The Jim Beam cueball and 8 ball are great collectibles, Mr T.

The originals are thirty-something years old and probably worth about $30 to $40 in nice condition.

Rubik's Cube said:

Hello, Tschmidt.

Always great to see a new name on the thread, sir.

Welcome!

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Thank you

I dont know about these 2 I bought. But I got the cue ball and the 8 ball that says Jim Beam. I bought them because they were interesting.

Rusty in Montana said:

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groan

Hello, Tschmidt.

Always great to see a new name on the thread, sir.

Welcome!

0h wow with bonus points for hangers Lefty prevails 13 - 11. 24 points in a normally 16 point game of Chase. it was fun and back and forth lead changes.
Fitness! An hour a day.

Belford said:

What is the difference in cotton, linen and canvas phenolic(and whatever else there is)? What are they all best used for on a cue. Thank you in advance.

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They came on my Bluegrass cue, nice tip that holds up well.

skogstokig said:

fedor has very transparent and interactive practice sessions on his youtube channel. if you want to know his thinking it's more likely to get it there than the unlikely chance he'd agree to verbalize his PSR or shot selections during an actual tournament

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Have you ever listened to a PGA player who chose to mic up/for the sport.... give the viewers his perspective and thoughts/concerns about his up coming shot, if not, it's NOT that simple .

When a great player is in a key match moment taking a shot.
Often.... there's ALLOT more going on than two or three concerns.
It's like chess, there could be 6 moves going on in one shot that help his game plan, and it gives us his reasoning.
Very often Missing properly is waaaaaaay more important than making the shot and getting shape or getting the hook.

Bavafongoul said:

Sent you a PM with the contact info you requested.

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Thank you guys. Love this community.

It's a fitness program.
Cold morning start but lefty opens with a 6. The golden pea er uh nugget in the center of the ball. Works for Lefty. Now let's see if the other side is up to it.
Total fitness with table laps required.