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The best way is to not reply. But people always reply. Justin case you missed it. His incessant redundancy. His thin-skinned habit of deleting thread titles and posts when he does not hear what he wants. His posting cues claimed to be his that are on current auction sites. Don't reply.

I say two words, but "shut up" are not them.

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I have a McDermott with abalone inlays in the points and butt sleeve. They are genuine.

Why would you wait nine days to inspect something you know is second quality?

Hate to tell you, Joss, but we can all clearly see your name and initials.

Looks like rockfall mitigation. Dude on ledge donning hardhat. Don't know why his face is pixelated.

When I was a kid, summer afternoons was a dime a game, free shoes. You could duck in the on-site barber shop and buy an ice cold 6.5 oz. bottle of Coke for another dime. The Gottlieb pinball machines in the small arcade cost a nickle. Two bits went a long way back then.

How has bowling been made easier to allow more 300 games? Has the game physically changed or the scoring?

Your own fault. More often than not you pre-scold us on how not to reply. This time you didn't. Open season.

Do these lock together snug enough where you only need one shaft?

I don't think the latest resin matters all that much on a home table. The OP's set latest resin was developed at least 32 years ago and they have lasted 32 years and are still in good condition. How many spans that long do any of us have left?

Mmmm. Lather.

I wear a single bar football helmet. ...but not just when playing pool.

One day, shortly after joining the PGA tour in 1965, Lee Trevino, professional golfer and happily married, was at his home in Dallas, Texas cutting the grass on his front lawn. A duty he enjoyed and performed regularly. Later that day a lady stopped in front of his house and asked, "Excuse me...

If I am buying a second hand cue, or anything else, defects covered under the original warranty would have already surfaced.

But it will never be liked now.

That's not like flammable and inflammable. Both of those may or may not have killed the cat.

I like your stories, L.S. Dennis. You create a sense where the reader feels immersed, as if they are there also.

L. P. Record