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Actually there are three genders, male, female and confused.

I have some of both the blister pack and my old ones and have played with both. Personally I prefer the old ones in medium.

These are first generation Moori's brought back from Japan in the mid 90s. I bought 3 or 4 hundred of them in the different hardnesses of them.

No these have been kept in the canisters inside a ziplock bag since I originally bought them in the 90s and I've never had a problem with them.

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Bill made quite a few floating point cues with 5 points too.

I have a brochure of these cues and yours is a little different as it has points from a number 6 and a butt from a number 4 of course he didn't always go by the brochure either. At that time the number 6 sold for $405 and the number 4 was $350.

I've got a good friend who has a successful long running room with six 9-footers and twelve oversized 8-footers. A year or two he decided he would swap the 8-footers for some 7s because the leagues are usually built around them. I suggested he might want to talk to his customers before he did...

White fiber is what McDermott used for many years.

Yeah, I've got one of those too but it's like a lot of things use it or lose it

I can beat that I have an HP 45

That was when high school teachers were real people and not a bunch of left wing nuts like we have today. They also taught the kids somrthing.

I had a buddy with a poolroom who had a sign on the wall that said 'No Gambling On Credit'

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They just came here to serve man.

I would think Vernon Elliot would be a good prospect.

I liked Truman, he was the first real bank player I ever saw. It was at the Maverick Club in Richmond KY in about 84

I know this doesn't help but I used to do practically all the tips and ferrules and such for this and have probably close to ma thousand tips in stock of a bunch of different brands so I just change one when I feel like it.

A cuemaker can see and feel any curvature while it spinning in the lathe. As for me personally as long as it doesn't flop I'm not worried about it. As has been said wood moves, I've always said we take a piece of natural wood tun it down in a parabolic taper and then beat the hell out of pool...

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