cue stick or tomato stake?

billiardcue

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Have to wait until there are some tomatos to see how much squirt there is.


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Hoot! Reminds me of an old "Andy Capp" strip. Andy walking down the sidewalk, cue over his shoulder. His wife saying to the nighbor lady: "It's either his trusty cue or a worthless piece of firewood, depending on whether he wins or loses."
 
You say tomato, i say tomatto,,,,,

Dick,,,,

you have way too much time on your hands my friend !!

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,alan.............
 
Dick,,,,

you have way too much time on your hands my friend !!

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,alan.............

Hey Alan - what's up?

I do have too much time on my hands, that's why my wife had me plant a garden - farmer Dick.

For years I've encountered cues that would make great tomato stakes and now in need of tomato stakes and an abundance of cues that qualify I just couldn't resist.
 
Remember Farmer Dick... A Cuetec tomato stake never warps (and they just look "right" planted in the ground)! :D

Steve in Phoenix
 
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Looks like you need to weed around your cue garden. Those cues look almost ready to pick, a few more days and the inlays should fully mature :grin-square:

Jim
 
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