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Exactly! About as well put as any other explanation.

May you all have a quiet, peaceful day with family and good friends! We all have much to be thankful for today!

Thanks. Never heard of it before.

What is a "wavvy joint"?

Uh....Adam, Viking, Joss, all production cues. Tad, no, not that I ever heard.

And I didn't experience any outage at all!

I've had no problems with Face Book, however, this is the first time today, after several attempts, that I've logged onto AZ.

How did you do? Was hoping we could meet on Sat, maybe, but I only stayed a very short time that afternoon.

Had problems seeing ANY posts for a while this morning. Fixed now.

Damn! I'm gonna try to get over there in the next couple of days. Got a lot going on, car accident two weeks ago tomorrow, dealing with insurance companies and trying to get another car.

Hang in there Stan! We met at the Open in 2011, I'm not going to post my name here, though some already know it. I'm a fan of CTE, having been taught it initially by Hal Houle. I also know Stevie Moore, though I haven't seen him in several years now. I can't understand how anyone could put...

My first Southwest, Indian Rosewood with six maple points, no veneers. Laurie told me it would be one of the last they made, could not get the wood any more. My Joss, custom ordered before Joss Cues Ltd. came about. THE best hitting steel jointed cue I've ever played with. Maple stained brown...

Since I first heard of Proficient's existence I've not heard one bad word about them.

Jim Rempe taught me years ago to use the last three, with my little finger barely touching the butt. He said it allowed the stroke to go through more naturally. I've done it ever since.

Deleted. Not worth the aggravation.

Yes, that's true. But, it means that particular cue worked for him better than the other, which is the whole point.

Then why do some players prefer one cue over another? I don't see that statement being as true today or even years ago. I asked one of the best local players why he switched from one to another in less than a year. He replied that there were things he could do better with the cue he was...

None. Was subscribed to one for a while but I think it died.

Why?? I've heard this from other people but never understood it. Why do you need to see the shaft? Why are you looking at it?? I look at the balls, not the shaft, and always have. And, how does a closed bridge cut it in half???????

The Steakhorse on the East Side? I've been there once, played on a 4 1/2 x 9 Diamond. Tightest table I've played on since the last time I played Snooker, 25-30 years ago. Banks good, though;) I agree, I don't think it matters either. As a matter of fact, where I played for 25 years, we were...