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Good question indeed.
Good question indeed.
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http://ryan147.comComment
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One of the answers up here agrees with what I believe to be the correct answer! Please would you all explain how you get your breaks and still lose the frame - just in case anyone can justify an answer different from mine.
Once they are up (or if not up within a reasonable timeframe - say 36 hours), I will close the round! :snooker:
If anyone else wants to come in with a different answer, you can still do so before the round is closed, as long as you explain your break."If anybody can knock these three balls in, this man can."
David Taylor, 11 January 1982, as Steve Davis prepared to pot the blue, in making the first 147 break on television.Comment
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why do wehave to explain??Originally Posted by davis_greatest View PostOne of the answers up here agrees with what I believe to be the correct answer! Please would you all explain how you get your breaks and still lose the frame - just in case anyone can justify an answer different from mine.
Once they are up (or if not up within a reasonable timeframe - say 36 hours), I will close the round! :snooker:
If anyone else wants to come in with a different answer, you can still do so before the round is closed, as long as you explain your break.2009 Shanghai Masters Predict the Qualifiers Champion
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http://ryan147.comComment
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Yes, you are right. No where in the rules its stated one have to explain ones solution.
Moreover rule 2 in the first post says the following
2) After you have guessed, .............
So even a guess is a valid answer. Its either correct or not.
And surely there is nothin mentioned about a deadline. Its supposed to be lighthearted and not under scrutiny of some academic theory behind the questions.
Originally Posted by crucible77 View PostLast edited by PaulTheSoave; 24 January 2009, 06:51 PM.Comment
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Rule 1 states that "1) You may post only one answer in a single message"Originally Posted by PaulTheSoave View Post
As there is not "one answer" in this post, I am afraid that you are disqualified from this round."If anybody can knock these three balls in, this man can."
David Taylor, 11 January 1982, as Steve Davis prepared to pot the blue, in making the first 147 break on television.Comment
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We dont have to explain tho dgOriginally Posted by davis_greatest View Post2009 Shanghai Masters Predict the Qualifiers Champion
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http://ryan147.comComment
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Where is the rule on disqualification? answer on the question yes, the next one was a comment. As if you are the one to come here and say who is disqualified or not. Pedantic and arrogant! I guess my answer is correct then
Originally Posted by davis_greatest View PostComment
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dg: Just Tell Us Who Is Right So We Can Get On With Round One Million And Whatever2009 Shanghai Masters Predict the Qualifiers Champion
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http://ryan147.comComment
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yes, exactly. i dont know why it has to get so serious now.Comment
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The primary reason is to give the opportunity for anyone who thinks that his or her answer is right to be given the point, even if it differs from the answer I have.Originally Posted by crucible77 View Post
A secondary reason in this case is to ensure that the quiz is about thinking about the questions and hence to avoid the possibility of it being simply about guessing random numbers. Otherwise it would be Snooker's Biggest Guess :snooker:"If anybody can knock these three balls in, this man can."
David Taylor, 11 January 1982, as Steve Davis prepared to pot the blue, in making the first 147 break on television.Comment
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who cares, its a bit of fun, we dont win anything for it so why do we have to explainOriginally Posted by davis_greatest View PostThe primary reason is to give the opportunity for anyone who thinks that his or her answer is right to be given the point, even if it differs from the answer I have.
A secondary reason in this case is to ensure that the quiz is about thinking about the questions and hence to avoid the possibility of it being simply about guessing random numbers. Otherwise it would be Snooker's Biggest Guess :snooker:2009 Shanghai Masters Predict the Qualifiers Champion
2008 Grand Prix Final Prediction Champion
http://ryan147.comComment
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Yes, dear o dear you are so right! I ask myself who is the 12 year old here. Give the lad his answer. Pathetic. And obvous DG makes his own rules where the rest of the flock have to obey to. WEll, up y...........
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Not being serious.Originally Posted by PaulTheSoave View Post Although I'm not the one who brought up the term "farcical" about a quiz.
I'm afraid that neither crucible77 nor PaulTheSoave's guesses were right. Sorry."If anybody can knock these three balls in, this man can."
David Taylor, 11 January 1982, as Steve Davis prepared to pot the blue, in making the first 147 break on television.Comment
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