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Check your PM's. I'll take it.

Ah, hello, SC5.:rolleyes:

Eric, You may want to check out the date on the other thread you recently posted in. Could very well have been an April Fool's joke of some sort. Just saying.:smile:

Cue is sold. Thanks

As far as I am concerned, 14.1 is the answer. I couldn't stand drills so instead of just hitting balls with no real purpose, I would plays straight pool as my practice. I think it helped my 8 ball game tremendously. JMO

Monday bumpola........:smile:

Weekend bump........

After work bump.......

I hate Borat:angry:

A somewhat related ? Not to hijack the thread but....... What do you guys feel is the resolution to this one. YOU sell a cue to someone over seas. THEY do NOT want it insured and THEY want it valued for 5% of the cues actual value. All of this is done to avoid customs entanglements I assume...

Daytime bump.........

Selling a Predator BK2. This one has a wrap. The cue rolls straight together and apart. The cue is a 7 or 8 condition on a 10 scale. A few scuffs below the wrap and a ding in the forearm. Also part of one of the letters is missing. The shaft is a little dirty from use. The only thing that is a...

JMHO. I'm probably gonna take flack for this but.........Just for sh$$ts and giggles, I'm gonna guess that the OP is a recently banned poster returning under a different name and running up his post count for other purposes. Just looking at the join date and his now posting in the action room...

Got one with a wrap if you're interested. Not sure on the weight though. I believe it is 19 ounces.

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Thank you sir.

Daniel, If I'm reading this correctly, all I have to do is pay a $35 sanction fee and the $15 entry fee and I can play, correct? Even though I don't play in WSOP sanctioned place? Thanks, Jeff

All pms answered. Thanks

Cue is no longer for sale. Thanks

I second that. What the hell happened that we don't know about?