Recent content by cueenvy

He's alright, but definitely marches to the beat of a different drummer. He can play pretty slorty, but he's really a legend in his own mind.

This kid is just mental...... he'd have trouble buying bubble gum from a machine.

This from a kid who lives in his mom's basement and works at Applebee's. URSTUPID

Ok, so he knew he did wrong....so im right all along. Apology acceoted. Now back to what's going on in pool....nothing...it's summer.

Don't care sir. You can put me down all you like... Best of luck to you. You guys get a couple nice cues and that makes you better than me.....right. And I'm the delusional one. How about you shoot with a 20k cue and I'll use a 20 dollar K mart cue and we play for a 1000. Not much money to...

Has this become a class war Mr. Prout? My mere 6 figure salary might be used as TP by your ilk , but I'm no peasant. My cue postings in the cuemaker forum were conversion candidates and their also being collectible antiques, I listed them in the for sale forum. Guys like you might use them as...

No more Karl Boyes....awe...

Still waiting on the knowledge. All I ever hear is how well off he is, that he owns the only cue that makes balls by itself and he's got free chalk for the common man thats now for sale. But yeah let's just let him run sales in the main forum cause he's old. There's a sound argument.

All true...and when you are old and break the rules you can say I forgot! Free chalk yesterday, for sale today. I like to point out hypocrisy where I find it.

Main forum = Dean's private for sale and ramblings forum.

List it on ebay with a 800 dollar starting bid and see where it goes. Much more exposure to buyers there than here.

I play tournaments to scout for action mostly. Especially in local events it is a lot more profitable to win 4 sets at 100 dollars each, versus winning 4 or 5 sets for less than 200 for 1st place or under 100 for second. I'm not geared for big tournaments, with the hours of waiting around on...

Beautiful conversion. Love the look of basic brown phenolic collars and buttcap. Jerry is the best at these 26 1/2 conversions.

The super thin ring at the joint made me think McDaniel as well. The rest of the cue does not. The butt and weight bolt are all wrong. So who else used that thin of a silver ring? It's a nice cue, needs a refinish.

We had a couple guys that came by. Parked the rig right along the road. One from Canada played pretty sporty. Always good action.