Search results

Yea. I don't understand what the title was about.

I am just curious what constitutes being a pro. Good luck either way.

It has been quite a while.:)

So sorry to hear Brian.

My thoughts go out to the Davis family and friend.

Well, if he doesn't sell them soon, then the decision will be much easier.:)

I was also thinking perhaps a VIP. I would estimate it is worth around $500-$800.

I have never had to file an insurance claim thankfully(maybe once, now that i think about it)...but i have heard that FedEx is easier to deal with then USPS, when it comes to insurance claims.

The tournament starts at 6, so i am pretty sure the brackets are not done yet. I am guessing Big Truck will have a link to the brackets when they do come out...but i cannot speak for him.

I was thinking the same thing. And if he decided to try and break the record, i am sure he could get plenty of side action.

I remember Mo telling me this story about 10 years ago.

Some interest, but still available.

I thought Ginacue had a silver cue, and was offered more then that.

A friend ask me to help him sell his set of ivory Brunswick billiard balls. 2 3/8". My friend thought these were probably from the 1920's or 1930's. Come in original case, and padding also. I would say the case is in better condition them most i have seen. My friend stuck some paper towels in...

Yes it is...

I think i agree. Either something fancy like you said, or maybe he just did a real bad job at just getting it out. The way he made it (kind of a back kick) was definitely not an easy shot. If he was trying to make both balls for some reason, there was probably an easier way to do it.

Alex lost all his matches.

Yea, that would be too bad if people start looking down on pool players if they had a bunch of tattoos.

Going there Tuesday.

What was the good reason? From what I know, the reason they stopped the raffles was because of a little online money processor. The raffles were a good thing thing for the cue market. P.S. Hope all is well with you.