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Why is worldwide chess a smaller audience. It may be the most played, downloaded, analysed stratagem, ubiquitous game on the planet(in it's regional forms). But it IS boring to watch and that's why it's not televised. If it makes you feel better, a scruffy pool player placing in a local tourney...

Old, like late 80's early 90's Jerry Franklin, plain jane SW's. I don't know why, but I've played with 4 of them and they're the best Southwests I ever hit with.

Why should fans of pool be any different from fans of other sports.

Why is that. The bet is made. Bring it or lose it! Is it because pool players carry their life saving in their pants pocket?

"Bit**y Naked Women of Pool" Participants by invitation only.

"I'll give you the _." "Efren Reyes is better than Jose Parica" "How can I make my shaft smooth."

"I like your plunging neckline"_____to a guy. "Why did you miss?"

If you pose as table mechanics are you actually supposed to be table mechanicing?

:D:D:D The owner of the cue is an owner of a Dale Perry cue, which is an indictment in and of itself. :D:D:D

One major reason for pool being where it is is that it has always been splintered, with everyone looking out for themselves. That and pool not being a major game makes any kind of "mecca" not playing a part in the fabric of it's identity.

ummmm, NO.:smile: That's a waste of a good $100

e by the same builder? Made by the same builder? fancy inlays, more expensive materials Made by different cuemakers? Could be anything, like one building the $500 cue might be a better builder than the other guy.

Within your price parameters? Nothing The difference lies with the cue builder.

Listen to your ipod, even when shooting. If he complains, strike a deal.

The splice makes the cue stronger. A change of woods in the points, changes the feel and mass to the player's preference. It is also an effective way to control the balance point. A solid piece of wood, as you're suggesting, was never thought of as ideal. What is ideal is that the cue plays...

No, it's very easy to see. Look at the side points on the diamonds. They do not line up with the rings. Example: the diamond above the DP logo - it's left point aligns with the bottom black ring and it's right point aligns with the top black ring(the two black rings that sandwich the metal ring)...

lololol. Of the four full scalloped diamonds showing on the rings, THREE OF THEM ARE CROOKED !!! nuff said. @measureman. DP's decision to market as he has is a reflection of his professional values.

Geez man. Take a breather. Sit down, rest, and watch some TV.

Most confusing thread of 2012

KJ, I don't know if you're mocking me or agreeing with me or saying "well, that's technology". Does it matter? You have a huge markup on materials alone. You inlay a dowel with ivory, slice it up for rings, and all of a sudden X ivory inlays becomes 4X ivory inlays. And all you did was slice...