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Well, tell me first what cue-joint this is, and then I'll concoct a pool joint story for ya. -- peer

As of most Longoni's products, I surely got one of those. Next to Parris' SD Telescopic extension, I think the Longoni is the best. By the way, I paid more than what PoolDoogy's price... and mine doesn't scratch the cue (as far as I can tell). -- peer

I wonder if this is a standard joint:

I think it's the other way around; it's Teller who masquerades as Bob Jewett, using the magic Balabushka wand for some trickery: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaSKh1PSqok -- peer

Well, Bob Jewett still plays with his superduper Balabushka. And, by the way, a funny thing with this was when he recently racked (after I ran a table on him ;^) and I threw a few balls straight into his cue that was lying on the table. Instead of getting upset, Bob, in his usual collected...

I wonder if someone has a squirt/deflection machine that I could use to test my cues & shafts with? I'm eager to find a more factual/scientific way to this matter rather than rely on Bobby Jewett's skewed perception (no offense). I'm willing to send or even travel with my cues to have this...

I'm sorry, but I must say that this is a very demeaning and disrespectful way to portray the US Mosconi team. Please remove this thread because it generates an unease among us high moral people. -- pee

"I don't why she did it"...??! Are you back on the crack pipe, or is it just her..? -- peer

No no, don't listen to this psycho b!itch, go ahead and take too many Jagers, and then some more. -- peer

And yet you keep on posting on this forum. Ditto. This is exactly what I expected from someone who is a non-believer. -- peer

Sure, PM sent. The only axe worth grinding is the fact that I wasted time & money on two of your tips that both delaminated on me, (and then was ignored by your "customer support"). -- peer

I think the above statement is quite disingenuous -- how would you know that our tip-installer (who also works on Bob Jewett's Balabushka, etc.) don't know how to install your tips, and how do you know that it's 99% of the time not a tip failure?! The word phony comes to mind. -- peer

Well, last summer I sent you the following email, an email that was bluntly dismissed with that our cue specialist doesn't know how to install them: I've bought and tried two of your Sniper tips -- both failed (delaminated) within a few days of use. Before I publish a review about your tips...

So how come that a pedophile like you, Bumpypickle, suddenly don't like children..? I wasn't there but I watched every single rack throughout the tournament (live pay-per-view) and I ought to agree with you -- there wasn't much 'patriotism' shown by the US team, (I recently talked with Johnny...

When seeing pictures of those shafts, it reminds me of the splendid work Ryan did on my Longoni shaft (as well as other stuff)... and more so makes me look forward to when Ryan is done with my latest cue -- an ash-shaft conversion for a 120-year-old Brunswick. -- peer

As I remember it, after a few beer, it didn't take as many tries as that. You heard wrong. I bet backwards his complete name spells "Deal with the Devil." Sure is, and as you can see I got him to use the 5-ball as well (the piece is called "Take Five"). -- peer

So now Christianity is not a religion..?! And you say that you're a God fearing Christian who believe Jesus Christ spilled his blood for your sins... and yet you proclaim not being a religious person?! Well, I guess only religious people would come up with something like that. Btw, this...

Oh, thank you. Although it's not the end of the world -- it's still frustrating since this is my best playing cue (next to my other Parris). -- peer

Well, that's because people are different. For example, to me it's blasphemy to hear all those so-called christians claim they got their skill, fortitude, or whatever, from god. And, by the way, to me it's also interesting to find that most of the religious people happen to live in the Mid...

This missing (stolen?) cue happen to be my cue that I lent Ajeya. Below is a picture of it -- it's a John Parris 3/4 (butt/shaft) 22" ebony & olive wood butt and a 57" ash shaft euro-tapered to a 10mm tip, with a super short ferrule (about two millimeters). It weighs 18.8 oz and has a...