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I can't figure out how he swallowed it.

I would take Nick Varner over Sigel in this list. Sigel lacked heart under pressure. He won a lot of tournaments because he played in a lot of tournaments. Put him heads up under pressure and he would be whining because he was a whiner.

Are you sure his name was Micky and not Bucky?

Buddy Hall marked his shaft just above the joint to help know he turned the shaft the same way on each shot. Most shafts that have been played with a good bit will very often have a slight roll

Have you know anyone who got a nice set of nunchucks?

Is this the guy y'all are doing business with?

You're forgetting one of the primary rules of pool, 'You can scratch from anywhere.'

If the room is privately owned it is a private club and it should be up to the owner who has invest his life's worth quite often to decide if he allows smoking or not. If the customers don't like it they can go elsewhere and if business drops off enough the owner will change the rules.

They do need some help, you know single white males are the only group with no civil rights protection

I was at a tournament at the Maverick Club in Richmond Kentucky in about 84-85 and Wier was there showing his cue and acting like he had made them but of course he hadn't. I won a raffle and got a cue I think was a model H and a Wier black satin jacket. I sold the cue as it didn't suit me but...

Here's you a copy of the catalog

I still have them all.

The one I didn't get to meet that I missed out on was Luther Lassiter. I would really have like to meet him.

Remember Lotsapopa well, played him a couple of times. He had a great singing voice.

Phil Windham from Chattanooga has a Balabuska he got in a trade with the Glenns, maybe the only one they let go.

You can ask Charlton Heston

The best thing you can do is contact RKC for any advice you need. Talk to him right and he is very helpful and there's no one with more knowledge regarding the tables.

He has two LOA's from some very highly qualified cue makers/collectors. Balabuska seldom actually entirely made a cue. He used forearms from Burton Spain, Gus Szamboti and other master cue makers from the time period. He then assembled the cue in his fashion and its this work that makes it...

They put the third one in the wrong placit should be on her back so her boyfriend would have something to hold while they're dancing

Well she was definitely a honey but her hair was a bit orange.