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New Balance, any that is comfortable.

Ron bought NO stocks, invested all his money in tax free municipal bonds

I always use good old blue Master's, got my hands filthy, but I didn't mind. Soap and water are cheap

My Schmelke took about 6 weeks a couple years ago. Maybe even 8 weeks, old guy can'r remember too well.

grew up in a small farm town in central Illinois. The guy that ran the pool room had a son, Ronnie, a year older than me. Ronnie and I would knoc;k the balls around on the back....crappiest...table, not really playing any game, just taking turns shooting. We were 9 years old or so. 15 years...

I never tried to hide my speed, I am just as crappy as I appear!!

I suspect this is the origin of the English word trickle.

Last I knew, about a year ago, he was in Michigan and you could find him with a Google search. He made a "heavy" break cue for me about 25 years ago.

my first was a very cheap Player cue I bought in the mid-1990s. Really crappy, soon moved to a Meucci, then an Espiritu, then a Schon, another Schon and my "Christmas present" 2024, a COM Joss, just cause I wanted one and thought they were nice cues. Haven't even hit a ball with it. A couple...

I ran a few tournaments 25 years ago, and didn't get tipped or paid.

Pete Rose used to tip umpires, see where that got him.

If playing like Efren was as simple as buying/using the same cue, I would sell a gonad or 2.

Just curious..... 19 ounces seems to be the standard cue weight for most pocket billiard games. What is the standard weight for a snooker cue?? I know as a kid I played with 12/13 ounce cues off the wall. What about a 3 cushion standard weight cue??

I think he has played with Elkmaster for years, if not decades. With his skill, he could play with tips made from melted plastic toy soldiers.

The Green Room in Tucker Georgia came pretty close. A couple dozen well maintained tables, great sound system playing blues music at a background level, you could talk over the music, a full service bar and....this was the missing item....great BBQ on the menu. The Four B's.....Booze, BBQ...

That's a nice-looking cue, and Joss are solid players.

I have 2 Schons that are over 20 years old, good as new.

Met him about 25 years ago in a pool room near the Tampa airport. He was just shooting with a couple friends, nothing serious.

By the time they are shipping the cue, they already have your money and care no longer.

dialogue by Mrs. William's seventh grade class.