Thank you all

I have not been posting much lately due to health issues. My doctor here has me on an ongoing course of treatments that will last a couple of months.

It all started about a month ago where i was getting weaker and weaker every day. First (my doctor is a young woman) gave me a series of tests and i had severe anemia. It was affecting my kidneys, liver and bladder.

Some of the procedures are very uncomfortable but if i ever want to play pool again i need to do this. My health comes first.

I was reluctant to do this but im reaching out to billiards family for emotional support. Thanks for reading this.
Get well soon.

profoundly stupid question

Ha ha my diamond now is not that kind. It's a professional with cherry stained maple wood. Scratches very easy. I wanted to get the durable bar style, but the wife wanted to get the wood finish. It's really nice looking though. Just wouldn't turn a bunch of 12 to 14 yr old kids loose on it.View attachment 915197
That is a table that demands respect from children and adults.

Beautimus!

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profoundly stupid question

If its a Dymondwood Diamond besides the cloth those things are pretty much indestructible.
Ha ha my diamond now is not that kind. It's a professional with cherry stained maple wood. Scratches very easy. I wanted to get the durable bar style, but the wife wanted to get the wood finish. It's really nice looking though. Just wouldn't turn a bunch of 12 to 14 yr old kids loose on it.
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Pool Ball Collecting.

Words cannot adequately express how sincerely grateful I am to receive these two fabulous gifts from my dear friend, Ennio Badin, this morning.

I believe the branded cueballs to be prototypes and thus never released to market. I am a lifelong Raschig enthusiast, seeking stuff like this for nearly fifty years, so to be sent such desirable pieces truly was a humbling experience.

Grazie mille, Ennio!

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