Fedor Gorst - looking for action in Louisville, KY tomorrow. If you could - would you?
- By maha
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not very many of them. although i dont use them. i have pockets in my pants.
I can get $2k out of an ATMpeople lose what is in their pockets and quit most times. only real degenerates that cannot quit loser will want credit from you or go to the atm which most only give a few hundred at most. and it gives time to reconsider.
until you get to at least 50 a game, not sets, you aren't really gambling just social betting.
Now here would be a team match that would put asses in the seats: One team decked out in tuxedos, the other team in wifebeaters.I miss the time where they were wearing formal clothings.![]()
I've done over a dozen of my shafts and it's only the recent ones from China that put up a fight. The Valhallas, Players and Mac Luckys - no such problem. 150, 200 will start and finish the work. Minimal follow up with finer grade wet paper.you need to start with better sand paper, minimum the 3m brand. and use a coarser one and work your way down to finer grits untill you get the smoothest finish.
if you are starting with say 100 grit you will take forever.
I gave my son a new cue. He never really cared much for the looks nor what it is. I only gave him another one once he learned how to take care of his own starter cue which received a few abuses. Once he started getting the habit of taking better care of his old cue then I went and got him a better one. Once he tried the new one, he was hitting better and appreciate the new cue even more and handles it better. I got him a midrange players with an avid shaft. I'm also an evil dad.My kids and their friends always groused about not getting to play with my good cues so I bought a few Players and Valhallas. They are thrilled and think they are playing with Balabuskas and Szambotis.
Thank you brother, For giving me a chance to work with ya. I will definitely enjoy the cue, thanks again.Ken, it was nice to do a deal with you. Smooth transaction and very knowledgeable person to deal with. Thanks and enjoy the cue.
The one on the right.Pick One
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Where yah at now with matters?I've been toying with the idea of opening a small room for he last 10 years or so and finally decided to pull the trigger. The problem is that right now seems like the wrong time. With viruses and jobs lost, people losing their minds over simple things like "my choice is greater than your choice". I'm just wondering if I'm the only one that thinks this way. Not to mention the cost of equipment and permits. What do you think?