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Can someone message me with Skip's contact information?

I'm looking for a black 1 X 2 Ron Thomas case, preferably black ostrich print, with either the friction fit lid, or, the lid with the snap on the side. What's out there?

During my visit to Anaheim CA on business this week I went by Danny Kuykendall's (hope I spelled it right) room in Orange CA. It is a great place, and Danny is a class act in every sense of the phrase. If you get to southern California, you really should stop in. Also spent some time with Abe...

I'm going to be in Anaheim Ca for a week starting the 27th of April. Any good rooms around there? How far is it to Hard Times in Bellflower?

Four point, ebony into a very nicely figured piece of birdseye, no veneers, ebony buttsleeve. Four large ivory roman windows in the buttsleeve, four large ivory peacock inlays in the points, two shafts with ivory ferrules, hard layered tips (Talismans?), slightly over 13mm. Radial 3/8 x 11...

Has anyone done business with "N Regalado" on E-Bay who sells the Ron Thomas cases?

Now that TSA is apprently allowing small scissors and screwdrivers and stuff to be carried on board aircraft, why don't we start lobbying for them to drop the restriction on carrying on pool cues? I could always kind of understand most of the restrictions, but, pool cues seemed to be overkill...

OK, I really hate to do it but I need some cash so I'm selling my 04 Skip cue. No, Jimbo didn't shame me into it! Four point ebony into birdseye maple, maple, perobarosa, purple heart and ebony veneers, ebony butt sleeve with Hoppe ring with rings on either side, 5/16 x 14 stainless joint...

Any word on how Tim Scruggs is doing after his operation? Hope he's doing OK. Blud, have you heard anything?

I thought that I read that Rafael had died in Mexico a while back. Anyone out there have any info. He was/is a great player.

OK fess up! Who else out there is anal as hell about their cues? I am for one, and not afraid to admit it. After I play I burnish and shape the tip (back to dime radius), wipe the whole cue down with a soft cotton cloth, inspect entire cue. At least weekly apply Q wax, at least two coats, to...

First, my favorite cuemaker of all time has got to be Skip Weston. He's great to deal with and his work is second to none. Flawless workmanship, the best points in the business and great playability. For those of you who have not seen his work, he uses natural hardwood for his veneers, no...

I'm sure that you don't remember, but we met at a tournament many years ago at Galaxy Billiards in San Antonio. I think you won it. You are friggin hilarious man!

Well, I've been viewing these forums for quite a while and must say that I'm always impressed with the folks that post here. My new Skip will be ready in about a week or so, so I'm thinking of selling my current one. Just gauging interest at this time. It is a four-point, ebony into birdseye...