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Elkmaster Earl has been using them for 2-3 years now.

Choppy stream Same for me.

My Coker In fact, the Coker is the only cue I have ever owned (out of perhaps 300 or so) that includes Turquoise. I too have never liked this material in cues, or in jewelry for that matter. It certainly works with this cue though. It really is an exceptionally beautiful cue. When I talked...

Coker Great to know you're not a fan of tourquise! I was already beginning to suffer from sellers remorse. The cue is now officially off the market. Good luck with your search.

Fanciest Coker? I believe I have what you want but its expensive and I'm not realy on fire to sell any of my cues. The Cokers told me a couple of years ago that this was their fanciest cue to date. Specs:"Coker" Weight: 20.0oz. Shafts: 2-13.0mm Ivory Ferrules...

Check out this neat Crown Royal ad. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=za-aiis-EWc

One Last Try

Bumping time

Thanks for the steer. I called and talked to Harry. He was unable to help but took my name and phone number in case he runs into anything. I always spread the jelly when appropriate.:grin:

Bumping time.

If anyone has any, I would be willing to pay a generous price for a copy. Please PM me.

If I remember correctly, the great hustler Al Bonife, aka "New York Blackie", used a slip stroke. He passed away in 2007.

One of the good guys This is terribly sad news. Willie (as he preferred to be called) was one of the nicest guys I ever met and an exemplar of what was best about the "old school". I was surprised when I didn't see him at this years US Open and meant to call him. Procrastination won. I owed...

http://www.azbilliards.com/brackets/showbrackets.php?tourneynum=3660

Well you know, Baker's may indeed have had the best hot dogs in North Carolina but after all, a hot dog is still just a hot dog. Baker's, of course, is now long gone. The old-style pool room you mention was probably Recreation Billiards on fourth Street. It's still there and has been remodeled...

Thank you for your kind words. I love the forum but I just don't have the time to be an active contributor.

Jam, Happy Halloween to you and Keith and my sympathies to you on this bittersweet date. As you can see from my stats, I post only rarely but your mention of Michael "Geese" Gerace brought back some old memories. I remember watching him play in Greensboro North Carolina back in the late-70s...

Actually, The Mosconi Cup is an example of "this wonderful TV coverage," shot clock and all. If, that is, you happen to live in Europe or Asia. I agree with you as far as Tivo goes, but then I'm not a Network executive. The networks hate DVRs for the same obvious reason we viewers love them...

No TV for You! No shot clocks, no TV coverage. Networks will not tolerate the excessive rack/rack cycle nor the constant nitpicking of real or imaginary "trash" from the table. Too much "dead air". Many players use these ploys to take their opponents out of their rhythm. TV time is too...

Rocket Man I own two Keith Andy cues and they are what they are: two solid hitting, well executed players. The quality of the work is excellent but they are hardly what I would call fancy. Rodney Morris used them to win the 2008 World Cup of Pool as well as the 2008 Quezon City Invasion (a...