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I wouldn't. You haven't been here very long. Stick around and you will find out that a significant percentage of pool players are nits and whiners. You're welcome.

He did say 8 footer. But he also said the reason was the deal more or less fell in his lap. He has room for a 9 foot table and the patience to wait so that is why the focus has turned to the big track. Most of us feel like you do, go big if you have the room. :thumbup:

Even if an event was on big screen network TV you can't read the numbers and you'd need to know what ball is what color. Most televised sports are not conducive to the person who doesn't know the game. I suppose the announcer could say he needs to go for the orange ball next but I can only...

Hold off, be patient, and find a nine foot Gold Crown. It's not like you're exactly stealing this eight footer. ;)

In the world of sports memorabilia the authenticity of a signature is often questioned. Why would this be any different?

Well then, why the eight footer?

You're not getting robbed with delivery, cloth and installation. But be sure the table is in good condition and you are satisfied the guy doing the installation knows what he is doing.

The eight ball strategies are nothing new. All of those are used regularly as needed. Seems to me most of the nine ball stuff is kind of like rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic. You think you're making it look better but bottom line is you are on a boat that is sinking. But if you are...

I'm sure whatever Jimmy decides to tote in that beauty will complement it nicely. ;)

And Prewitt as well. Ernie has talked to me about moving in the past. Maybe now he will. He's not getting any younger so who knows? I sometimes wonder if he'll ever retire. ;)

There are some serious cue makers on the left coast. Forgetting for a moment about the impact on high end customs, I find it interesting that in California you will no longer be able to buy any cue from anywhere with ivory ferrules. What about bringing in to the state a cue that was purchased...

I'm in as long as it doesn't involve a pivot (or dip, or limbo, or ram shot). Since it takes two days to learn I will probably sign up for the five full days. As always you are a credit and inspiration to the board with all of, and now this latest and greatest, contributions. :grin-square: :wink:

Try Pechauer too. Their break cues are forward weighted. Perhaps they make some players with ahead balance as well.

I'm not an astrophysicist but as far as I know Diamond makes the best bar box in the known universe.

John, first off congratulations once again for your win at the DCC. And as this video shows, there's not much you don't know about banking a ball into a pocket. Quick question, how much is having good pure stroke involved in this shot versus just applying the correct English and speed to the...

Yeah, personal pleasure, yuck! :D

I figured but just didn't know the larger balls would fit. So did you build a custom rack or simply manually roll up and freeze a back row of six?

For the cue collector the rule of thumb is to stop after the next one. If you stop then you are no longer a collector, just simply the owner of a collection.

Where did you get the rack (and that tray) for Krazy 8's? :grin-square:

HAPPY BIRTHDAY JEN!!! Hope today is magical! :wink: ;): :thumbup: :D