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Is that right? :rolleyes:

That is my old cue, it plays great.......that ding in the butt is from me accidentally hitting it on the metal corner trim of my pool table.

A few will get it....

Back in the late 90s I went to a pool hall in Lawton, OK to meet up with a friend. I get there, he points out a guy who is matched up playing, and his young friend who is waiting on him to finish who might be up for some action. This guy who is waiting and I get to talking, we match up in...

Comedy gold.

Envy is a terrible thing.

If I read your posts to my dog for some reason she then wants to go outside.....

Will a satchel of cash work? :killingme:

Wow, how impressive was that......Landon was a machine.

I really love the "unhit" cue with pics showing the tips with chalk residue on them where it wasn't scuffed all the way off.....and then they whine and cry about why their cue isn't selling. :speechless:

Great stuff. I hope to do the same one of these days.

This is no s**t at least the 10th and probably more like the 15th separate thread he has started about this same table.

You deserve to be banned.

To all of you haters - what is wrong with us having more choice in what we can use......is that somehow a bad thing? :speechless:

I also have this Showman - http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=258729&highlight=merylane And I have this Searing - http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=203790&highlight=getnbzy+searing

I have this Haley, got it from Bill a few months ago - http://www.cornerstonecues.com/cue419.htm

- Year cue was made? - Is all of the white ivory? - Ivory butt cap? - Ivory ferrules? - Diameter of shafts?

Ahhhhhh, the memories.......bought this it seems like forever ago, it was the first ever instructional type pool thing I ever got. :thumbup: