time where we would halt a play when a helicopter was flying by and say it might be Windsor or Hillsboro, etc.
Oh, it would make you nauseous.
I can’t believe how easy it is today. Cyber swapping film via hudl. Too easy. You used to really have to work at it. Sending out multiple people all over the state, armed with video cameras every Friday night.
On Saturdays, if You were doing it right, you’d drive several hours to pickup a film some program didn’t want anyone else to know they’d given you. Often, you’d clandestinely drive behind some remote building and some guy in a trench coat would saunter out say “The dove slides to the west” (to which you’d reply “My Uncle John has a long moustache”) and then you’d swap video cassettes.
You really had to work at it. It took years to develop a film espionage network even the KGB would be proud of...and not everyone was willing to go to those lengths. Disgusts me how simple it is these days for even the lazy.
Did they pick the film up at the local pool hall?I always heard rumors that a few fist fights might or might not have broken out when the film was picked up back in the 80's, there was only one place to take it and have it developed back then around here.
Fighting at the pool hall was a rite of passage growing up. Life skillz.Did they pick the film up at the local pool hall?
Oh you dont say?? A few of my fellow Doc Guys are known for fighting in pool halls.....Fighting at the pool hall was a rite of passage growing up. Life skillz.
I bet that film was a bit shaky.
I can't remember the last operating exclusive pool hall I've seen.Oh you dont say?? A few of my fellow Doc Guys are known for fighting in pool halls.....
I can remember, barely, the last operating "exclusive" pool hall I saw (that is if you don't count the pitch game the old timers were playing on the table in the corner-ten cents a point and 50 cents for the house per game).I can't remember the last operating exclusive pool hall I've seen.
I've seen monett's film and it was a bit shaky
I've seen monett's film and it was a bit shaky
My question is are we talking pool hall or snooker???I can remember, barely, the last operating "exclusive" pool hall I saw (that is if you don't count the pitch game the old timers were playing on the table in the corner-ten cents a point and 50 cents for the house per game).
I bought an old pool table and a beautiful ornate snooker table at the proprietor's estate sale.
Gave one each to two of my kids because they have huge space appropriate game rooms and I get to enjoy playing on them when we get together. They bring back a lot of high school age memories but my children don't even realize the significance they hold for me.
Not from what I saw, plays cut off...tight and the real wide clips, shaky was the least of it
I used to rule the snooker table at the Macon Elks lodge. #humblebragI can remember, barely, the last operating "exclusive" pool hall I saw (that is if you don't count the pitch game the old timers were playing on the table in the corner-ten cents a point and 50 cents for the house per game).
I bought an old pool table and a beautiful ornate snooker table at the proprietor's estate sale.
Gave one each to two of my kids because they have huge space appropriate game rooms and I get to enjoy playing on them when we get together. They bring back a lot of high school age memories but my children don't even realize the significance they hold for me.
My hometown of Odessa, there was one until semi recently. Ricochets. Opened when I was either in 8th grade or a freshman.I can't remember the last operating exclusive pool hall I've seen.
So trueI've seen monett's film and it was a bit shaky
River City Billards in Hannibal,,,,,I stop there when coming from that direction just to playMy question is are we talking pool hall or snooker???
When you suck they do.OK Bar in Joplin is still a functioning pool hall. They have snooker, which is very boring and hard. Games last forever.....
Youre darn right about that one Shoot. It seems like most pools are shutting down around the US, from what I have gathered in this thread. I am happy to report, the Ampipe pool hall is still going strong!Oh you dont say?? A few of my fellow Doc Guys are known for fighting in pool halls.....
Glad to hear!! Has the decor changed at all inside??Youre darn right about that one Shoot. It seems like most pools are shutting down around the US, from what I have gathered in this thread. I am happy to report, the Ampipe pool hall is still going strong!
Not too much actually. The owner wants it keep the same look and feel as from the doc. That way, whenever fans come to Ampipe to all the famous filming locations, it looks the same. He did replace the pool tables a few years back though and updated the kitchenGlad to hear!! Has the decor changed at all inside??
Sadly, the Bayside version of the Ampipe pool hall, The Max, closed down a few years back. Probably because it wasnt being ran by a magician anymore.Glad to hear!! Has the decor changed at all inside??
Ouch!!! 9 ball is more my game. Snooker on a big table, where you have to use a bridge half the time, count me out.When you suck they do.
Whoa! Easy there fella! So much misinformation in your post. Let me break it down for you;TrooperBaby, your post has been officially hijacked by the “doc guys”.
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