Titlist blanks and other goodies.

[measureman]

Better bring more than a flint lock. We have upgraded to the Lee Enfield single shot rifles.

And canoes. We just got 10 new canoes. Hint, don't attack from the water Bruce.

I think the US built the fence on the wrong border.

 

[fcee06]

Yep

Yeah, just made me a little sick too.

Imagine that estate sale! There are sure to be sone amazing ones in the future. I think a lot of great items are bought by people who dont have a clue either

I saw a1960's Ginacue that had sold in an online auction house a month prior for under 200.This was when an ivory 8 pointer was on, but half the world found that one, it sold for $4,400 with a major issue. Thankfully I was outbid.

My buddy still has his table services business and I told him to keep in touch with these people for a future table recovery. I dont think they will ever need one because its just them two in the house now and they dont really play pool at all so that felt is still new! Makes me so sad!

FC

 

[Cdryden]

Oh well, dreams don't cost anything, most days.

I think I ended up April fooling my in box more than anything. Really, I didn't get that many. If I had ended up with 40 Titlists, I would have parted with a few of them to the guys who sent me a message anyway. If it ever happens, you guys are on my list.

I have a couple of BBCs that Lee Pepper sold me. They play great but would still love to have a Titlist conversion some day.

I know a local whos Father ran a room for years. When the room closed, his son and a friend cleaned the room out of cues. The guy told me that I was welcome to come over some time and that he wasn't interested in any of them beyond maybe getting one of them converted.

I do have my fingers crossed that there may be a Titlist in the pile. If not, I bet there are nice Duffs in there and they make good conversions as well. Its just the time period of when the room was open that makes me hopeful. Approx 30 years ago.

Growing up on the Flat Lands every town no matter how big or small had at least one hall. They're all gone now but I can't help but think that at one time, they had a lot of Brunswicks. To think the unthinkable that these were made into pretty tomato stakes or fire wood.

I have put many ads in our local Used Web Site in hope that someone has some cues in their attic but no luck so far.

OK, most of you guys know that I can take a joke as well as hand them out. I'm ready.

By the way, I'm still not talking to you!