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Sadly it does. Comes into play about every 5th game. Had to make the decision between having lots of room for a 8' or a minimally cramped 9'.

It aint fancy but it works for me.

Justnum, you do realize we have this forum, right?

Im so confused. So far the only thing I've gotten out of this thread is that Iggy doesnt like Cleary because he is a gambler.... so he wants to gamble with him. :confused:

I have a Z^2 for a viking that i'd let go.

Your no nonsense approach to selling is certainly refreshing. Berko (Still going through my pockets and couches trying to come up with enough change for that Smithsonian Gina)

Pretty cheap indeed. I don't always know where the line is, but I can tell when its been crossed.

Not that the people are stupid, but ignorant of the ettiquette and reasoning. Like others have said maybe they think they are doing it the right way... Personally, I read about it in Byrne's book. I don't recall what I was doing with the chalk previously, i.e. I wasn't really thinking about it.

Good point. The comparison of a casual player playing at home with a seasoned elite player in a tournament is very helpful. :rolleyes:

Maybe they want bigger pockets because balls that should go down keep rattling out in the jaws? In that case, fixing the facings with harder rubber is supposed to help that.

Its just ignorance. Just tell them nicely, and it will stop.

Gene is a nice guy and his methods seem to work. Good to see that he is getting his due. Not for nothing Joey, but a lot of your posts read like this: Seems unnecessary, but what do I know.:rolleyes:

Ditto. It would be interesting to see the completed cue and the virtual prototype side by side.

Wow! The cue and the wife are both keepers.

Wrong question. Anything can be repaired or restored; the question is whether or not it is worth it.

its all coming together nicely. Cant wait to see the final product.

why not use bondo?

A man-cave should be dark. Carry on.

Its not really a matter of if but more a matter of when. :)