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Tap tap tap Well said. Thanks for speaking my mind too. All out of rep for you. regards.....Paul

I like it. Modifiesd my wall rack,from holes to slots. Added strip of plastic milk jug across 95% of openings. Secured with screw that is flush, cover screw with felt. regards.........Paul

If it was easy aanyone could do it! My signature line says it best..........Paul

Rep to you pj, Couldn't actually give any. But again, well thought out and right on the money. regards......Paul

Duffern Joe, Ten years ago I went to the Conte pool supply in Upstate NY. The let me look through dozens of Dufferns. I picked a 18 and 19 with nice striaght shaft wood. Put LePro's on them and everyone is happy. You can sand in any taper you want. my 2 cents........Paul

Go for it If it plays solid whats the difference? I believe that the few I've tried out do play solid. Paint it up and enjoy it. Get good cloth like you stated, if it plays good buy quality Brunswick Centennials balls. Everything hinges on how well it plays. regards.......Paul Hope it...

Possible he has 314 shafts that are the same pin. He was using 314 shafts long ago and believe he still is. I did that when ordering a custom cue. It is one very nice tribute to Dennis and great work by Mike regards....Paul

Another testamonial to your way of conversing in a civilized manner. Funny? Not to me. Others will LOL. Paul Mon

You just keepblowing me away with these. Dave, It's more of the same great instruction that the first DVD has. The squirt/swerve portion is something I've used for a while evaluating cues. One thing I learned was about BHE and the break. I don't use BHE and while understanding it always...

http://sports.webshots.com/album/199940479ONGPtC Here's mine from 2000. Somenewwall art some gone.........Paul

I miss the forums from a decade ago I first found rec.sport.billiards and alt.sport.pool in early 1998. It was like finding the holy grail. Back then there were maybe 20-25 active posters and much was learned and discussed. Some of the flaming was too much to take and some was tolerable. I...

As some have mentioned he was a true southern gentleman. I had the good fortune to meet and converse with Willie many times. It was he who freely gave me some simple yet very effective tips on making shots. I’m honored to own his two volume one pocket tapes and will appreciate them now more...

Here's my 2 cents and some facts In the Upstate NY in 1998 GCIII with runners cost $3300 if you were a Brunswick dealer, Came with Brunswick cloth. Every 10 tables ordered got you 1 free. The dealer (a friend) put 860HR on all of them. I own one, purchased after the pool hall of the above...

Got mine today. Deleted. Don't go there anymore

Like Scott Lee I play for the enjoyment and beauty of the game. Includes, your opponent, your cue, the table, balls, the atmosphere. When they are all to my liking the game is most enjoyable. Some of the things mentioned above vary at times. But having a majority of them present is pure joy...

I must have it confused with something else then. I feel terrible about this. Evidently, his system and saying these numbers (2,7,4)are not SAM and all this time I thought it was. My apologies. None the less, read the post that started this and then read his latest. He went from zero...

Many people have taken SAM school. A player in my room did. He used to mumble during pre-shot, 3, 6 or 2. Whatever the number for that shot was. He finally dropped it after using it over 1 year. He shot pretty well with it and the same without it, I think better. He became less stiff, his...

Do you feel the need to rep every thread you believe stands out? I would rather REP and use the comments to tell why. Obviously, sometime you feel the need to reply. Just wondering. BTW, my first poll so forgive me if this somehow (read: 50% chance) gets messed up. So it was supposed to...

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