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Best way to thin out collection cues and books... List separate, or bundle in one sell list?

Black-Balled
middleofnowhere said:
I like garage sales. I always find it sad seeing people's who have passed away having what they thought so much of just being picked over and often just thrown away.

Find someone who really wants what you have and just give it to them.
Of course if it is Truly a collectable of some value find a buyer.

As someone who recently went through the same thing in order to move. I found once something was gone I didn't give it another thought. All that stuff becomes a burden of sorts.
Truth is, you don't really care much about it.
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That is a beautiful and sad read there, Mr.
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Fedor Gorst - looking for action in Louisville, KY tomorrow. If you could - would you?

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maha said:
although the lessons part.

there is so much more you can learn on improving from videos and on the net reading. than you could ever really get from a live teacher.

but neither will do much good unless you take that and apply it.
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I would rather meet with my instructor live than watch one of his videos.
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think I need deflection

Patrick Johnson
Fore Rail said:
I have found in my own game that a hard tip minimizes swerve.
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The only reason I can think of for that is that a hard tip might move the CB slightly faster with the same stroke - so a softer tip might make you stroke a little more slowly for the same outcome.

In other words, it's the speed, not the tip - and the difference is probably too small to notice.

pj
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Thoughts ... Russian Kenny is out of prision

M
yea jay, morgan put on good exhibitions for a real creep but it kept him in money.

my favorite guys for them was norm weber and cue ball kelly. both put on great ones. and were decent guys when i knew them.

and weenie beenie showing trick shots. and he understood how the balls worked better than anyone and found dead complicated shots that no one else would see.

there were certainly others i didnt see but those were my favorites.
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Was pool better 50 years ago?

pwd72s
middleofnowhere said:
You having said that, I have very little interest in watching today's pool. When I watch it on YouTube I find myself fast forwarding just to see who wins. The idea I would be driving hundreds of miles to watch a tournament today, not a chance.
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As much as I respect SJM's opinion on many other aspects of pool, on this I agree with you. Oh gee, another 9 towards the side, wing ball in corner..only mystery is where the 2 ball is. Nearly identical stance & stroke, player to player...no chatting. Very high quality of play, but litttle excitement.

Compare a match today with this...and then decide. To each his own.. (McCready vs. Efren..sorry you need to click to see.)

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