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Got my vote! :)

No. Nobody else is allowed to even come close to my cue. :)

I only have one cue now. My Lambros. I do have some old brunswick cues around for decoration though...

Thanks for taking the time to put this together. Now I have to go try those banks :)

One advantage to a stock shaft is that I already own it. Another reason is that I love how my cue plays. There is no reason for me to change anything.

I have never used a LD shaft... I was told that one of the main reasons people use them is the consistancy between shafts. Meaning that a Predator shaft (of the same type) will be the same. So if you are on tour, and your shaft breaks, gets stolen, whatever... then you have another one... no...

So what your saying is that if I were playing in England I can’t bet on a rack, break the balls, then call an object ball, then slop it in during a masse off the short rail? Furthermore, I can’t carom, scratch, or kick, or bank during my inning. However, even though I live in America I can still...

A friend posted this on facebook today.

Yes! There is a difference between buying something off the street, and being prescribed it by a doctor. There are many people that take it because they have anger issues. I would much rather play against someone who is responsible enough to seek help for personal issues. It just so happens that...

I do not own this one any more... I took these pictures when I first bought it. I do not have any picutres of it cleaned up.

Please friends. Do not drink and drive.

Nice! Its hard to double the corner using that method :)

Nice work! I was thinking that you were using toothpicks for blanks :)

Has anyone here used any of these products?

I am guessing that you have a mini lathe. :)

That looks like a salesmans sample. :) Nice work!

This is the true intent of the Drag-Draw shot. This is different than a kill shot, stun, or even a stop shot. I will agree that they are similar, but very different. It is important to give each of these techniques their due respect. I don't mean to go off on a rant or anything, but I have...

I'd say let the kid have fun with it. I tried the rules approach with my oldest son a few years ago... didn't go so well. Now we just have fun with it. Much better results.

Yeah, or when playing 8 ball at a bar... your balls are all pocketed, but your opponent is at the table with no shot. So he scratches intentionally becuase the 8 is in the kitchen.

From here: http://billiards.colostate.edu/threads/draw.html