GoldCrown said:

Where did you see this.... best I saw is 50 for around $17. I think $1.50 is a Civil War price.

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qolbrand said:

When i very first started playing this game, i would play a combination of 9.1 and take 5 over and over and over again. i think i’m probably due for another session of that

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skogstokig said:

i like my horses, murphy going like a train after that tight L32 match, selby through very comfortably.

but i have a feeling that mark allen may "surprise", that this is his time. the way he played the last frames in L32 looked like a man on the mission. and he's lost weight, which shows motivation and character.

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Rusty in Montana said:

I miss having a Labrador / lab in the house ! It could be the challenge of training them to become a hunting partner and even more so a companion animal for all reasons !
I miss getting woke up by a cold damp nose nugging my hand or whatever other part of my that isn't covered by a blanket ha ha

Another thing I miss is the look of accomplishment when they make a retrieve for the first time on a difficult bird .
I could go on and on but all that will do is possibly bore you and make me want to go get another lab puppy !

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hunger strike said:

View attachment 899199$1.50 for a whole box of tips. Oh yes, times have changed... I have never tried Royal Oak, anyone here use them? Thoughts?

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1pocketguru said:

Anybody know the history of cue tips?

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hunger strike said:

View attachment 899199$1.50 for a whole box of tips. Oh yes, times have changed... I have never tried Royal Oak, anyone here use them? Thoughts?

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Lowell said:

In terms of appearance think my favorite style of cue is:

-4, 5 , or 6 sharp, colored points (not floating)
-linen wrap, especially with color or speckle
-substantial but not overly busy inlay work

I particularly like when the butt sleeve has some sort of rounded motif, like ovals to balance out the sharpness of the points (and pointy inlays like diamonds, when present).

Joss seems to be the only production cue company that still makes these, though the ones that fit the bill are all over $800. I figure I'll treat myself next black Friday if there is anything on sale at Seybert's. Are there any other cuemakers who make these sort of cues for less than say, $1000 (or slightly above)?

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Joss 10-13 - Joss Cues - Family owned - Handmade since 1968

Joss 10-13 has highly figured curly maple each point has a pearl diamond matched in the rear.Intricate design work makes this cue a showpiece.

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