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Preemptive strike?
before it rains ban-hammers? I think so.
Back on topic:
i never had an awkward dinner moment with an ex but there was this one time that she walked into a pool hall my gf and i were at. She came in with two friends; One whom i havent seen since graduating highschool, The other is a mutual friend from high school and one we worked with.. and i later found out she made out with (and possibly screwed) him towards the end of our relationship together.
They fucking walk over to our table and make small talk which i didnt want because the reason i was there in the first place was to blow off some steam. I have to introduce my gf to them and my ex acts all super friendly as if she wasnt a huge bitch when we broke up, and i know the main reason they came over was the friend who i hadnt seen in years wanted to catch up.
I wasnt comfortable though, it wasn't so much an akward moment.. i was just mad to see them. I wasnt in the mood to run into anyone i knew. So they're talking to me and i just pretend to be super concentrated on my game. I make a few shots in a row until my only good shot is a risky one.
We're playing 8 ball. Lets just say i was solid, she was stripes. One of her striped balls was in the way of an easy side pocket shot for me, I didnt wanna miss anything becuase if i did i'd have to stand around during her turn while my ex and company kept blabbing on and on about random ****. At the time i was a regular at the pool hall, i was seriously there almost every day of the week, so i was pretty good, but i wasn't that god to do a masse shot when i really needed one. Did i pull it off?
Yes. Perfectly. Hop the cue ball over the striped ball, hit it in such a way that it knocked my ball into the pocket, and the cueball didnt move an inch. It barely bounced upon landing. Sweetest shot i ever made (on purpose).
After making that shot my ex goes "whoa.... uhm.. we're gonna go start our game, we're just wasting money standing here and we dont wanna break your concentration." Shut them all up, they just said bye and walked across the hall to their table.