A good way to save money on pool !
- Thread starter michael4
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Funniest jokes are always rooted in truth.
I feel your pain. I haven't been in there in weeks!!!
I've got more cues/cases than I have sense.
Maniac
Are you asking how much money is too much to spend on an everyday playing cue, or are you asking how many cues is too many for a "normal" pool player to own???
Maniac (has violated BOTH scenarios :embarrassed2
Are you asking how much money is too much to spend on an everyday playing cue, or are you asking how many cues is too many for a "normal" pool player to own???
Maniac (has violated BOTH scenarios :embarrassed2
The latter of course, the former is dependent on one's disposable income.
Personally I think any amount you spend on any cue is a fine amount for a player.
There have been few cues I've seen that I would say are unsuitable as players.
The elephant Rubino cue comes to mind as well as a few historically important cues that are mostly just collector items.
Everything else I think is fair game.
I feel your pain.
I have a cue arriving today from ebay, and one from AZ. If this happens again, I am seeking treatment.
I have a cue arriving today from ebay, and one from AZ. If this happens again, I am seeking treatment.
Yes...
The number of cues that one should own is n+1 or x-1, depending on your situation.
If you are single, use n+1, where n equals the number of cues you currently own.
If you are in a relationship, use x-1, where x equals the number of cues that will make your significant other leave you.
This equation also works well for cameras, camera lenses, golf clubs and bowling balls.
be calm everybody. i saw only today where the actual maximum number of cues allowed to be owned by an individual is 273.
The Wanted/For Sale is a little bit dead right now but I do recommend checking it out if you got some cash to burn. Many good deals on there right now at 50% off or more of the retail value on the stuff.
