Symposium Your Mom

ted · Post by **ted** » 06 Dec 2004 14:01

how about symp fusion?

bob · Post by **bob** » 06 Dec 2004 17:10

Brad N is correct. I witnessed this too. Yax said it was his first 7.

your sister = full symp fusion
bob

Tripp · Post by **Tripp** » 06 Dec 2004 17:14

Nut-so. And I thought I was cool by footing Pogo PS Mirage.

sampotter · Post by **sampotter** » 06 Dec 2004 17:34

Bisymposium Fusion is my favorite, personally.

(sorry, had to make things more painful for everyone)

Iain · Post by **Iain** » 06 Dec 2004 17:50

i thought for a second this was going to turn into the jani walker thread.

Muffinman · Post by **Muffinman** » 06 Dec 2004 18:13

Chris Pinkus hit double symp blur on one of Sam's videos. I think he also hit, like, double symp bedwetter in that video? maybe...

qphox · Post by **qphox** » 06 Dec 2004 18:35

I don't think Symposium Your Mom makes sense at all. It's not that I don't understand how it works, and why "only one of the dexes can be symposium"...rather, it adds confusion to something that can be said really clearly.

Full Symp Fusion.

With Symposium Your Mom, it makes me wonder if the person knows what they're talking about. No offense intended of course, because obviously he does, but it would be like me saying Symposium Witchdoctor, or Symposium Whirlygig, or Symposium Pandemonium.

Why not just make things easier?

Iain · Post by **Iain** » 06 Dec 2004 19:06

qphox wrote:I don't think Symposium Your Mom makes sense at all. It's not that I don't understand how it works, and why "only one of the dexes can be symposium"...rather, it adds confusion to something that can be said really clearly.

I know u probably already know this so i'm not sure why u asked the above but, the double dex is already symposium leaving only 1 dex left to make symposium. Thus saying a frontside your mom isn't a proper description of the trick. Thats all i was trying to say. Its kinda like saying a frontside mirage. Frontside and backside are used if two dexes in the trick are able to be made symposium. Since only one can be made symposium, just saying symposium is enough. I too, like full symp fusion to describe the trick best.

Senor Grommet · Post by **Senor Grommet** » 06 Dec 2004 21:11

Actually, what I meant to ask was Alipne your mom hit yet? I got screwed up inside my head i guess.

atomic ducking symp dod? Has THIS been hit?

mosher · Post by **mosher** » 06 Dec 2004 21:21

I know a person that COULD hit it!

Johnny Superman could lay that down in like.. eight tries I bet.

This weekend he was footing full symposium alpine reactor.
(I am serious)

So lets hear from Johnny on this, maybe he has already hit it?

comastalker · Post by **comastalker** » 06 Dec 2004 23:44

full symposium is imo the best description for full symposium move

alpha beta is clear too, but sounds shitty alpha,beta.../forntside,backside was invented to define single symps in multides moves to define it exactyl, but if the move is full symp, I think it should be named this way.

though Your Mom! implies backside, I think redundance clears things up in this case

Anz · Post by **Anz** » 07 Dec 2004 05:01

TOE > OP OUT >> OP OUT > SAME OUT > OP CLIP is Fusion = Atomic Paradon

then how the hell can is be called Double Over Down?

Full Fusion can't be called hippy Flailing Blacula or anything like that! That sounds like Symp Tapping Double Over Down... it should be Dolomite.

Could someone tell me how Alpine Full Reactor is physically possible?

ptaku · Post by **ptaku** » 07 Dec 2004 07:21

Fusion is Atomic Double-Over-Down, not Paradon... It's because you do Double Down wwirh setting leg. It was alway this way, not another.
Atomic Paradon is impossible, there can be only Tapping Paradon.

qphox · Post by **qphox** » 07 Dec 2004 10:26

No, that's not how it is. Double Down is the "generic" name for the trick. Just like with Legover, if you do it same side, it's called an around-the-world. But if you throw a set in front of it, sayyy....pixie ss, then you say "Pixie ss Legover" NOT "Pixie ss ATW" or "Pixie ATW".

It's the same thing with Paradon. Paradon is a double down set from opp toe. It is NOT the generic name for that set of movements. Double-Down is.

So, Fusion = Atomic Double-Down. NOT because it's the same double down as the setting foot, but because since SS isn't stated, you assume the opposite side to that of the atomic dex.

Tapping Paradon also isn't correct. It just adds confusion. You'd just say "Atomic ss Double-Down" or "Tapping Double-Down" (If you really want to...I hate saying tapping.)

Am I right here? That's how I've always learned it to be.

crazygeminirider · Post by **crazygeminirider** » 07 Dec 2004 12:28

if u have no idea wat all that stuff means..then ud def think there is some weird mom and daughter action or something weird..look at the first few posts..and just think about someone not knowing way like..all that symp stuff meant..lol

ptaku · Post by **ptaku** » 08 Dec 2004 00:33

qphox wrote:No, that's not how it is. Double Down is the "generic" name for the trick. Just like with Legover, if you do it same side, it's called an around-the-world. But if you throw a set in front of it, sayyy....pixie ss, then you say "Pixie ss Legover" NOT "Pixie ss ATW" or "Pixie ATW".

It's the same thing with Paradon. Paradon is a double down set from opp toe. It is NOT the generic name for that set of movements. Double-Down is.

So, Fusion = Atomic Double-Down. NOT because it's the same double down as the setting foot, but because since SS isn't stated, you assume the opposite side to that of the atomic dex.

Tapping Paradon also isn't correct. It just adds confusion. You'd just say "Atomic ss Double-Down" or "Tapping Double-Down" (If you really want to...I hate saying tapping.)

Am I right here? That's how I've always learned it to be.

Ye... you're right with thhis ... Double-Down names... But technical name - Atomic DOD is correct too, and I'm 100% sure.

And this is cool that in this sport diffrent people see things in diffrent ways.

modified

Symposium Your Mom

wow..