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2001 PFD wrapless purpleheart

jjr183
The pin is a quick release.

I cannot tell if the white stuff is authentic. I don't see any lines in it like you would expect other than in one of the inlays. I also know from owning known authentic pieces that it can be polished to the point where you don't see it. I would assume based on it being produced in 2001 by a HOF cue maker and that it hasn't changed color like a synthetic would (I am thinking about phenolic balls turning yellow here) that it is probably legit. Having said that I also know that I am not the most competent person to ask about this.
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Toasty to become citizen

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billiards_watch said:
To own a big ass house and property that Europe or any country cannot offer.

I live in a desirable neighborhood here in Cali and there are many. My property is pretty big for being in the city. I can and have been asked if parties and ceremonies be held in my backyard.

I don't think some old ancient town/city in Europe can offer that.

Cologne, Germany? LOL

Munich? LOL

On his wages and endorsements, he can probably get a mini mansion in Las Vegas. Property size may not be as big as other parts of the USA but he gets a nice chunk of a home. To say "why anyone would want to come here" is a lazy argument or statement when we have people rushing the damn border to get here.

Again, congrats to him and I like to see him more involved with our Mosconi team. He should be consulted.
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iirc he used to own a house in florida, after those big wins he had (W9C and IPT). probably sold it. i think he lives in an apartment in NY.

toastie is from hesse, one of the most affluent states in germany, but it's not like you can't find a big house there without being crazy rich. germany isn't the netherlands, it got room. he probably just prefers the US. he's been there half his life almost. NYC is probably a good spot for an instructor with his pedigree.
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Fargo on Bar boxes

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InsertCleverNameHere said:
One feeds the other. Striking the cueball well and thus the object ball opens the door to the precision required to handle clusters and tight spaces. Does every great shot maker do it at the same level? Of course not. But the first step to that control starts with precise hits on the object ball soooooo
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You can precisely pocket an object ball dead center of the pocket and get position on your next object ball so poor you don't even have a shot, I know, I'm almost an expert at it.....
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