I want to build a mobley cue!
- Thread starter kimilmao
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Your second post on AZB to blast Randy Mobley? Why not show a little respect? I heard Randy only recently returned to his shop after being seriously injured and unable to work. I think his list is quite long already.
Martin
After the Crash, both Shoulderbones are broken:yikes::help::shocked2:
first 12 weeks and later for the left Shoulder again 8 weeks for recovery.
It is a damn long time for him(he will lost big Money too when can not work)
Hope one Day he is totally okay with his Body.
Ralf
PS. 4 Years are not long for this Quality
first 12 weeks and later for the left Shoulder again 8 weeks for recovery.
It is a damn long time for him(he will lost big Money too when can not work)
Hope one Day he is totally okay with his Body.
Ralf
PS. 4 Years are not long for this Quality
I am sorry Marin! My english is not good! I hope you can understand that I am very resoect him! I only want to know his present situation!
I am sorry that I have a mistake for my expression!
Thank you all!!
^^^ Don't worry, Martin jumped the gun on you with intent, unlike your miscommunication. Either way, at least you now know Randy's status.
Be well.
Be well.
For you Mobley fans out there, I will tell you this story.
It was probably about 10-15 years ago that I was vacationing in Florida and called Ray Martin for lessons. Nice enough guy, and I did pick up a few things that stay with me.
He showed me a Balabushka and then the cue he was playing with at that time. He said it was made by a local cuemaker, that he was really impressed with. I had never heard of him, and I thought, "Right another hobby cuemaker...
". I got to look at the cue and hit with it for a little while and was impressed. Ray was very impressed with Mobley and thought he was really going to be good cuemaker in time.
Obviously, I should have followed up and got a cue from Randy as he was an unknown.
I probably ordered a Dale Perry instead...
UGH
Ken
It was probably about 10-15 years ago that I was vacationing in Florida and called Ray Martin for lessons. Nice enough guy, and I did pick up a few things that stay with me.
He showed me a Balabushka and then the cue he was playing with at that time. He said it was made by a local cuemaker, that he was really impressed with. I had never heard of him, and I thought, "Right another hobby cuemaker...
". I got to look at the cue and hit with it for a little while and was impressed. Ray was very impressed with Mobley and thought he was really going to be good cuemaker in time.Obviously, I should have followed up and got a cue from Randy as he was an unknown.
I probably ordered a Dale Perry instead...
UGH
Ken
Martin,
He just wants on the list, he didn't say get up and starting picking out woods? What am I missing?
NINER