generally in places with strict gun laws, it is safer. as long as you bow down to those in power as you are harmless.

and except if you find yourself in life or death danger, which is part of the safe thing. you are screwed.

self protection is not a state of mind.

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Rusty in Montana said:

Well to a degree you do have a point about Canada having stricker gun laws ! However depending on what part of Canada you're talking about what may cause you bodily harm doesn't need a gun it uses its teeth and claws in the form of bears or hooves and horns like a moose !

Moose have been known to take on freight trains and vehicles when they're in the rut ha ha

People in Canada still have guns also .

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I still love animals far more then humans. They live by instinct alone. The thought of getting mauled by a grisly bear is very scary though.

if they want players they have to give what the players want. whether its tournaments or pool rooms.

if they want viewers then they need to give what viewers want.

Rusty in Montana said:

Well to a degree you do have a point about Canada having stricker gun laws ! However depending on what part of Canada you're talking about what may cause you bodily harm doesn't need a gun it uses its teeth and claws in the form of bears or hooves and horns like a moose !

Moose have been known to take on freight trains and vehicles when they're in the rut ha ha

People in Canada still have guns also .

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And, I assume it is just too freaking cold to be out doing any crazy activities, and drug dealing, out in the streets. Not to mention other things, which are probably illegal in Canada, and come with a danger aspect.

boogieman said:

My wife had some kind of true color type bulbs she used for crafting/sewing and such. They are LED and they look really good on a pool table. I honestly can't remember the name but they sell them at hobby lobby and also most big box stores.

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Warm colors are supposed to alleviate eyestrain and other maladies but for pool, I like the clinical fluorescent /LED look. Incandescents are a touch depressing to me.

trob said:

I know what your talking about and they got banned because the tip was huge lol it wasn’t a cue at All. They then set standards of what a jump cue could be. I remember them well. You’re not crazy. It was a short lived thing though.

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I actually use to sell them . The original maker was out of Pennsylvania but I can’t find them any more

Jerry Rathman said:

Friend has this cue and knows nothing about it. Can anybody shed some light?
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Hi, all that I know (from what Japanese sellers have noted about them) is that MAJESTICA cues were made by the Miki cue company in Japan, before Miki started Mezz cues. I am guessing after they were no longer under contract to only be able to build cues for the Adam cue company, which was in the mid 90's. So, I am thinking that MAJESTICA cues were built, maybe for a very short time, in the mid 90's. I also think that they may have been a high end line, of Mezz cues, back in the mid to late 90's, before Mezz started the Exceed line. In any case, it is very clear to me that MAJESTICA was a like of cues that Miki made, that were of very high quality, and they had some really beautiful designs, and made with very good quality, and highly figured woods. They seem to be pretty scarcely rare. I would really love to try one someday. They really look like great cues.

Well to a degree you do have a point about Canada having stricker gun laws ! However depending on what part of Canada you're talking about what may cause you bodily harm doesn't need a gun it uses its teeth and claws in the form of bears or hooves and horns like a moose !

Moose have been known to take on freight trains and vehicles when they're in the rut ha ha

People in Canada still have guns also .