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Who all's going?

gregcantrall reacted to Cuebuddy's post in the thread 8 ball allergy. with Like. Maybe try and play shape? Sounds like that might be the only thing that is not like the previous shots. Pick an easy spot to get to... Wednesday at 12:14 PM

The world is not a commune.

Predator Classic -- "The Green Hornet" -- Model SPJLW: Sneaky Pete Jointed Linen Wrapped

Except, mine didn't look like that . . . until I adjusted zoom. Thanks.

What's the point? Any idiot can tear something down, but building something requires far greater skills. Plus, there is real grace in forgiving and letting go of all the rancid emotion required to hate. Finally, which one of you hasn't fucked-up? I have. Bad. Regretfully, I'll probably do...

Under what heading? I have looked and used search and found nothing.

This it? No retired cues/"sneaky petes". Damn shame when cue makers abandon their heritage. https://predatorcues.com/

I would contact Shuriken and request a replacement. Given their circumstances over the last three years, it does not surprise me that some things might have gotten by them. But even at $100, I think they intended to supply good cues and not turds. Mine plays fine. I find adjusting to the 60"...

Old poll by JAM: Who gets your vote for the '05 Louie Roberts A/E Award? "Little John" Macias Votes: 3046.2% Sparky Ferrule Votes: 913.8% Scott Frost Votes: 1421.5% Other Votes: 1218.5% https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/vote-for-05-louie-roberts-a-e-award.9746/

I've watched Lil John for over 20 years -- back to a time when he was just a "kid" from Hattiesburg. Always barking and apparently never feared no one. Just loved action. Always dealt straight-up in my observations. I figure that down here, in the South, John is well known and well respected...

Prayers offered. Cuesblues, we are looking for you back in here with us.

I always found Mr. Bossa to be extremely knowledgeable about our sport and very willing to share and comment.

To me, as an AZ member, the title of this thread says it all. We have lost another good member. Condolences to his loved ones and friends.

All I know is as my stroke improved, the less offset was required, and resulting movement was more controlled. And since less offset was used, miscues decreased to nothing.