So to make amends for the insult above, a Van Gogh from Holland just for you. #dontbemad

Kentucky Rack Man said:

I ran the local pool hall night shift in the early 70’s. I still have 3 boxes of the elk masters. The day shift man did all cue repair and in those days you could grab a house cue from the wall rack and they were all good players. Man the good ole days

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Elk Master used to be better. Now you have to look for one or two good tips on house cues. A cuemaker told me he dumps a box of 50 into a bowl of water and uses only the 3 or 4 that do not float. But that is hearsay.

So, question to you Murrrrcans*: Popeyes... is it any good?

*ok sorry, Popeyes apparently is in lots of other countries too.

I have an 84-3 and also an MO-4 w/ the rare red logo. Both being refinished and rewrapped by Meucci. Expecting back by next week. Both sourced from Japan. Can't give 'em away, but willing to discuss when they arrive. If you want a very specific wrap, probably not worth it.

dr_dave said:

Good point. Understood. I guess I didn't want to emphasize it too much since it is such a rare occurrence.

PS: I'm surprised you didn't complain about the length of this one like you have about other long videos in the past. But I am glad you seemed to make it all the way through. Good job!

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I absolutely picked up on the very thin hit, object ball being hit twice and looking like a good hit even though it was in fact a bad hit and the need for slo-mo video to catch it. I only watched the video once but I felt it was made plainly clear.

I also have a Woody Break/Jump Cue and the Pickle Cue (Bobby Pickle Cue by Woody)

Break Cue: $500
Pickle Cue: $500

garczar said:

just replace 'phonebook' with new pred catalog. Login to view embedded media

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Possibly the best comedy movie ever! Just the opening line (which probably wouldn't/couldn't exist in today's world is iconic.

nataddrho said:

Then why comment at all about advice in a thread if you only play for yourself and don’t care? Just to troll I suppose.

George Fels has useless advice… I think not.

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Keep hitting balls slow then, like I said I do not care if people want to take bad advice. Goodluck

skor said:

According to the Blue Book of Pool Cues, Karella cues were made since 1993 till 2005 in Thailand for Competition Sports.
So I don't think that they were made by Adam that operated from Japan.

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Some of them looked very different then others though. Very different styles, and different style rubber bumpers, if that even says anything about them. Just seems that the brand was made by different factories, and in very different styles, but I do not know. Some were even made for three cushion billiards, with the long wooden joint pin, coming out of the shaft.

I guess that none of that means anything though. They may have still all been made in the same factory.

Some (with just a K logo) were even said to have been made by Joss, lol. I found that one hard to believe though.

jasonlaus said:

Lol. Plateau

I play for me and thats it, keep hitting shots by slow rolling them, I don't care

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Then why comment at all about advice in a thread if you only play for yourself and don’t care? Just to troll I suppose.

George Fels has useless advice… I think not.

I feel we are due a classic Romanique or Raschig appearing on eBay. It’s been a while.

Keep your eyes peeled.