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I have bought a few cues on ebay, but not auctions, and direct from dealers/commercial sellers. no problems, got what I wanted at a fair price.

I was like this waiting for my first motorcycle in Spring 1971. Called the poor dealer every day for about 2 months. He was more glad it was on the truck than I was.

no, he should check every morning AND afternoon and give us a report.

if you were surrounded by a million enemies who wanted to kill you, you would be inclined to carry a weapon too.

and they are still playing.....tightest damn pockets EVER!!!

harder to steal???

angle grinder with 80 grit paper will fix this. scuff away pilgrim.

on Saturday start with 8 player SE qualifiers, with the winner moving to DE finals on Sunday. Run as many SE Sat Qualifiers as you have entries for, and Sat "losers" can signup again and pay an additional entry fee. So come on Saturday and try to win a SE qualifier, to move on to the "big" DE...

he was an old poet, he is pushing 200 years old now.

chalk that MFer and bang away.

gimme a six foot Valley any day.

I'd rather have an Elkmaster.

McKendree U. in Lebanon, IL, pop 3500, Vic's tavern, about 1966/67. and yes, main street still had a few hitching posts!!! I think we still had buck pitchers for special occasions, or if the beer was cheap, i.e. Busch Bavarian or Stag.

I'm an old guy, when I was in college a small 7-ounce draft was 15 cents, and a pitcher was a buck and a half.

back in my slot car racing days, I did this with my DiFalco and Third Eye controllers.

mark it with some colored electrical tape, or blue masking tape.

that dumpy place in South Texas with the 3 bar boxes. I could envision the owner on Sunday morning with a mop bucket swabbing the blood off the floor. If you made it home without a major knife wound it was a good night.

Back in the 60's, one of our older fraternity brothers had a "key" to the Playboy Club and we had our Christmas Party at the St. Louis Playboy Club. You could play pool with a "Bunny" for $1.50. Back then everything in the place was a buck and a half. She was a very good player, and hard to...

yeah, I played on 9 foot snooker tables, then went to college with a few bar boxes in the student center. I wiped the floor with the guys that thought I couldn't play a lick because I was from a small town. Those Valley pockets looked HUGE after coming off a snooker table....HUGE.

Joe Porper good enough for me. 30 years ago his 2x4 oval cases were EVERYWHERE.