Patriotic or red/white/blue cues
- Thread starter Chopdoc
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My favorite.
I hope you can find someone to post pics of Jack's new cues.
Great to see it
Thanks for posting the pictures. Of all the cues we made this was my all time
favorite. I'm glad you are enjoying it and any time you post it makes me feel
good to see it in your avatar. I am glad that we don't seem to have many
Colin Kaepernick America haters in our little sport that would be offended.
thanks again .
jack
Thanks for posting the pictures. Of all the cues we made this was my all time
favorite. I'm glad you are enjoying it and any time you post it makes me feel
good to see it in your avatar. I am glad that we don't seem to have many
Colin Kaepernick America haters in our little sport that would be offended.
thanks again .
jack
zeeder.......the bridged veneer cue is just darling......great design.
Thanks B, it's my baby!
The Most Patriotic Guy/Cue I know.
There is a local player. His name is Tony M. He is a cool guy, he runs the local league and puts on great tournaments. One thing about Tony, he is a veteran, he is always posting positive things that are veteran related. Always keeping veterans at the forefront of our thoughts. I appreciate that about Tony. I too am a veteran. Like a lot of veterans I have regrets and doubts. I think about how I could have been better, served our country better, just made better day to day decisions. Many times I wish I had made a career out of it. I am proud of our Country, and disappointed in many of its residents. But at the end of the day, I would put my name on the dotted line again, because I am a better man for having served.
Tony doesn't know I am doing this, and these are his pics of the cue he designed in honor of veterans, and I feel like it needed to be recognized. Andy Gilbert is the cuemaker, he did a fantastic job!
Thank you Tony, for you service.
There is a local player. His name is Tony M. He is a cool guy, he runs the local league and puts on great tournaments. One thing about Tony, he is a veteran, he is always posting positive things that are veteran related. Always keeping veterans at the forefront of our thoughts. I appreciate that about Tony. I too am a veteran. Like a lot of veterans I have regrets and doubts. I think about how I could have been better, served our country better, just made better day to day decisions. Many times I wish I had made a career out of it. I am proud of our Country, and disappointed in many of its residents. But at the end of the day, I would put my name on the dotted line again, because I am a better man for having served.
Tony doesn't know I am doing this, and these are his pics of the cue he designed in honor of veterans, and I feel like it needed to be recognized. Andy Gilbert is the cuemaker, he did a fantastic job!
Thank you Tony, for you service.
