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Last post 02 Oct 2008, 3:34 PM by WharfRat. 10 replies.
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  •  29 Sep 2008, 3:47 PM 22539

    • dwayne is not online. Last active: 09 Jan 2009, 5:50 PM dwayne
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    worlds results

    hey i just read that spree doub.dippppped rico for os anyone know any results or were to get them,he beat ryan for the green jacket,,D
  •  29 Sep 2008, 4:37 PM 22540 in reply to 22539

    Re: worlds results

    I am seeing the same thing.
  •  29 Sep 2008, 6:09 PM 22541 in reply to 22540

    Re: worlds results

    Here is where you can see results...

     

     

     http://www.minnesotafoosball.com/TournamentList.aspx?trn=WRD08

     

     

     

     

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    "I can only hope to imagine..."
  •  30 Sep 2008, 8:59 AM 22542 in reply to 22541

    Re: worlds results

    Alex, what happened to your first post? 
  •  30 Sep 2008, 10:25 AM 22543 in reply to 22542

    Re: worlds results

    Hi Sean!  Howz it goin'?  Well I hope!

     

    Regarding your query; I just edited my post to better serve Dwayne's original request for Worlds results.

     

    You take care Sean, and come visit me sometime and play some foos!

     

     

                             Alex
     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    "I can only hope to imagine..."
  •  30 Sep 2008, 11:16 AM 22544 in reply to 22543

    Re: worlds results

    Ok man, just checking because it is nice to see someone so passionate about the game.  You should be a writer for the foos newsletter that goes out.  I don't know if they will pay you but I think people would like it.  I don't want to jinx it, but yes, for the first time in a long time I can say that I am doing well......thank you for asking.  The next time I am in the area you know you will be getting a phone call.

     

    -Clark

  •  30 Sep 2008, 4:05 PM 22545 in reply to 22544

    • dwayne is not online. Last active: 09 Jan 2009, 5:50 PM dwayne
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    Re: worlds results

    hey alex, i think you should talk to ali about starting a E news letter,i think your post on that was awsome story...hope to c-ya soon bro.D 
  •  30 Sep 2008, 8:22 PM 22759 in reply to 22545

    Re: worlds results

    Thanks for the kind words, Fellas...

     

    Sometimes I sit down to jot out a line or two, and a book comes out, LOL! I just see a deeper beauty in Foosball...I always have.

     

    Here's my original post; just my thoughts on an extraordinary confluence of events that transpired in the deep, dark night...

     

     

     

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    For the first time ever, I was able to watch Foosball LIVE over the internet...

     

    It really was something to get to see World's Finals' action with Jim Stevens doing his play-by-play.

     

    In the Open Singles Final, Tony came within a point of a six straight-game double-dip of The Prince OF Darkness, uh...'Rico. It was an incredible effort from someone who just two months ago was in a back brace. Jim Stevens, a man who you could say has seen it all, was even was heard to say, "We may very well have seen Foosball taken to a different level ", speaking of Tony's description-defying performance, and complete mastery over a legend .

     

    The Open Doubles Final was some of the most riveting Sport's action I've seen broadcast anywhere since the humbling of the undefeated Patriots by the N.Y. Giants in SuperBowl...XV...uh..XXXIII...MC...Hammer....THE LAST ONE!

     

    King Seat-ers Dave G. and T-Mac lost the First Set, 3-1, the last three in a row, I think. They lost the first two games of the Second Set, looking dead in the water...

     

    ...and then it happened...  

     

    ***That Magic Moment***  It took me by surprise...me and everyone else, I would guess.

     

    As the tide began to turn, as the only two people who believed they could come back...were the only one's that mattered.

     

    Everyone wondering why they didn't switch, as Dave shockingly struggled to get the ball, and Tracy was unable to slow down the Euro-pin from Hell, and couldn't get off any patented cannon shots out of the back...

     

    It really was something...  Dave Gummeson, who looked so ineffective for five straight games, coming to brilliant life, and T-Mac the Mighty, the Immovable Object who found a way to slow down the Irresistible Force...

     

    It was like the flipping of a switch that only those two classy competitors knew existed, one that seemed to show itself to them only when things looked the darkest...and one that could only be found by following a path of complete belief in each other...

     

    "Reaching out for Something......knowing that it's there." 

     

    I've "babbled" before about this, about that...

     

    About how things like the individual pieces of competitive endeavors sometimes add up to more than the sum of their conclusive parts...and how you come away with more than a trophy, a jacket, or a World Championship...

     

    ...it's the creation of a Life Long Memory inside you, one that lives on in your Soul, along side the sad, the bad...and the others glad. But there's a special place where memories like the one Dave and Tracy created for themselves live...

     

    ...kind of a Fiddlers Green for Competitors, so when the days come when your hands don't move so fast anymore, and your body can't keep up with your Spirit...

     

    ...you can go there, and you feel the warm chill of battles past dance on your skin, and the muscles of your mind flex with youthful power and cunning intellect once again... 

     

    That memory of being a Champion will echo on there, in a voice like your's...calling out loud...

     

                

                                                             "Victory!" 

     

     

                                                 "Forever till the end...of...time."
     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    "I can only hope to imagine..."
  •  02 Oct 2008, 8:23 AM 22773 in reply to 22759

    Re: worlds results

    Beautifully written, Alex!
  •  02 Oct 2008, 10:28 AM 22774 in reply to 22773

    Re: worlds results

    Well, Ms. Weir...

     

    It's a lot easier for me to work up the courage to speak to you long distance, as I seemed to only be capable of shy and furtive glances in your direction when last I glimpsed you in Lexington...

     

    ...and although the fearsome reputation (well earned, I would say!) you have on Phil Kennedy's Back Forty, uh...the Foosball Board's Off Topic, is enough to scare away any fools who dare to petition your suffrage...

     

    ...and whereby I would confess to at times aspiring to reach the loftiness that being labled a fool would bestow upon me...

     

    ...it's just that you, Your Classiness, are just so...  Well...

     

    You're so Big City Chic, that if I did summon my courage to approach...by the time I came within the glow of the inner light that shines so brightly from you...all the illumination I could offer would be akin to a bumpkin wanting to show his prize pumpkin...to a Queen.

     

                                                                  You make me twitterpated!  Big Smile
     

     

              

    Thank You for your kind words Amy... I hope I get to see you, from afar, or otherwise, soon!

     

     

     

                                                                                 A

     

     

     

     

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    "I can only hope to imagine..."
  •  02 Oct 2008, 3:34 PM 22780 in reply to 22774

    Re: worlds results

    Twitterpated......now that's got some Mark Twain to it! Or Dr. Seuss.....or Blue Man Group....can't figure out which...c'mon, you and I hung out and chatted at Kip's for quite a while...and I've been called a lot of things, but Classy isn't among them....though, I do confess, I like the sound of that...especially since I was wearing Doc Marten combat boots when we met!..and as for big city, well, I was raised in a little town of 500 people in eastern Montana...didn't technically become big city until 1984. So there now, we've got tons in common...plus we believe in that paranormal stuff.  =)

    Hoping we can make a tourney at Kip's again soon....it's time! And I'm sick of traveling! Once again, great tribute to a couple of undisputed legends.  Nobody could have written that better than you did! And nobody deserves it more than Dave and Tracy. 

     

    A.

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