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brass tap in Raleigh, breaktime in Wilmington. pretty sure if you look around there's tourneys in fayetteville.

my age is showing: 35 cents an hr college freshman year in '71 only saw one 2 piece cue that i remember; a brunswick 4 point, probably a titlist.

i believe he is on facebook.

LOL! flyfishers have a similar quandary: if you could only have 25 flyrods what would they be!

That sums up every Tascarella cue i have ever seen, from tip to butt.

Fixed it for you. remember Patrick f McManus:"everybody knows you can't buy good tackle on a psychiatrist's salary"

well somehow four used zebco and abu cardinal reels showed up at my home. I already had a couple dozen of them but .... the Bait Monkey is alive and well.

I believe I have one of the ebony/rings cue. I have a schon shaft I use with it. fine cue after all the years.

really impressive! butt and point wood is almost obnoxious, it's so sweet. great looking cue!!! clicks all the switches for me.

my little bit of advise: never bet on another man's trick.

what's an OSHA? lol! the stories we could tell. I would like to hear some of your stories. remember statue of limitations does not expire for felonies(in KY at least).

if all else fails, run up to breaktime in Wilmington. 8' smart and 9' diamonds. there is a place around myrtle beach called Jay's that I think has some tables.

have you heard this one: i'll take 5 pounds off that fish if you'll blow that lantern out?

. But, I like were your HEAD is Dean. By the way, was that Sativa, or Indica? LOL!

error in listing? gone from ebay.

you are at the right place to get help, advice, directions, and sympathy. I need popcorn.

best to ryan wishing him well! he's has turned two cues around for me. block letter joss and an fugly(they're out there) titlist. i'd trust him with any of my cues. first work I ever saw of his was a leather wrap on a josswest in Atlanta area. smooth as silk. go ryan! one thing to note: so much...

this x2

"As I said what you want to do is not impossible but you have to remember that in the blink of an eye you can turn that prized cue of yours into nothing more than some kindling wood for the fireplace. " a friend has one of his new Tascarella shafts in a repair lathe. In "the blink of an eye"...

keep the cue. you WILL find the money to go to SBE. if you sell the cue you'll always regret it. glad i'm writing this. talking myself into not sell a 3K fly reel(baby hermann) I won also in a raffle.