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Even given the previous reference that the electric cue ball industry is currently experiencing excess demand, I feel that data comes on the back of weaker-than-expected Q4 sales. Any economic rebound driven by reopening may take longer than expected. Against that backdrop, here’s to surging...

I’m a new to the game of pool, serious about improving my game. I bought a cue stroking glove but I just couldn’t figure the fingers out. It mostly remains in my cue case unused. The slip rubber butt sensor provides feedback by vibrating as I’m stroking? All these talking stainless steel robots...

The stainless Teflon-block robot. Next to the hot water radiator. It kinda looks like my trash can.

Measureman. The greatest theoretical table set up man there is. The greatest theoretical table set up man there will ever be.

Carefull cjl06. Those girls get jealous you know!

Palmer original PB-7 in decent shape with three shafts? SCORE ! That’s a nice stick. The pin is 5/16 18tpi. In my experience Palmer used some fine high quality maple for their shafts. Their butts always seem to have nice points too. Sharp points! I might consider keeping those original...

I bet you never saw a Tyson fight.

Remember when the 2003 World Pool Championship “You shut up! Earl had to buy that bouquet of flowers for referee Michaela Tabb? That was great.

If my worthy opponent is going to offer me a hug after kicking my ass, it had better be Mike Tyson. If I’m going to accept my opponents embrace, it had better be offered from a dizzy and disoriented Mike Tyson. Eddie <— “Girls dem sugar”

Anyone ever try to hug John McEnroe offer a tennis match?

That “barbell” design is one of my favorite great classic vintage styles. That cue’s a looker. I’ve seen Hercek cues done in that style too.

Ginacue used those inlaid circles and “barbell” looking inlays. So did Joss and Tad and Huebler and Schon and Meucci. So do quite a few lesser known builders. It might help to see the bumper. What size pin? How many threads per inch? The size of the joint pin is a large cue. The decorative...

“The game has changed.”

Francisco Bustamante can smash em.

The joint’s pin’s a clue. To I.D. most cue. Builders seem to stick with the same pin. I dig the looks. Wrap might be a bit north?

Obviously, you haven’t had pool table sex.

Ban.

Looks like that Meucci has got some nice points.

Don’t rush it. When you’ve run seven or eight balls-it’s a not uncommon error to abandon your successful pre-shot routine and the rhythm/pace that you employed pocketing the first seven or eight balls. Don’t get excited to finish the rack. Especially if the shot’s going to win you a...