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The question of my emotional stability is always a slippery slope, Jeremy. Although I doubt that I am more passionate about cues than Mark Kulungian, I am certainly more of a "nut". I am actually afraid to hit balls with this cue. Not only because of it's beauty and classicism and now I...

Mark's Favorite Inlay Pattern Mark has great tastes in classic cues! I have a Gus that was once in his collection, and it is just a knock-out cue. Thanks to you Joe, and to Mark for the shout-out about the cue being a SUPER players cue. And to Guy as well. It's always good to learn the...

57 and a Quarter True. The fact that it is a 57 and a quarter inch cue, with 29 inch shafts, makes me think that it could well be a Titlist that he did not cut into. Which seems like something Jim would like to do on such a traditional cue. Jim? Can you help us out here? You have grown men...

Those Points Yeah...I'm pretty sure that Bogey is right. And yeah...that's about as good as Titlist points look, IMHO. I have not spoken to James about this cue, but you can tell that he was in an Ol' Skool Pool Hall mood when he made this cue. I love it. If I didn't need to finish my...

The Whole Taco Rambow Style

Forearm White Titlist Forearm

Hey All. THIS WHITE IS SOLD! Thanks to all!! I'm posting this for me and my ol' buddy, Greg Howard. Here is a rare, stunning James White Titlist Cue. Ol' Skool, Rambow Style, and BAD TO THE BONE!! Like Brand New Condition. Just came out of a collection. Period Style Leather Wrap. 29...

The Grain in the Forearms The Grain in the Forearms is actually quite different as well.

The GRAIN... The GRAIN is NOT THE SAME. Not at all. In fact, though the shape of the grain that you point out is similar, the shape on one is filled with the dark color of the snakewood grain. And the similar - BUT NOT EXACTLY THE SAME - shape on the other cue is filled with the lighter...

And.... ...here is the previous "Unchalked" Gina listed on Bill's site as "SOLD".

Oh...for The Love Of God!! Here is a close-up detail of the grain in the cue that Bill just posted on this thread.

Great AZ Experience! I would like to thank BamaDog for being such a great AZ'er himself. I'm really glad that my Scruggs found such a good home with him. This site is loaded with great people and great cues. Since it's hard to have to part with some of these cues, it sure does make it easier...

The Jensen Cue I have seen this Jensen cue in person and it is A LOT of cue for 1200 bucks! The ivory inlays are really beautiful pieces of ivory. The one Jensen that I have, which is a really stunning Bushka style cue that has a great hit, and this cue, really make me think that Jensen cues...

PM Sent Hey Bill. I sent you a PM about the Szamboti. I look forward to discusiing it with you. Glad to here the Forge was a great event for you. In fact...I heard that it was pretty good to everyone this year. Cain

Armed Security Hey Bill... ...I hope that you didn't believe Greg when he said that he is a licensed and bonded, highly motivated and well ARMED security expert with two tours experience in IRAQ?! He's GREAT with a stick over a pool table, and that's about it. I mean...if you run into any...

Old Gina V "Ba Ba Ba Bingggg...."

Old Gina IV The Cocktail that keeps on giving...

Old Gina III And yet...another...

Ol' Gina II Another angle on an old girl...

Since everyone already saw it... ...I thought that perhaps these would help infuse the discussion with a kind of Rat Pack Classicism - or what I like to call a time when Hustlers knew how to COCKTAIL and still SHOOT STRAIGHT. Actually...like Dean Martin on his TV show, surrounded by his Gold...