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Yeah. I am a glutton for stating the obvious :D -Mike

But... Got you to visit the site though, which I think is the main object of the drawing (generate traffic to look at the cues for sale, not necessarily the SP's). -Mike

Cost Answer Here it is from the EP link off the main page: "The cost of the cue is $575.00 plus shipping. The cue is a one-off in bocote and an instant collectable." -Mike

Well... If it were a Meucci you could simply use some Goo-Gone to get the old "inlays" off then run to Wal-mart, buy a pack of your favorite stickers and...bam! New custom inlays. -Mike

Ours I have twins (Boy and a girl - 8 months old) Our solution was to divide the week up i.e. You watch the little ones twice a week while she enjoys some freedom and on two other nights you get to go out and play. Also make sure that you don't try and take 2 weeknights watching the kids...

Apology Sorry...hope that didn't come out rudely...I will give you the wild 8 and last two... :D -Mike

! Timberly wrote: Checks and money orders will be accepted for payment. I will not be using paypal. I know that it's nice and easy to use as a sender but I'm not going to fool with it and the fees as a recipient. You have until Oct. That's plenty of time to write a check and get a stamp. -Mike

?'s Second pic will answer one of your questions... '02 -Mike

Search still has some old auctions... Seems that these were listed on Ebay before as stated below: Quest Inlaid IS12 Custom Billiard Pool Cue Stick New NR. This seller accepts PayPal, - Buy It Now, $125.00 $135.00, $16.00, Feb-08 11:56 ... Couldn't find a website for Quest cues, but didn't...

Would rather just play darts when I see it... I think the largest difference is in position play vice aiming adjustments. I pretty much cut out draw shots when using this pocket billiard abomination you so adoringly refer to as a "mudball". -Mike

Aye It pays to troll the boards...nothing else to do on a 12 hour watch... ;) -Mike

Have at her! You people are so critical of eachother...lighten up. -Mike

Sp PM sent for SP. -Mike

Glove I have to wear a glove when I shoot otherwise my Budweiser cue will leave splinters in my hand... This problem will be a thing of the past when I finally get my new "Philippine Pool Cue billiards stick REAL SKIN of SNAKE" -Mike

Hrmm. Might want to just invest the entire $0.50 - $1.00 (bar table) or $4/hr 8' - 9' table and just practice alone vice playing w/ people like that. It doesn't benefit your game any and sounds like got you a bit flustered (not fun). But all that aside why move the 8-ball infront of a pocket...

Around 13k for first 500ish for Second... ...according to your numbers. Probably meant to read 600,000 yen -Mike

Leave the guy be I don't think anyone got injured from any of Panhdlce's practices, you found another buyer for your cue and he paid for the PFD on what must have been agreeable terms w/ the seller. You have stated your frustrations, move on. -Mike

Schick Conversion PM sent. -Mike

Wrong forum There is a forum for test posts... -Mike

Memory Jogged. I knew that name rang a bell... Bruce Christopher taught me everything I know about pocket billiards... I suppose that would explain a lot. Will write more later, mom is making me clean my room. -Mike