I have a T3000 table new for Christmas. But I need a practice partner. Or an instructor.

FoosPat

Well, well, Harris glee to Oracle's... I guess ill elect at this crack in time to break my forward intention of not speaking out on another thread not my own, but considering here," I find this thread as like a cry in the distance that shows worth of some guidance from a voice of the distant north.

Ok Pat... I'll give you some clear guidance to somewhat of what you ask of. But first and for most,"I must make this openly clear to you, that you must first of all understand this of what I say here"...just the fact that Im speaking out here, opens the door to highly turning this thread into a half garbage shit pile of child minded feedback replies, that, for the most part, will be coming from some of those that your asking instruction from. As for these players of the game, they have nothing for you to learn from, "reason of point here", "they know of the game, but they do not know the game as a whole". These players are mainly more about the limelight of the social click of this forum ... for they have nothing constructive from the game to offer you as far as instruction, except nothing leading to nonsense. Their only objective is to diss and banter me, and rebuttal the lessons and guidance I give to you. So keep this in mind as a number one rule of thumb. They will be as like a distraction that will twist and stretch the things I say, and the lessons that I'll be laying forth for you for a little time to come." Look at it this way". I am like as a celebrity that is stalkingly hounded by a forum paparazzi social click,
known as "The Metro Bitches Peanut gallery".

So with this being said, as like with all distractions that come about in a game and match, as like the same distractions that will come about on this thread and others. So my first instructions to you is to give no consideration to any post that is detrimental to what I post to you as my teachings..

Second. ..if your at a true beginners stage, your first step in lessons is to acquire a "Rule Book", this will give you the foundations of the game as what you can, and for the most part what you can't do...because its self explanatory in how the rules are layed out to play and to compete in a tournament event.. Learn these rules first while playing pick up games, and sit back and be a spectator at tournaments for sometime first before you make the step to enter one..Basically because if your new at the game, for real your going to be out classed, and out skilled in a match, and just get hammered to the point of you wondering what on earth kind of game you got yourself into, so that your not selling your T3000 by this next Christmas, because if your a beginner? You have just landed yourself into the most brutal game on the planet, on and off the table. A game designed by the players, controlled by the players, for the players.


The Oracle of Colorado foos:
jediR.O.T.N.teacher

I am pretty sure he can read this forum to know your a pile of shit, he was asking for someone to play foos with.