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Mike Durbin and Joe Callaluca are making incredible playing cues. A couple others that don't hang here anymore do some incredible inlay.

I'd say Sarah Rousey. JAM, there are no words but good to see you posting! :)

I just bought an exotic hardwood custom cue from Scott Gracio for $200...that's a real exception in the custom cue market, but it can be done if you're lucky. Scott has built cues that sold for multithousands, but this is one he said usually would sell for around $500. I haven't received it...

Thank you, that was a nice gesture of appreciation. Hope you make a mint on your sale!

I thought there recently was a reality tv producer making something for cable, yes?

Hope he gets well soon, looks painful.

Fishing is always great, and sometimes the catching is fun too. As you can see, Mike Morra doesn't spend a lot of time updating his website...just a few folks keep it going. :grin:

Looks like a great place! Here's the San Juan. The website is Mike Morra's, who is a great guy and someone I have fished with on many occasions. http://www.ifly4trout.com/ I'll let you know if I'm ever in your neighborhood, Terry, and we'll tell some fish stories around the cooler for sure!

Ditto, enjoy!

What do you think he meant by that?

Yes, you do indeed Terry. Get out there and enjoy!! Sounds like a good idea for a boat, they're bunches of money now. Back in the day, I outfitted a new '92 Toyota 4x4 truck with a small shell and carpet kit, tent on wheels, no packing it up. Also had a '84 Folbot Big Glider for high...

I used to be an avid flyfisherman (obsessive and compulsive)... I built rods, tied flys, etc. When I got married in 1981, my wife agreed I could flyfish one weekend/month, and I did at least that until I got back into pool in '03 after a 17 year layoff. Around 1992-93 I stopped going anywhere...

Cool. still waiting for the original offer to materialize.

Many patrons (the poorer ones) of the betting parlor would "pool" their money together to make a bet and split the winnings and play billiards to pass the time waiting for results to come in, and this type of parlor became called a "poolroom". The game they played became known as "pool". :D

Why not? It's different and noticeably Predator. Throughout chalk history, most shapes have been tried before.

I wouldn't without alcohol. And parking is an issue, but I don't really know anything about it.

I wish I'd kept my old Black Boar RS3 with ferruless shafts. Loved that cue, razor sharp little diamonds and was a monster player...:grin:

Agreed. All the sensory information a cue can provide is how it "feels". Different shots, different feel.

Yep, Martin's the man.:D http://www.superiorcues.com/Leather.html

OK, so this thread was about blackmailing a cuemaker into paying you $500 to keep quiet about a mistake he made. You're both idiots.