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A tan cork or tan fine lizard would look great without overpowering the fine cue construction.

Are you asking for a certain look or feel?

Are they any good? Likes vs dislikes???

This was very interesting and fun to watch.

I don't let my tips mushroom. After a tip is installed, it will usually mushroom depending to the tip hardness, density, general use, etcetera. This method usually keeps it in fine shape. After using the tip until you you see a slight mushroom, stand on the long rail side of the pool table...

Yes, it would.

Is the 'Stroke Trainer' available? Looks like a great idea.

Who is going to challenge the weight rule? A player might respond with "I want every cue in the 128 player tournament weighed. All the cues in all players bags."

Terry really promoted the game. He will be missed.

If it makes you feel better...I haven't missed a shot with either. Both are beautiful but I like the JOSS design better. Good luck.

skor, what have you introduced to the world of pool that we may find interesting or helpful? Do you give lessons on breaking? Share some ideas please so we could show our appreciation.

If there is a scratch in the metal, it will damage your cue. It happens.

This is amazing information. I just don't know what my next step should be. Any suggestions?

Bob, it looked like you used right English on the shots you missed but left English on the shots with the smudge.

Not when I play pool... but you can see my reflection in the sunglasses.

I am 82 now and walk slower so the extra 5 minutes is good for me. It works the whole body but you will really notice it in your stroking muscle group.

The tightness and stiffness in muscles is due to lactic acid build up. To eliminate this, when you finished your routines, take a brisk walk for 20 minutes. Problem solved plus it is great for your entire body.

I may be 'old school', Kamui .98 is the best...but only if you are stingy using it. Most folks have to grind chalk.

It seems like it would be too hard to call. If it is definitely undecidable, the call goes to the shooter. If you were refereeing a game and the shooter shot much harder than need be, would this change your call?

I like the idea.