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I think it should be a player auction instead.:D

I say we get 50 people to throw in about $200 each.

I was just it Nanuet, NY last Monday. I wish I woulda known.....

One of the most important things is getting used to the cue ball. Is it going to be the same as the big tables? If not, be aware and make adjustments. Draw, follow, english transfer, banks, kicks are all going to be a bit different.

Ricco cues have gold in them. They seem kinda heavy to me.

Call the guy back and do the deal. Hire a local mechanic out of the $2500, and have them set it up.

Wow. I know one of the refs there. I'll have to ask him what happened. I should see him on Monday. Fred, did you see this happen? What did the ref look like?

What do you call a pool player without a girlfriend? Homeless!

I agree with you Mike.

Most tournaments in my area do not let pro caliber players play. The rule is pretty much aimed at two local players.

I am a product development engineer in a medical device company.

It depends on the situation. I play on two different leagues. One is a 5 man, one game round robin. I don't mine if someone has an emergency.....But if they just don't want to be there, then they should take the night off, or don't play. To me, leagues are supposed to be fun and have team...

Of course everyone knows he is in a wheelchair. I could be wrong, I am not on this AZ board all the time, and haven't read all his posts, but I don't remember him WHINING about people taking advantage of him (cue dealings) because he is in a WHEELCHAIR. And if he has, so be it, do yourself a...

Timberly, I wasn't really agreeing or disagreeing with DM's view of Shorty's original post. I just don't agree with the race card / wheelchair stuff. In my opinion, it doesn't belong or need to be said. I think DM is 'too over the top' on this.

DM, I think your a bit out of line with this response.

The tourny was last June. How did you guys finish?

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I have heard that the glove he uses for butt end of his cue is actually a hand ball glove.

I have been using a pressed/treated Elkmaster for the last several weeks. At first I thought it was too soft, but I think it hardened up a bit after use, and now I like it very much.

Yup. They can. Course, after every foul, the other person gets ball-in-hand.