zombie dufferin

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A nice conversion, an unusual bocote dufferin that has a zombie face in the figure, incredible,

It's for sale on facebook


Just thought I'd share this, would love to lock this up for myself
 

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Hope Skins doesn't see this or it will be another 3 page rant about knots in wood.
 
Zombie SP.......

Chopdoc said:
Saw it on Ebay.

Love it! LOL!

Some will knot like it though.......:rolleyes::p;)
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Love me some SP... just saw the other pics. Seriously very cool.

Not to hijack, but ive never understood cues made bumper-less. Is there a particular reason why?...just preference?
 
Joob1 said:
Love me some SP... just saw the other pics. Seriously very cool.

Not to hijack, but ive never understood cues made bumper-less. Is there a particular reason why?...just preference?
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Preference? Yes.

In the old days bumpers were called "silencers" and such. It kind of dulls the "ping" one hears and feels when making contact with the cue ball.

Some like that slight difference in the hit. I think some just like the aesthetics as well.

Try it yourself. It will be more noticeable if you have a really big bumper, like the old McDermotts for example. Try a few shots with your bumper, then remove it and try it without. See if you can tell a difference.




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Reminds me of an old joke. Kid walks into the garage where his dad is doing some woodworking. He sees a figure and a hole on the board his dad is sawing. He asks his dad, "What is that hole?" Dad says, "Son, those are knot holes."

Kid responds, "Well, if they're not holes, what the fucq are they?"
 
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