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SOLD thanks.

SOLD thanks.

Tiger maple forearm cored with purpleheart Purpleheart handle, black pig leather wrap. 4 Ebony points, half 5/16 joint 29.5" butt 29" shafts, 12.9mm tip dia, Kamui medium tips. Butt weighs 15.96oz, shafts are 4.12 and 4.08oz. Tiger maple extension (8.25") 3/8-10 pin flat faced. This was...

Well, in the past decade public opinion has moved against ivory/shark fin consumption and other odious symbols of corruption via wildlife consumption. As you know, in a top-down system the CCP can enact change overnight, even better if political will aligns with public sentiment. Displace 1.2...

Very, very nice cue. John built me a Trubalance conversion a few years ago, excellent communication and top-notch work!

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/30/world/asia/china-ivory-ban-elephants.html?hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=story-heading&module=second-column-region&region=top-news&WT.nav=top-news There goes the biggest market.

I've been getting this channel's feed recently: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDufoPdG27CAiVkuvKOybpA/videos Perhaps someone could bring this to Cuesports, Geniepool etc's attention.

Cue is sold, thanks.

This jump cue...jumps pretty well. $120 shipped.

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Case is sold. Jacoby Jump Cue, new/mint and dead straight. Asking $SOLD.

way to stay on topic bro.

I can tell you that in Taiwan/China, ivory figurine/art collectors are feeling a deep chill in the wind. Likewise the shark fin traders. The top-down politics of anti-corruption and anti-graft is being felt, and coupled with an emerging power's concern about appearances...let's just say that...

The tears and anguish matters not; the world will move past ivory, and it's a good thing too.

Yeah? What was Yang's fargo rating when he won this tournament at 16? fargo rating...lmfao.

Keep dreaming boys, lol.

I once knew a "Sky" who then changed his name to "Hero." Last time I met him he was good ole' Andy.

I guess Liu's Party handler put things right :rolleyes: I'm glad Taiwan, a vibrant democracy and steadfast ally to the United States, went on to win the whole thing. I bet no one at the tournament had any idea the context of the disagreement.

I'm sure the Taiwan hands who keep current will chime in, but from what I gather listening to VL Sports commentary during his matches...Kevin is more a free spirit in the Taiwanese pool scene; he is not 100% committed to their "pro tour" and does more traveling over seas and pursue other...

Thanks for the info. I used to shoot out of the same poolhall in Taipei GYK trained in. A lot of monsters came through that room, but unfortunately none of their skill rubbed off on me, lol.