New Custom Cue Website

HouseMan said:
My question to him is WTF does his old guy with a house cue have to do with these two fellas opening their cue business? That "need inventory" comment was BS. Then starts about some old guy and a broomstick and WTF does that have to do with anything? Serious players blah, blah, blah whatever.
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Well if 59 is old than he is an old player. But as I said he was a Gold Medal Winner this year in Senior Olympics, and that says a lot for his playing skill.

Point was the slogan, “CUSTOM CUES FOR SERIOUS PLAYERS” was taken as if you don’t have a Custom you are not a Serious Player. The above mentioned fellow is a Serious, and Great Player.

A Cue Collection is nice but I personally do not see Cues as Investments, as to me investments are a Home, Stocks, Mutual Funds, and other things that have a record of going up in value.

Also you can give a Poor Player, a $10,000.00 Custom Cue and it will not turn them into a Pro Super Player 1, 2, 3. Like they all of a sudden were hit with Magic Ability.

You can give a Pro Player a House Cue, and they will still play like the Pro they are.

The New Site has some GREAT PHOTOGRAPHY, as I had a chance to look at some of the other makers this a.m. Like I said the two makers who's work I like to look at listed, but there were No Capone, or PFD’s on the site yet.

I appreciate the Art factor of a nice Cue, but will in all probability never spend in excess of $1,500.00 for a Pool Cue, as I just do see the need to do it. Plus think there are a lot of great value that play well for a whole lot less money.

Think I made my point for those who did not get it the first time. ;)
 
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Bruce S. de Lis said:
Well if 59 is old than he is an old player. But as I said he was a Gold Medal Winner this year in Senior Olympics, and that says a lot for his playing skill.

Point was the slogan, “CUSTOM CUES FOR SERIOUS PLAYERS” was taken as if you don’t have a Custom you are not a Serious Player. The above mentioned fellow is a Serious, and Great Player.

A Cue Collection is nice but I personally do not see Cues as Investments, as to me investments are a Home, Stocks, Mutual Funds, and other things that have a record of going up in value.

Also you can give a Poor Player, a $10,000.00 Custom Cue and it will not turn them into a Pro Super Player 1, 2, 3. Like they all of a sudden were hit with Magic Ability.

You can give a Pro Player a House Cue, and they will still play like the Pro they are.

The New Site has some GREAT PHOTOGRAPHY, as I had a chance to look at some of the other makers this a.m. Like I said the two makers who's work I like to look at listed, but there were No Capone, or PFD’s on the site yet.

I appreciate the Art factor of a nice Cue, but will in all probability never spend in excess of $1,500.00 for a Pool Cue, as I just do see the need to do it. Plus think there are a lot of great value that play well for a whole lot less money.

Think I made my point for those who did not get it the first time. ;)
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Jibberish
All falls in the catagory of nonsense that has nothing to do with anything. I'm guessing, but I think these two guys could care less about your cue stick buying philosophy or that some "older" gent you know plays well with a HOUSE Q (BFD)
 
classiccues said:
Actually I think the whole thing comes down to this...

You can be a serious player and not be any good...

or you can be a great player and not be serious :)

Joe
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I never heard it put like that. Very good indeed. It explains my situation. I am a pretty good player, (not great ), and not serious. I love the game and use it to relax. The only game I am serious about and want to win is the Game of Life.
Purdman :cool:
 
Blackcreek with curly maple forearm and ebony points with ivory spears???

Where on your site is this cue?
 
If you would like to order a Blackcreek just give Jamie a call 513-850-4210.

He would be glad to help you in creating your own personal design.

We have an order going in anyways so turn around shouldn't be too bad.
 
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