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Thanks Koop!

Hey koop, what's the url that you use? I like the green better than the grey!

The picture is attached. You can try to go to Start > Run and type mspaint if you're on a MS Windows box. I would probably try to cut the 8 with inside to kill the cueball off the second rail.

But none of my custom's say custom on them...lol. I know, for me, that my game goes up linearly with the value of the cue I am playing with. When I first started playing I was playing with $10 house cues, then I went to a $50 Dufferin and I got better! Next I went to a $100 Mali and got even...

I'd just copy paste it into a new post there and delete this one here!

wrong section I think you meant to put this in the Wanted/For Sale section!

Doesn't Jennifer Chen play with a $35,000.00 Cognescenti?

Hmmm.... I just don't know but I have my favorites...lol.

Or has different tastes...lol.

Unfortunately it was just a ten footer.

Lol...that was hilarious...lol!

It was just practice. That still doesn't give him the right to deprive me of my potential run though!

I was playing some snooker today with a guy I play pool with on occassion and like normal I started really slow the first game, althoug I came back to just barely win it. In the second game I ran 11 points after my first open shot and on my next turn I got a pretty easy shot to start out with...

Actually, this has been a philisophical debate for ever. There's no way to prove who is right...lol. Is perception born from reality or reality born from perception? Who knows, perhaps you and everyone on this board are only there because I perceive you to be!

You know, "The Matrix".

Haven't you seen the threads? It's in progress right now and there are pics all over the place under both DZilla and Cue of Fury.

Actually, it is all related. Your perceptions mold the "reality" that you experience.

Wow, that is truely hiddeous. The person who made that is obviously from the camp that thinks that you should throw as much shtuff in the cue as possible to make it "fancy"...lol!

Sounds like a great time! I'm definitely going to try to leach some of the information off of you in Peoria...lol.

I, too, am a traditionalist when it comes to cues. It has to be spliced points, sharp inlays and, of course, nicely figured woods to make it complete!