Your Cue Stick's History

[Nostroke]

Where'd i get this idea?

Anyway, do you have any sticks with a "history"?

Anyway my break stick was made by Roger Allen as a Sneaky.

Shortly after birth it fell into the hands of Eddie (Kid Vicious) Huber around 1995, a pretty good shortstop known in AZ, NY and a few other places.

Eddie is famous for being Danny Basavich's opponent when the Nickname Kid Delicious was bestowed on Danny.

Around 97, it was pledged as collateral against a small loan which went unpaid leaving me happily with the cue forever.

PS-I understand Eddie may be vacationing with the Federales after a misundesandng aboard an aircraft.

 

[cuetable]

My last cue was SW-330 96, ebony on ebony with white, blue, white veneer, it was one of the last few Jerry touched on. I came to a money crisis and had to sell it 7 years ago.

My current cue is a 2nd generation Cog, plain ebony all the way. A friend used it as his break cue for a long time. He stopped playing pool and sold it to me. Now every one have a chance to play with it on CueTable

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[manwon]

Where'd i get this idea?

Anyway, do you have any sticks with a "history"?

Anyway my break stick was made by Roger Allen as a Sneaky.

Shortly after birth it fell into the hands of Eddie (Kid Vicious) Huber around 1995, a pretty good shortstop known in AZ, NY and a few other places.

Eddie is famous for being Danny Basavich's opponent when the Nickname Kid Delicious was bestowed on Danny.

Around 97, it was pledged as collateral against a small loan which went unpaid leaving me happily with the cue forever.

PS-I understand Eddie may be vacationing with the Federales after a misundesandng aboard an aircraft.

My cue is a Brunswick 26 1/2 Pretitlist conversion that I made for myself in 2007. The cue was made by Brunswick between 1915 and 1930, do to the cues weight stamp.