Recent content by smokey

posted incorrectly in a different thread, but the feeling is the same on a suggestion from Bill Yerd, http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=279765 i tried a HXT4 - it cost about $100 at that time. I was in sheer amazement - I couldn't believe a cue at that price could be soooooo good...

my experience with Players HXT... on a suggestion from Bill Yerd, http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=279765 i tried a HXT4 - it cost about $100 at that time. I was in sheer amazement - I couldn't believe a cue at that price could be soooooo good. after that i bought another with...

hey rib... stunning points always a pleasure to digest all the best, smokey

i guessed i better check in to azb - lo and behold... hey JoeyA; hey PINKLADY i re-read the whole thread, it brought sadness, but also memories of eagerly logging on every morning and usually lol at doug's remarks. i learned by buying a new keyboard not to drink my morning coffee while reading...

so sad... there are so many that have said their few word here, some so profound and some so urbane and others so vividly futile. once upon a time i posted here, but gave up. the utterly futile gave me pause and i decided to limit my exposure to them. kevin to me was a ray of light...

hey Blue... a year and a half ago Bill Y. had a thread about the HXT: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=279765 and i bought one based on his assessment. it was with the 12.75 mm shaft. i thought the cue was really fantastic! i really couldn't believe how much i liked it...

hey push... maybe you remember me... i have not heard from kevin for years and that is after helping him and his family immensely he has my number, but not a word i wish him well and the money is not a big issue for me but it may be for many of his fans and waiting customers any HONEST...

hey glen... i just keep thinking, no man should have to build a casket for his child... but under this sorrowful circumstance, i can see why i am so sorry my friend, miles

Jerry - you're a mensch... do you know what a 'mensch' is... for the record: from the German but in Yiddish - it means 'a good man'; 'an honorable man' your post here and elsewhere demonstrates that and therefore in keeping with the origin of this thread and as tribute to you, i want to buy...

hey Neil... the Perfect Story... can't be topped i always thought he was the greatest, but now i think he is greater than before thanks for sharing all the best, smokey

hey Pre... actually imho you are not even close to correct for example lets take two of life's highly useful materials: wood and iron; both have been Greatly Improved upon: woods either impregnated or even synthetic or for siding, aluminum or polymers; iron now in so many varieties they have...

from the horses mouth... these two dingleberries are useless losers - period. i am not, nor have i ever been a friend of brian. i offered both of these dingleberries money to just GO AWAY... both declined. brian was wrong to make veneer wraps [which many of us understand] without telling...

just a thought... i received a note from one of janet's friends... it seems she is having a bit of hard time. i can well understand [as well as a man can] cause i have experienced other woman who have had breast cancer. as we all know, sometimes the cure is as hard, or even harder than the...

hey... for me, just so funny being a ny yankee. my momma made grits with butter and sugar and ? they were stationed at Ft. Blanding in FL for a while so i guess that is where they learned this and boy did i love my moms grits. for me, i could eat them with anything; alone; with chicken or beef...

JoeyA, truth be told... i'm with you; having a really high end pool room in my home town would be a blast, but i think we had one but could it survive - it didn't. this reminds me of many years ago there was a really high end gun club in my little home town in NJ and i had the privilege of...