Extended Highlights: England v Scotland | Guinness Six Nations ;
I was listening to this match on the radio but quickly turned the sound down when England scored their 2nd try in about 3 minutes and led 31 - 0 after 30 minutes or so when I turned up the volume Scotland somehow led 38-31 until extra time.....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRx3KrQ83mc
Typical Scotland and the match ended 38-38 .
I have a few older cues that have the thicker grip area on the butt end. Please call me at: 336-337-3635 to discuss these cues. (if you TEXT me to that number, I will TEXT pics. of the cues we discuss. Thanks, Wayne Nance in Greensboro, NC
Hi Ernie. We met at the BCA8 Ball at the Chinook Winds Casino last week. You let me try a few of your cues. I really liked the way they are designed and the hit. I was interested in the ebony forearm with cocobolo butt/handle but didn’t have the cash. I’ll be headed your way for my brothers graduation soon and will have money. Let’s talk.
All I'm saying is be very, very careful when using someone's name in situations like this in a public forum, that knife has two edges buddy.
the story is long. she told me the check was lost a month after it was altered and cashed. 140 to 144.62. it is a business account with a lot of activity.I didnt pick up on it till i was doing my taxes.
Glen I do not post often and i am just learning how to post pictures. She, or someone else representing the tornado open altered and cashed my check. it is a longer story than that but i assure you, the more i learn to use this site, and or decide to put more effort in this. the worse it will be for her.
I don't always agree with you politically but you carry yourself very well. You never seem to get personal and that my friend is hard to do!
I do it for the children! Er, posterity? Lurkers! That's it!

Modelling a decent form of discussion has some value, anyway.
Any luck on a break cue? As mentioned, I have a Viking that I brought back to life with a new hard tip, durable ivory ferrule and a cleaned shaft. I’d do $100 shipped
Hello Corey, you still have your Pfister table? I also have one very similar to what you described in your post a few years back. I also have a mahogany 6 leg 9' Pfister which i'm restoring. The wood is in excellent condition but needs some cleaning and touch up paint in the support structure. Starting with the rails which need some work.
Just want to know if you found any significant resources for information on that table. I was under the impression from something I got online that these models were mfg 1896 to 1906. Do you have any documentation or other?
Look forward to hearing back from you. Hope all is well.

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