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Listen, here is the deal. In many jurisdictions, there is a difference between truly having something stolen from you and voluntarily surrendering the same in a scam. IF the cue was in a car, someone smashed the window and took it, that is theft. Here, Thubosky volunarily surrendered the cue...

The guy says "hope something worse happens to you." Ignorant, hardly. What kind of person I am, hardly. Unnecessary, perhaps. Maybe just change it to a simply Don't stop to collect your $200 bucks as you pass the gates of hades.

Look, he has dicked around and now the people that had the cue know it is stolen. Guess what, they have sold it too. The chances of finding the cue are zero at this point. The distinguishing feature was taken away by the refinish at Carolina. He now knows the cue was sold by the third guy...

Why the heck don't you quit your piddly-a** whining, grow some testicles and get law enforcement involved? Bust the guy or shut up. Ken

Maybe you could add one of these to a Black Boar with one of those rubber baby buggy bumper thingies.

Well, Steve's recourse is against Rusty, for what good that is. Steve can attempt to recover the payment made for the cue. The farther downstream, the "un-fairer" it becomes. But it is basically every man buys crap at his peril. Sometimes the law provides a harsh remedy that isn't always fair.

If by theft or trickery, a person has personal property stolen, the law generally is that the possessor of the property has no better title than his/her predecessor. Rusty Cannon aquired the cue by theft, therefore he has no "title" or ownership interest in the cue. Therefore, Steve at...

Uhhh... Didn't OJ Simpson just try this?

If he sells a cue he knows is stolen, then he becomes a co-conspirator in the theft. The whole bunch needs to be prosecuted, including the guy he is selling kown stolen property to.

Assuming the police aren't going to do anything, you need to file a civil detainer warrant or whatever they call it in North Carolina to recover wrongfully held personal property. Basically you will tell the court your story, that you sold your cue, the guy didn't pay for it, and now it is in...

Janet's place is Borderline Billiards, 628 State Street, Bristol, TN. Opens at 5:00 pm. $5.00 unlimited pool anytime. 8 9' Gold Crown IV's 1 9' Diamond Pro 2 7' Diamond Pro/Am Bar Open tournament on Thursday nights, starts at 7:00 Handicapped tournament Sunday, starts at 5:00

Last bump for the Moose. 9 ball tonight registration starting at 6. 8 ball and 8 ball doubles tomorrow. See you there.

Boomp for the Moose......

$750 ADDED BAR TABLE EVENT When: March 8&9 Location: Moose Lodge #1966 15605 Porterfield Highway Abingdon, Va.24210 Directed by Janet Atwell Contact Janet @ 276-356-6492 for more information or pre-registration You can play in any or all events Anyone can play or join Moose at any time...

Great turnout and strong competitiion. 42 players turned out. Finishers went as follows: 1st Kenny Wilson 2nd TJ Moore 3rd Heath Marcum 4th Rod Mathes 5th Robert Greene 6th Brandon Kidwell Keep an eye out here for the next event!! Questions? Give Janet a call at 423-989-7665...

Bump for Janet's tournament tomorrow.

Bump for this weekend. Look forward to seeing you at Borderline Billiards!!

Yep, congrats to Janet as well.

Bump for Borderline!!

Janet Atwell's Borderline Billiards in Bristol, TN will be hosting a 9-Ball tourney on Sunday, March 3, 2013. $500 added based on a 32 player field. Doors open at 12:00 noon, play to begin at 1:00. Double elimination. Race to 7 on the winners side, 5 on losers side. $40 entry fee. This is...