A none murdered animal cue please.

sky.. said:
P.S. Elephants are far from being the most peaceful animal in the world. Elephants on musk kills more rhinos than us humans.
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No that's not true...

If an elephant would ever kill a rhino... which i doubt it, it would only be in self defense.
 
easy-e said:
That's why you and everyone else likes them, they looks great:)
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We may not get along when it comes to Earl Strickland, but I agree with you 100percent on this.

Real Ivory looks great in a cue.
 
You really didn't come off very well. If you're not crusading, I apologize if I seemed a bit rough on you. Believe me, we know about this, and have for a long time. After thinking about it, I've owned two cues out of the 30+ that I've owned in my playing career, that had ivory ferrules. No other ivory in any of the rest, including the only cue I now play with.
I'm not against it, I'd have a cue with ivory if I could afford it. And I applaud the cuemakers who use a substitute or mamouth ivory.
I sent Jimmy Stewart an article about using ivory in pool cues and he sent me a nice, hand written note. He said he would use the information in the next talk he gave on the subject of the African elephant.
 
I have not been able to find a McDermott cue that isn't made with dead animals which is a shame because these cues could be made with out it...

And they have some beautiful designs.
 
seb9 said:
Actually this is a forum and i was under the impression that it was a place to share thoughts..

And also i did research it my friend, almost all the cues i looked for at a high price says Ivory.

I don't think I'm the bad gay here caring for a precious animal like an elephant.
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First, you can share thoughts, but this has been brought up and the search button will offer reading for your pleasure.

Second, those cues probably make up less than 1% of the pool stick population, so your research seems flawed.

Third, your original post was clearly argumentative and accusatory = and to quote you, you are a bad gay.
 
im not sure what your looking at, and i may be wrong but i dont know of any good cuemakers that only make cues with ivory. keep in mind your paying for the ivory in an ivory cue so just because a cue is cheaper doesnt make it worse than one that does have it. its cheaper because it doesnt have it.
 
Icon of Sin said:
We may not get along when it comes to Earl Strickland, but I agree with you 100percent on this.
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Earl Strickland, Very good pool player when he doesn't go into pms :0
 
Big Perm said:
First, you can share thoughts, but this has been brought up and the search button will offer reading for your pleasure.

Second, those cues probably make up less than 1% of the pool stick population, so your research seems flawed.

Third, your original post was clearly argumentative and accusatory = and to quote you, you are a bad gay.
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I have tried to search for it and could not find the information i was looking for, the only thing that came up was when people introduced their cues with stats.

How can you prove to me that only 1% of the cues have real ivory in it? is this just assumption or do you actually have a source that would confirm this to me?

And about being a bad gay, that was a typo and i fixed it, i am not gay and i have nothing against gays.

Give me a chance i am not even english.
 
Pushout said:
You really didn't come off very well. If you're not crusading,
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You are correct, i didn't express my self the way i would have wanted due to limited knowledge of the language i am using.

Good thing i have firefox and a corrector or else this would be even worst.
 
There are numerous quality cuemakers that will be happy to make a cue for you to your own specifications and design. You have to find one for yourself though...you may want to start in the cuemaker's forum. :rolleyes:
 
Ant812 said:
im not sure what your looking at, and i may be wrong but i dont know of any good cuemakers that only make cues with ivory. keep in mind your paying for the ivory in an ivory cue so just because a cue is cheaper doesnt make it worse than one that does have it. its cheaper because it doesnt have it.
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Thank you, do you have any suggestions?
 
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