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dom_poppa said:
This is a wonderful design.


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Agreed. I liked it on tHe original Scruggs. That cue was inspired. This cue is, well a rip off.

Anyway, we needed a nut hug for the post office I'm sure. Great thread
 
PWH....that cue was inspired......by what?

The Scruggs cue was beautiful....which is why it's been emulated with different colors.

Please don't start that BS all over again like so many others about ripping off a design.

Heck, I just got a hall pass from Tim because Mr. Scruggs is deceased so this is a inspired theme.

You been following my tracks on the Forum for the past couple of years & love to act like a punk.

If you can't say something nice, even just neutral, then keep your opinion to yourself as the Forum

needs to start rooting out the cynics & naysayers and then perhaps this site can return to better times.

Go post on a thread about tribute cues if you want but your crap isn't needed around these parts.....



Matt B.
 
Bavafongoul said:
Yesterday, my cue-maker shipped my cue from Warren, PA around noontime.
My cue arrived this morning within 24 hrs and the package was perfect & so
was my cue........timely delivery from 3k miles away within 24 hrs....I've used
USPS the last 1/2 dozen times for all my pool cues & it's a blem-free record.

There are bound to be mishaps with any carrier but I trust USPS and my other
new custom is shipping in about a week and it will be USPS overnight / next day
delivery. It costs a little more but isn't your cue worth the extra cost? Mine are.


Matt B.
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Good to hear some good news now and then :)
I've been working for the USPS for over 31 years, just 3 more to go, I hope....
Express Service is very good because it does not go through any automated machinery. Pieces are scanned and placed into sacks by hand.
Even better service which is not even known by most people is REGISTERED. These pieces are signed(literally) by each person who touches the package which gives them maximum security. You can insure a REGISTERED package up to $25,000.
Recap: Express is very fast(over-night in most cases) and REGISTERED is for maximum security but can take 5 to 7 days for delivery.
 
The record still stands at the local post office for tossing a package 77 feet and getting it through the basketball hoop on the back wall. They all cheer when they can hear breaking glass in any package, especially if they drop kick a small box.
 
Bavafongoul said:
PWH....that cue was inspired......by what?

The Scruggs cue was beautiful....which is why it's been emulated with different colors.

Please don't start that BS all over again like so many others about ripping off a design.

Heck, I just got a hall pass from Tim because Mr. Scruggs is deceased so this is a inspired theme.

You been following my tracks on the Forum for the past couple of years & love to act like a punk.

If you can't say something nice, even just neutral, then keep your opinion to yourself as the Forum

needs to start rooting out the cynics & naysayers and then perhaps this site can return to better times.

Go post on a thread about tribute cues if you want but your crap isn't needed around these parts.....



Matt B.
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Inspired as an adjective not as a verb. It's a thing!
Thanks for the red repp btw.
I don't troll you. It's just that you have an opinion on just about everything and you don't like it when someone doesn't agree with you or calls you out on something. You bring it on yourself. You should have known this before you posted pics of the cue. I was just shocked to see that it wasn't a tribute at all but an exact copy.

This time there is a GIANT ethical issue at hand. Veneers shmeers. You copied a deceased persons work verbatim. You try and justify it with terms like emulate, tribute etc...... It doesn't fly with me, and a lot of others.

So get all upset because someone feels strongly about what is clearly a debatable topic.

And the funny thing is Matt, is that I imagine at the heart of it you are probably a pretty nice guy. I have stopped commenting on your abomination of the English language with your essays because it really wasn't getting me anywhere but this is entirely different issue.
 
Bavafongoul said:
9ballr.....


Was the 2nd person to sign up for the 1st Bushka Project with Jerry.......Mike Dunn was actually the first to sign.......got my cue in March 2015 and ordered another cue in May 2015
as the first order as part of Bushka II Project. I've done several cue projects with Dean and every single one was fun but the first Bushka Project was the most enjoyable. I know it
undoubtedly didn't sit so well with some folks due to the number of posts but it really was a fun, interesting project.

As you can tell, none of my cues were considered straight forward Bushka designs so one should and does expect to pay a little more than the standard project cue price.......it's worth
it to have a cue design exactly made the way you want.........Look forward to seeing more cues from you other Bushka II participants. Thanks for the positive review of this cue.....I like it.


Matt B.
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I'm looking forward to getting mine.
My daily player for the past few months has been a Lambros.
It'll be fun to compare them.

Thanks
 
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