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Now I know what OMGWTF stands for.

Well Deserved! Great Cues and even better folks!:thumbup:

It is within the rules.

Wes is the Man! He is a friend, and the only guy who touches my Gold Crown.

You are right, BIH. I have never seen anyone do that, and I don't think it would go over too well where I play.

At the end of the day I don't think either really wanted to gamble. Where there's a will there's a way.

I am a well qualified CPA (17 years) , and I do about 1,000 tax returns a year. You would be supprised at the quality of the tax advice you can get on a pool forum. Just Sayin' :wink:

I do quite a bit of Non-Profit accounting, and I wouldn't think a pool league would be exempt under Code Sec. 501 (c)(3). My guess would be Sec. 501(c)(7) Social and Recreational Clubs.

I am a CPA. If any individual is paid $600 or more a 1099 is required. It would make more sense to pay the players individually than just paying the Capt. the full amount, as a 1099 would not have to be issued. If you do receive a 1099 from a pool related event, then you could deduct reasonable...

Keith Josey makes a great stiff hitting shaft. I would like to try one of his timeless timber shafts, but his regular shaft is the nuts. I like it much more than the plywood predator I was playing with before.

Played a bunch on both. Prefer the play and looks of the GCIV.

I Liked it.

This is very true. I Lost My Father in November, after being in and out of hospitals for years. He would always come back home and be as ornery as ever. This last time he didn't come back. He went to hospice instead. We were all with him when he passed. I am happy that he was at our wedding 6...

I think it's part of the game. It just looks like you play pool. If you worry about it that much clean it really good, hang your cue on the wall, retire from the game, and admire your perfectly clean shaft every day!:thumbup:

Congratulations Johnny. I got my MBA 16 years ago, and I know how much time and money goes into it. I finaly paid it off about 2 years ago.

You can't go wrong with a screw-on tip!;)

I think Keith Josey would build you a fine cue in that price range, and it will hit a ton.

He has never racked before, but if he did it would be the tightest ever. The ghost plays him to test its ability. His opponents never play, they just pay for the privledge of racking and watching him run out.

I bet my wife on the exact amount of the check when we go out to dinner, who ever is closer doesn't have to pay.

This is the truth. Jasmine proposed after stalking me between tournaments for quite some time. I told her I would marry her but she must give up playing professionally, and become a full-time housewife. She said she needed time to think about it. At that point I said: "There should be nothing to...