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Sorry. When I get tired I will wake you up and let you know it's your shot.

Jay, I'm the same height as you and I hate those "low" tables. We have a few here that are lower than normal and I hate playing on them.

I am sure you do. :)

Mike Gulyassy is a good choice. I have a cue made by Mike and he made me another shaft for it just a while back. He makes excellent cues. It's not a 4-point, but it's a nice 60" Merry Widow made of white ebony.

Isn't Sri Lanka the capital of Texas?

Somebody in TX should drive down to their address and check them out.

Schmelke makes a lot of cues. Try one. You may hit the Jackpot.

Alternate break rules and short set matches are for bar leagues, not world championships.

Snake oil.

If rotating your shaft is making you miss shots, throw it away. Throw all your stuff away. Nobody on the planet has ever missed a ball because they rotated their shaft.

Nice cue. I have a a Becue, also. They play very well.

I prefer the ostrich. It shows less scratches, scuffs, wear and tear than smooth leather

I have several nice watches, but this cheap little Casio may be my favorite all-round watch. I paid something like $23 dollars for it over 20 years ago and it is still keeping perfect time. It came with a 10-year battery which lasted longer than 10 years and I now have over 10 years on the...

Take something mismatched and relatively plain looking and people won't notice your cue so much. This one is my Dennis Searing shaft on my Murray Tucker butt. It is one of the first five cues Murray Tucker ever made. Take

A lot people of people claim he was a jerk, but I talked to him several times on the phone for a long time and he was as nice and customer service-oriented with me as could be.

I think Murray Tucker would be in the running if he had continued to make cues.

I bought one from him for about $140 just to test them out and it was worth the money. The shaft wood wasn't the best I have had, but the butt was really nice and the cue felt well balanced. It was the only radial-joint cue I had at the time and I have a ton of other cues so I didn't buy...

I have always said that. Play one long set and get it over with.

There are, or were, a ton of fake Adam cues being advertised as "made in Japan" on the internet. You have to do your homework these days when buying stuff.

Some people are stubborn and will say that the "best" way for everyone is ALWAYS the textbook or pool scientist way. I don't subscribe to that theory. If that were the case, Keith McCready would never had made a ball. Keith did it "his" way and kicked ass.