Tabby? Here's some art for you
 

The artist, Keith Josey, is still alive. I wish him many more years of producing art like this.

Problem is, this one would get you mugged in some of the places I play in...

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1188668140.jpg

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1188668181.jpg

Nice!
I once worked at a place where the guys would go to a local hall after work a couple of night a week... great fun!

Wish I had the money and space for a table... but then I was never very good at the game anyways. :D

"You don't tug on Superman's cape, you don't spit into the wind..."

Ahhh, heck...me too, wishing this place was big enough for a nice 9' table. I just can't stand the hassles of a remodeling/add a room project.

Pool itself? People of any skill level can enjoy the game. I'd rate myself as a "D" player at best.

I'll admit, the workmanship in this cue just blows me away...a great example of a top cue maker's skill. 80 "points" in all. This one is probably destined for a $$$ collector's showcase, seldom, if ever actually played with.

In a way a shame, because Keith's cues are well known for their great "hit" with low deflection. However, one of his $400 "sneaky pete" models will probably hit as well as this high end collector cue.

rouxroux? I take care to NEVER mess around with Slim! ;)

PWD does have some taste after all. Very nice...