The butt is modern size those old butt we’re thick I agree

Lyndy1212 said:

Interesting cue. These were done by many carmakers from novice hobbyists to all the big guys. Work looks pretty good but that doesn’t necessarily mean it was done by a known maker. Has the butt been taken down to a modern cue diameter? (The original hoppes felt like the thick end of baseball bat in your hand lol).

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By carmakers I meant cue makers but hey people can have two hobbies

Interesting cue. These were done by many carmakers from novice hobbyists to all the big guys. Work looks pretty good but that doesn’t necessarily mean it was done by a known maker. Has the butt been taken down to a modern cue diameter? (The original hoppes felt like the thick end of baseball bat in your hand lol).

jasonlaus said:

Never heard of that museum, where is it?

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Checking Google maps...

Rocket354 said:

That last one is a huge gaffe. People who use magnetic chalk holders can't even try it out without scrambling for a solution or disrupting their PSRs.

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In case anyone else finds this thread looking for a solution, I use a cheap magnetic belt clip from Amazon.

heater451 said:

This is in reference to the pocket-lines, correct? I was specifically explaining that for kicking to a ball in 'no man's land'--say the middle of the table.

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It works even for two balls in the middle of the table. Sighting from either mirror spot at the other ball works the same for finding the equal-angle rail target.

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SBC said:

Racing to 120 games over 4 days for 15k US I believe.

75 to 72 Shaw down and is warned about soft breaking....after soft breaking.

Always issues....he left for 50 minutes. Leaving the Vietnamese fans wondering WTF is wrong with this guy.

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Yeah, he's bitten off more than he can chew, so he's resorted to being an ass hat...

garczar said:

WTF, give the guy a break. Been playin a lot of pool, can't blame him for staying home. Time for a re-charge and some fishin'.

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He should just say that then, not make shit up that’s obviously wrong to anyone with a brain.

Shane played in at least ten China Opens and never won it, so maybe it's outside his comfort zone. The tax situation is what it is, and the same argument he made will apply to participation in most Asian events.

I think we must respect and support his decision to play in Colorado 100%. We now live in a world in which the top players need not play in every big event to earn an income. Shane can pick his spots, and I think that's a good thing.