Recent content by fastone371

Don't you have a local cue maker? I had my local guy make a mid cue extension for me, I didnt want a 4" or whatever the length was, I wanted 2 1/2" so I had my local cue guy make one for me. It wasn't expensive.

I have not been there for awhile and didnt know about the 10' table. Do they still have the snooker table and both carom tables??

But how do you not love that place with all those Gold Crowns. Its an hour drive for me and I have a Gold Crown in my basement but there's just something about all those GC's under 1 roof that draws me there.

Valleys are actually under 5", I never measured but I would guess about 4 3/4", they just seem big because they have short shelf. A Gold Crown of that era was typically over 5", usually about 5 1/8".

With the bees on the inside of the bee suit with you.

I have not been able to do that since I was 2, do you know how hard it is to run 3mph or more?????

Before you take the documentary as gospel you have to look at what their agenda was. There is always money involved which means someone had an agenda. There's 3 sides to every story, mine, yours, and the truth. Just sayin.

They didnt do a very good job if they were trying to copy a Diamond. So that a Philippine Co. that makes those tables?? I don't have FB since I got hacked over a year ago so I cant look at the link.

Happy Birthday, Bob. Have the best 28th birthday ever!!!!!! :) :)

I think that's the Granatelli book I was referencing, I couldn't remember the title even though I had just read it a couple of months before. Its a great read for those interested in racing.

What kind of table is that? I have never seen a Diamond that looked anything like that.

Its difficult to compare snooker to pool as far as time required. The black ball and all other colored balls (except red) are always in the same place. The majority of the time red balls are all in the same area so you don't have to move the cue ball much. There's a lot of the same shots over...

His trade and his business is that of a cue maker, its probably how he earns a living. Why do you believe you should be tax exempt??? If you are buying the cue for resale you should be able to file the appropriate paperwork with your home state for exemption, but the end user must pay tax, same...

That sounds better.

He's looking to win money, not a fashion show.