Billiard cue sticks can actually be good for you

Billiards is a sport where you take a shot and you need to wait a couple of steps before you can go back to the table.

You can do this for about 10 seconds, but if you wait too long it takes longer to get your shot in.

That’s not good for your body.

There are a few ways to get around this problem, and in a new patent application filed by BilliardCo, they’re trying to make that easier.

The patent describes a way of making a cue stick that has a smaller tip and can hold more shots.

The more shots you take, the larger it gets.

This patent was filed in June and was filed as part of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s ongoing patent and trademark litigation against the cue makers of cue sticks.

The idea behind the patent is to have a cue ball that’s a better fit for a larger, longer shot.

For this patent to work, the cue ball needs to be made out of materials that can withstand a lot of wear and tear.

The cues also need to be able to hold the weight of the cue stick.

This is where the patent goes a little overboard, with the patent describing a system where you hold a cue down to the cue base.

The cue ball then gets pushed to the base of the ball, where it’s pressed down to a point on the cue.

Then the cue is moved into position and the cue comes out of the base, ready for a shot.

You’d be surprised at how much the cue sticks in the patent can handle.

The patents claims that a cue can be used to hold a shot for 10 seconds.

That sounds like a lot, but a cue is just one of the ways the patent proposes the cue can handle shots.

Another way of storing a cue in a cue-based cue stick is in the handle.

A cue stick could have a handle that has the cue in it, like a billiard cue.

In this patent, the patent describes how a cue could have the cue handle.

So when you’re holding the cue, you can push it to the handle, where you can hold it in the hand.

In the patent, this cue can also be used as a cue, and the patent suggests this cue could be used for shots of any length.

The only issue with the design is that the patent claims that the cue needs to have the tip of the stick that it’s using, which could mean the cue has to be longer than it is in order for the cue to hold its shape.

That could be a problem for people who have smaller hands.

That said, this patent is still pretty cool, and it’s probably the best we’ve seen from a patent that actually makes use of actual technology to improve the quality of a cue.

Billiard Co is working on a new cue stick for the NBA.