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W.C. Fields has some instructional videos on using a warped cue.

Stay down and follow through. Stay down and follow through. Stay down and follow through. Stay down and follow through. Stay down and follow through. Tell yourself that over and over. You know if you Stay down and follow through you can make any shot on the table. Don't forget to breathe!

Lining the joint collars is easy. Facing either shaft or butt a very small amount will line them up. .

I used it for joint, buttcap, and ferrule. Ferrule may have been replaced. The original micarta hasn't been made since the late 80's.

Looks like a custom cue. Joint may be Westinghouse Ivory Micarta. Turned dark over time.

My motto is hit 'em where they say go.

If anybody spots Ears in there let me know. He has been holding some of my cash since the seventies.

I burnish shafts with paper only. A brown paper bag works fine. Both shaft and paper come from the same source. A tree.

Looks like particle board with veneer. Take it to the dump.

Similar to model A/H-11 in the Blue Book of Pool Cues.

Old Adam cues. Looks good.

For a cue with points, the wrap provided the illusion the cue was built full splice instead of half splice.

At the 211 Club there was not a no gambling sign. But we did have a no whistling sign. Strictly enforced. In most money matches there was no gambling. More stealing than gambling.

If you use a brush, do so with caution. Chalk is highly abrasive. Please wear a mask.

You don't own a poolhall. The poolhall owns you!