Worst Cue by a Revered Builder.

I didn’t come along until Dale was only eBay. I have heard good things about the cues he personally built. I’d love to talk to him about his business model and how he feels about his reputation.

From my experience, he was a 1st class A Hole. He treated me so horrible on this one deal. Sent me a sneaky pete cue, that was like the biggest POS that I ever held in my hand, and it somehow got a crack in the butt, that was not my doing, and he blamed me. Said that it must have been my fault, and refused to give me a full refund.

On another occasion, when I called him up (about a different purchase, that happened years earlier), he acted like such an Egotistical A Hole, and laughed at me, during part of the phone call.

His cues, after maybe 2003-2005, that he sold on ebay, were pure garbage, from my few experiences with them.

But, anyways, yeah, his early cues played amazing, and were very high quality, I thought.

WNT Florida Open: New Cloth Color?

Maybe they will try Zebra striped cloth soon, I heard it helps keep the flies confused.
We had time to kill between wedding festivities a few years back, found a bar with a table to shoot some pool, they had pink/black zebra patterned cloth, it made it really tough to play on. We ended up finding a different bar. I think it was a holiday, we were minutes from Romines but they were closed. I was so disappointed, its an hour from home and I don't get down there often.

30 min practice spurts.. better then hit a million balls?

There are lots of long-time players who have hit a million balls but have rarely, if ever, practiced. By practice I mean consciously working out how particular shots or situations work. Shots that often stop your runs. Situations that cause you to lose.

People refer to the "10,000 hour" rule to become an expert, but those 10,000 hours are in purposeful, directed practice. That's not knocking balls around or even playing sets.

As for the half-hour max rule... That's too long for some people and too short for others. How long can you maintain focus?

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