Bradley Howell your cue is finished.
- By Duane Remick
- Cue & Case Gallery
- 7 Replies
Very nice player for the new owner....
Looks great , as expected,
Abalone inlay in the ring work...
Fits quite nice in this cue
Very nice player for the new owner....
I don’t think coaching would make that much of a difference, especially how quickly the ROW team was put together. Team Asia has the better team. No need to over complicate it.
Rub the head for good luck!Manas' stroke is so smooth and effortless. Fun guy to watch. Him and Chua should ask for 2 beers after this match.
Lmao, Moritz and FSR come to show support for Fedor and Shaw and Moritz starts rubbing Shaw's head, what is going on here
I checked the Google search AI, and could not find evidence of that.
I do see that the technique shown in the brief video, roller stamping to make concrete roads look like brick paving, began in the mid-1950s. It was pioneered by contractor Brad Bowman and he later patented the tools and processes for creating stamping designs.
Rollers to finish cobblestones streets (not impart a design to a flat surface) first appeared around 1858 using horse-drawn prototypes.
I don't immediately see any mention of early Greece.
If you've ignored them, you shouldn't see their posts unless you are clicking/tapping on Show Ignored Content. If that's the case, it's on you.Yes, but I see where he is still posting in my threads. He just won't stop.