April 2005 Sick One and Sick Three Events
Posted below are links to two videos, one contains the entries to the April2005 Sick One event and the other contains the entries to the April2005 Sick Three event.
Voting is now officially closed for this months comp, there will be no more votes accepted for either of these events - current results are final
Here are the links:
April 2005 Sick One video can be downloaded here. There is a faster link: here.
April 2005 Sick Three video can be downloaded here. There is a faster link here.
If you do not wish your votes to be made public you can pm them to me for evaluation.
Current overall rankings:
Sick One: (15 votes)
1. Phil Morisson (Christchurch, New Zealand) Score: 1.33
2. Jorden Moir (Dundas, Ontario, Canada) Score: 2.33
3. Byrin Wylie (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) Score: 3.47
4. James Randall (Spokane, Washington, USA) Score: 3.60
5. Lise Thygesen (Copenhagen, Denmark) Score: 5.47
6. Joe Kulacz (Chesterville, Maine, USA) Score: 5.93
7. Nic Bathgate (Dunedin, New Zealand) Score: 7.73
8. Chris May (Medford, Oregon, USA) Score: 8.07
9. Henry Griese (Stoughton, WI, USA) Score: 8.53
10. Alex Urano (Melbourne, Australia) Score: 9.20
11. Seth Rothery(Dunedin, New Zealand) Score: 10.33
Sick Three: (13 votes)
1. Jorden Moir (Dundas, Ontario, Canada) Score: 1.15
2. Jeremy O'Wheel (Hobart, Tasmania, Australia) Score: 2.08
3. Phil Morisson (Christchurch, New Zealand) Score: 2.77
4. Kamil Hucal (Lublin, Poland) Score: 4.15
5. Henry Griese (Stoughton, WI, USA) Score: 5.31
6. Lise Thygesen (Copenhagen, Denmark) Score: 6.00
7. Rory Dawson (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) Score: 6.77
8. Nic Bathgate (Dunedin, New Zealand) Score: 8.23
9. Dustin Rhodes (North California, USA) Score: 8.62
10. Toby Suggate (Dunedin, New Zealand) Score: 9.92
Entrys in no particular order:
Sick One
Jorden Moir (Dundas, Ontario, Canada) - Phasing spinning osis
Nic Bathgate (Dunedin, New Zealand) - Glaucoma(Fairy SS DLO)
Seth Rothery(Dunedin, New Zealand) - Osis
Joe Kulacz (Chesterville, Maine, USA) - Mullet
Phil Morisson (Christchurch, New Zealand) - Symposium Tapping Diving Symposium Whirl
Byrin Wylie (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) - Motion Sickness(Spinning Motion)
James Randall (Spokane, Washington, USA) - Tripple over down
Chris May (Medford, Oregon, USA) - Diving Symposium Whirl
Lise Thygesen (Copenhagen, Denmark) - Weaving Paradox Drifter
Henry Griese (Stoughton, WI, USA) - Full Symposium Tapdown
Alex Urano (Melbourne, Australia) - Paradox Symposium Whirl
Sick3
Rory Dawson (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) - Pixie Diving Mirage - Diving Legover - EggBeater
Dustin Rhodes (North California, USA) - Double ATW - Butterfly - Paradox Symposium Mirage
Nic Bathgate (Dunedin, New Zealand) - Fairy Butterfly - Stepping op Clipper - Spinning Paradox Mirage
Toby Suggate (Dunedin, New Zealand) - Dimwalk - Infinity - Paradox Mirage
Jorden Moir (Dundas, Ontario, Canada) - Bedwetter - Fairy Diving Whirl - Gyro Symposium Torque (Big Apple)
Kamil Hucal (Lublin, Poland) - Phoenix - Ripwalk - Tomahawk
Jeremy O'Wheel (Hobart, Tasmania, Australia) - Blurry Whirl - Fog - Sailing Mirage
Lise Thygesen (Copenhagen, Denmark) - Ripwalk - Ducking Infinity - Infinity Swirl
Phil Morrison (Christchurch, New Zealand) - Blurry Whirl - PS Whirl - Superfly
Henry Griese (Stoughton, WI, USA) - FrontSide Legbeater - Ducking Infinity - Paradox Drifter
April 2005 Sick One and Sick Three Events (Voting ended)
April 2005 Sick One and Sick Three Events (Voting ended)
Last edited by BalinorNZ on 27 May 2005 06:59, edited 23 times in total.
I think you have a typo in your link, guy. Is this all supposed to be one word? how about.wmv?
http://ourmedia.org/ia/details/NicBathg ... ilSick3wmv
stinky bad indeed!
http://ourmedia.org/ia/details/NicBathg ... ilSick3wmv
stinky bad indeed!
Last edited by ted on 11 May 2005 14:27, edited 1 time in total.
Theodore Anderson
AHH I HATE INTERNET HOSTING!
Sorry guys, Mosher is ment to be uploading these to his .org account now. I thought I would try and upload them on archive.org which took all night and clearly has not worked
.
Proper links will be up soon! I promise!
Status: I uploaded both the videos at once to archive.org, I think this means they will be uploaded to the same album? The current status is aparently "Waiting for contribution engine". I have never used archive before so I dont know what this means.
Hopfully within the next 7 hours Mosher will edit this topic with links to the videos, or I will get home from uni and finnaly get this stupid archive.org thing working!
Sorry guys, Mosher is ment to be uploading these to his .org account now. I thought I would try and upload them on archive.org which took all night and clearly has not worked
.Proper links will be up soon! I promise!
Status: I uploaded both the videos at once to archive.org, I think this means they will be uploaded to the same album? The current status is aparently "Waiting for contribution engine". I have never used archive before so I dont know what this means.
Hopfully within the next 7 hours Mosher will edit this topic with links to the videos, or I will get home from uni and finnaly get this stupid archive.org thing working!
5 hour upload. Big file?BalinorNZ wrote:Sorry guys, Mosher is ment to be uploading these to his .org account now.
edit: Facetious, sorry.
Last edited by qphox on 11 May 2005 20:06, edited 1 time in total.
- Kevin R.
F = G*((m1*m2)/r^2)
Know thy enemy.
F = G*((m1*m2)/r^2)
Know thy enemy.
No the files are 19mb and 27mb.
Mosher has them now, I am waiting for him to upload to footbag.org and supply the links. He is not at his computer though he has recieved both the files via msn.
I have tried uploading the files to archive.org and aparently I am 97th in the queue to have this step done: "Verification and derivations completed. Curator approval not necessary. Waiting for contribution engine to copy files to final destination."
Sorry this is so unorganised this month, everything will be much better prepared next time I promise!
Mosher has them now, I am waiting for him to upload to footbag.org and supply the links. He is not at his computer though he has recieved both the files via msn.
I have tried uploading the files to archive.org and aparently I am 97th in the queue to have this step done: "Verification and derivations completed. Curator approval not necessary. Waiting for contribution engine to copy files to final destination."
Sorry this is so unorganised this month, everything will be much better prepared next time I promise!
Hey man, just do your best. Its a big project to run smoothly. As for being prepared, I wasn't prepared this month at all, thus why I sent in at the very last moment a (unsure) 'the' diving symp whirl. So yeah, don't worry man, you're doing great.Sorry this is so unorganised this month, everything will be much better prepared next time I promise!
Chris May
Paradox=((5N^x^p)-54000aph^np)/adds
Its just about that confusing...
Paradox=((5N^x^p)-54000aph^np)/adds
Its just about that confusing...
11. Seth (Dunedin, New Zealand) - Osis
Great to see another NZ player. The level of competition this time is amazing - great work on competing - hopefully you can encourage more new players to enter in the comp!
10. Alex Urano (Melbourne, Australia) - PS Whirl
Nice work Alex - looks very solid! I thought Henry's move is a little harder and more creative than yours - PS Whirl is a pretty standard 5 - but great stuff anyway! Looks very tight and nice.
9. Nic Bathgate (Dunedin, New Zealand) - Glaucoma(Fairy SS DLO)
Great move Nic. You looked a little off balance coming out of it - but that shows how hard it is! Everything looks tight and clean. I went with Henry over this in the end because I think it's easier to hit a fairy ss miraging move since you can jump across even if the set isn't straight - none of the dexes are full, while with Henry's the first definitly is.
8.Henry Griese (Stoughton, WI, USA) - Full Symposium Tapdown
This is a really cool move. Nice work. It was a really tough choice for 8th place between you and Nic but in the end I decided yours was harder. Going to a ss butterfly out of a flailing set is hard - since it's easy to set the bag across you. Also symp butterflies are cool
7. Joe Kulacz (Chesterville, Maine, USA) - Mullet
Wow, the reaction to this was so good. It was hard not to let it influence my vote. It was really tough to decide between you and Chris - since you hit such similar moves but in the end I decided with Chris's because you can bounce into the dex for mullet a lot easier and you can set the bag across your body and still hit the move. Looked really good though - nice work!
6. Chris May (Medford, Oregon, USA) - Diving Symposium Whirl
Firstly I thought this was clean so good work! Hard move too - I think it's harder than Joes because you have to set pretty straight and you can't bounce off the dexing foot as it plants so you have to be stronger. I went with Lise over this because I think drifting out of a duck takes a lot more precision and timing. Also symp whirls are a pretty standard kind of trick
5. Lise Thygesen (Copenhagen, Denmark) - Weaving Paradox Drifter
I would call this ducking pdx drifter, not weaving. I don't think weaving pdx drifter is possible. Anyway I thought the top 5 were really impressive. I basically ignore pdx adds out of ducks since ducking and diving make the downtime pretty much just as hard but I think drifters out of ducks are really impressive and hard. The window for the move is very small. Lise hits this pretty much perfectly. It would be great to see it without a plant - and if that were the case it would probably have placed higher - but awesome work anyway!
4. Byrin Wylie (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) - Motion Sickness(Spinning Motion)
I love this move! Looks very clean and tight - the osis at the end is good with a real spin and not a refraction. The main reason this is 3rd and not 4th is that I think Jorden's move is more creative - although motion sickness is hardly a common move!
3. Jorden Moir (Dundas, Ontario, Canada) - Phasing spinning osis
Some very tough decisions coming up. This move is awesome and was definitly a consideration for first place. The osis is caught very much behind you - so you could have spun a little more - but for such a hard trick you can probably be excused. In the end I didn't go with Jorden for first because the first move is so big and the the second move is so hit so well.
2. James Randall (Spokane, Washington, USA) - Tripple over down
This is one of the tightest best triple over downs ever! It looks amazing! Total ankle dexes all the way and it looks so controlled and solid! Maybe I'm being controversial voting this second but I think it's an awesome move and really really hard - especially to hit so well.
1. Phil Morisson (Christchurch, New Zealand) - Symposium Tapping Diving Symposium Whirl
Even though I get the impression Phil hits this move pretty easily, I still think it's incredible! I find the non alpine version of the move pretty damn hard - so this is like
. I had to go for it first because it's such a big technical move - but also something harldy anybody if anybody hits - I don't think I've ever even heard of anybody else hitting the set. Symp atomic is a relatively east set but to do it well enough to duck? That's awesome.
So there are my votes - great video, thanks heaps Nic! Every trick was really impressive - I really didn't have much criticisms at all.
edit:
1. Phil Morisson
2. James Randall
3. Jorden Moir
4. Byrin Wylie
5. Lise Thygesen
6. Chris May
7. Joe Kulacz
8. Henry Griese
9. Nic Bathgate
10. Alex Urano
11. Seth
Great to see another NZ player. The level of competition this time is amazing - great work on competing - hopefully you can encourage more new players to enter in the comp!
10. Alex Urano (Melbourne, Australia) - PS Whirl
Nice work Alex - looks very solid! I thought Henry's move is a little harder and more creative than yours - PS Whirl is a pretty standard 5 - but great stuff anyway! Looks very tight and nice.
9. Nic Bathgate (Dunedin, New Zealand) - Glaucoma(Fairy SS DLO)
Great move Nic. You looked a little off balance coming out of it - but that shows how hard it is! Everything looks tight and clean. I went with Henry over this in the end because I think it's easier to hit a fairy ss miraging move since you can jump across even if the set isn't straight - none of the dexes are full, while with Henry's the first definitly is.
8.Henry Griese (Stoughton, WI, USA) - Full Symposium Tapdown
This is a really cool move. Nice work. It was a really tough choice for 8th place between you and Nic but in the end I decided yours was harder. Going to a ss butterfly out of a flailing set is hard - since it's easy to set the bag across you. Also symp butterflies are cool
7. Joe Kulacz (Chesterville, Maine, USA) - Mullet
Wow, the reaction to this was so good. It was hard not to let it influence my vote. It was really tough to decide between you and Chris - since you hit such similar moves but in the end I decided with Chris's because you can bounce into the dex for mullet a lot easier and you can set the bag across your body and still hit the move. Looked really good though - nice work!
6. Chris May (Medford, Oregon, USA) - Diving Symposium Whirl
Firstly I thought this was clean so good work! Hard move too - I think it's harder than Joes because you have to set pretty straight and you can't bounce off the dexing foot as it plants so you have to be stronger. I went with Lise over this because I think drifting out of a duck takes a lot more precision and timing. Also symp whirls are a pretty standard kind of trick
5. Lise Thygesen (Copenhagen, Denmark) - Weaving Paradox Drifter
I would call this ducking pdx drifter, not weaving. I don't think weaving pdx drifter is possible. Anyway I thought the top 5 were really impressive. I basically ignore pdx adds out of ducks since ducking and diving make the downtime pretty much just as hard but I think drifters out of ducks are really impressive and hard. The window for the move is very small. Lise hits this pretty much perfectly. It would be great to see it without a plant - and if that were the case it would probably have placed higher - but awesome work anyway!
4. Byrin Wylie (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) - Motion Sickness(Spinning Motion)
I love this move! Looks very clean and tight - the osis at the end is good with a real spin and not a refraction. The main reason this is 3rd and not 4th is that I think Jorden's move is more creative - although motion sickness is hardly a common move!
3. Jorden Moir (Dundas, Ontario, Canada) - Phasing spinning osis
Some very tough decisions coming up. This move is awesome and was definitly a consideration for first place. The osis is caught very much behind you - so you could have spun a little more - but for such a hard trick you can probably be excused. In the end I didn't go with Jorden for first because the first move is so big and the the second move is so hit so well.
2. James Randall (Spokane, Washington, USA) - Tripple over down
This is one of the tightest best triple over downs ever! It looks amazing! Total ankle dexes all the way and it looks so controlled and solid! Maybe I'm being controversial voting this second but I think it's an awesome move and really really hard - especially to hit so well.
1. Phil Morisson (Christchurch, New Zealand) - Symposium Tapping Diving Symposium Whirl
Even though I get the impression Phil hits this move pretty easily, I still think it's incredible! I find the non alpine version of the move pretty damn hard - so this is like
. I had to go for it first because it's such a big technical move - but also something harldy anybody if anybody hits - I don't think I've ever even heard of anybody else hitting the set. Symp atomic is a relatively east set but to do it well enough to duck? That's awesome.So there are my votes - great video, thanks heaps Nic! Every trick was really impressive - I really didn't have much criticisms at all.
edit:
1. Phil Morisson
2. James Randall
3. Jorden Moir
4. Byrin Wylie
5. Lise Thygesen
6. Chris May
7. Joe Kulacz
8. Henry Griese
9. Nic Bathgate
10. Alex Urano
11. Seth
Sick 3
This was such a cool vid. Lots more hard decisions:
10. Toby Suggate (Dunedin, New Zealand) - Dimwalk - Infinity - Paradox Mirage
Great sick 3 combo - both sided and no repeated components.
9. Nic Bathgate (Dunedin, New Zealand) - Fairy Butterfly - Stepping op Clipper - Spinning Paradox Mirage
Cool! Much more creativity and variety than the previous combo! Solid combo.
8. Dustin Rhodes (North California, USA) - Double ATW - Butterfly - Paradox Symposium Mirage
Nice work, pity about the butterfly in the middle - perhaps a toe whirl would have been better?
7. Rory Dawson (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) - Pixie Diving Mirage - Diving Legover - EggBeater
Sweet - diving both sides, also dexes out of ducks are hard and a really good change up with the eggbeater! Everything looks nice and clean too!
6. Lise Thygesen (Copenhagen, Denmark) - Ripwalk - Ducking Infinity - Infinity Swirl
Really tough to decide between this and 5th. In the end I went with Henry because I think it's better variety. Still looks really tight. The infinity swirl is definitly the big move here - the others are a bit easier but I like the way it builds up from the easiest to the hardest rather than lots of combos that go harest, easiest, harder.
5. Henry Griese (Stoughton, WI, USA) - FrontSide Legbeater - Ducking Infinity - Paradox Drifter
Great sick 3 combo - heaps of variety and looked solid. Maybe a little off balance on the pdx drifter but still cool! Err. Pdx drifter beats ripwalk in my opinion. (why this is 5th and not 6th)
4. Kamil Hucal (Lublin, Poland) - Phoenix - Ripwalk - Tomahawk
Nice work. Both ducks went the same way and the tomahawk set wasnt very straight - but those are pretty minor issues. It's a shame about the ripwalk in the middle - had it been slightly harder you'd probably be in the top 3!
3. Phil Morrison (Christchurch, New Zealand) - Blurry Whirl - PS Whirl - Superfly
Cool combo. I love the way each move is connected with each other - also a very bothsided combo. The main problem is that blurry whirl and ps whirl are pretty easy and superfly is easy to link out of things. I'm sure you can hit more creative combos than this. Still a really cool combo - probably better to be hit in a run than a sick 3.
2. Jeremy O'Wheel (Hobart, Tasmania, Australia) - Blurry Whirl - Fog - Sailing Mirage
I tried my best to judge myself without bias. I don't really know if I succeeded or not. I think the weak link in this combo is definitly the blurry whirl - definitly too easy a move. fog out of blurry whirl is a medium link and I think sailing out of a dlo is pretty hard - so a medium link and a hard link, two average moves and an easy one. My combo doesn't repeat any components - which is defintily a good thing although all it is is dex moves - which I'm obviously good at, but some more variety would have been better. I was a little afraid of hitting a combo too similar to my other ones that i've entered in the past - otherwise fog>dominatrix>pixie torque would have been a really good combo. I think the combo I was aiming for (but couldn't hit) which was a harder version of this would have done a lot better since it had a symp and a spin.
1. Jorden Moir (Dundas, Ontario, Canada) - Bedwetter - Fairy Diving Whirl - Spinning Symposium Torque
What can I say? This combo owns! Every move is completely different to the previous and they are all hard moves and hard links! Easily the winner!
1. Jorden Moir
2. Jeremy O'Wheel
3. Phil Morrison
4. Kamil Hucal
5. Henry Griese
6. Lise Thygesen
7. Rory Dawson
8. Dustin Rhodes
9. Nic Bathgate
10. Toby Suggate
10. Toby Suggate (Dunedin, New Zealand) - Dimwalk - Infinity - Paradox Mirage
Great sick 3 combo - both sided and no repeated components.
9. Nic Bathgate (Dunedin, New Zealand) - Fairy Butterfly - Stepping op Clipper - Spinning Paradox Mirage
Cool! Much more creativity and variety than the previous combo! Solid combo.
8. Dustin Rhodes (North California, USA) - Double ATW - Butterfly - Paradox Symposium Mirage
Nice work, pity about the butterfly in the middle - perhaps a toe whirl would have been better?
7. Rory Dawson (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) - Pixie Diving Mirage - Diving Legover - EggBeater
Sweet - diving both sides, also dexes out of ducks are hard and a really good change up with the eggbeater! Everything looks nice and clean too!
6. Lise Thygesen (Copenhagen, Denmark) - Ripwalk - Ducking Infinity - Infinity Swirl
Really tough to decide between this and 5th. In the end I went with Henry because I think it's better variety. Still looks really tight. The infinity swirl is definitly the big move here - the others are a bit easier but I like the way it builds up from the easiest to the hardest rather than lots of combos that go harest, easiest, harder.
5. Henry Griese (Stoughton, WI, USA) - FrontSide Legbeater - Ducking Infinity - Paradox Drifter
Great sick 3 combo - heaps of variety and looked solid. Maybe a little off balance on the pdx drifter but still cool! Err. Pdx drifter beats ripwalk in my opinion. (why this is 5th and not 6th)
4. Kamil Hucal (Lublin, Poland) - Phoenix - Ripwalk - Tomahawk
Nice work. Both ducks went the same way and the tomahawk set wasnt very straight - but those are pretty minor issues. It's a shame about the ripwalk in the middle - had it been slightly harder you'd probably be in the top 3!
3. Phil Morrison (Christchurch, New Zealand) - Blurry Whirl - PS Whirl - Superfly
Cool combo. I love the way each move is connected with each other - also a very bothsided combo. The main problem is that blurry whirl and ps whirl are pretty easy and superfly is easy to link out of things. I'm sure you can hit more creative combos than this. Still a really cool combo - probably better to be hit in a run than a sick 3.
2. Jeremy O'Wheel (Hobart, Tasmania, Australia) - Blurry Whirl - Fog - Sailing Mirage
I tried my best to judge myself without bias. I don't really know if I succeeded or not. I think the weak link in this combo is definitly the blurry whirl - definitly too easy a move. fog out of blurry whirl is a medium link and I think sailing out of a dlo is pretty hard - so a medium link and a hard link, two average moves and an easy one. My combo doesn't repeat any components - which is defintily a good thing although all it is is dex moves - which I'm obviously good at, but some more variety would have been better. I was a little afraid of hitting a combo too similar to my other ones that i've entered in the past - otherwise fog>dominatrix>pixie torque would have been a really good combo. I think the combo I was aiming for (but couldn't hit) which was a harder version of this would have done a lot better since it had a symp and a spin.
1. Jorden Moir (Dundas, Ontario, Canada) - Bedwetter - Fairy Diving Whirl - Spinning Symposium Torque
What can I say? This combo owns! Every move is completely different to the previous and they are all hard moves and hard links! Easily the winner!
1. Jorden Moir
2. Jeremy O'Wheel
3. Phil Morrison
4. Kamil Hucal
5. Henry Griese
6. Lise Thygesen
7. Rory Dawson
8. Dustin Rhodes
9. Nic Bathgate
10. Toby Suggate
Sick1:
1. Phil
2. Jorden
3. Byrin
4. Lise
5. James
6. Joe
7. Chris
8. Nic
9. Henry
10. Alex
11. Seth
Sick3:
1. Jorden
2. Jeremy
3. Phil
4. Kamil
5. Lise
6. Henry
7. Nic
8. Rory
9. Toby
10. Dustin
That was hard. Unfortunatly I dont have time for a write up like Jeremy, but I wish I did! His is great!
1. Phil
2. Jorden
3. Byrin
4. Lise
5. James
6. Joe
7. Chris
8. Nic
9. Henry
10. Alex
11. Seth
Sick3:
1. Jorden
2. Jeremy
3. Phil
4. Kamil
5. Lise
6. Henry
7. Nic
8. Rory
9. Toby
10. Dustin
That was hard
. Unfortunatly I dont have time for a write up like Jeremy, but I wish I did! His is great!Sick 1.
Good work guys. I'm going to go for:
1. Jorden (I knew a guy called Jorden who was a real fuck.)
2. Phil
3. Seth (COME ON! Yeah!)
4. Byrin
5. James
6. Lise
7. Joe
8. Chris (just didn't have the reaction dude
)
9. Henry
10. Alex
11. Nic (forgot about you)
Sick 3.
1. Jorden
2. Jeremy (he said he'd punch me if I didn't put him here. For the benefit of any retarded melbourne people, that was a lie)
3. Phil (McCracken)
4. Kamil (you need to eat meatloaf dude!)
5. Henry
6. Lise
7. Seth
8. Dustin (cool name Hansel)
9. Rory
10. Nic
11. Toby
Stop trying to control everything and just let go. LET GO.
Good work guys. I'm going to go for:
1. Jorden (I knew a guy called Jorden who was a real fuck.)
2. Phil
3. Seth (COME ON! Yeah!)
4. Byrin
5. James
6. Lise
7. Joe
8. Chris (just didn't have the reaction dude
)9. Henry
10. Alex
11. Nic (forgot about you)
Sick 3.
1. Jorden
2. Jeremy (he said he'd punch me if I didn't put him here. For the benefit of any retarded melbourne people, that was a lie)
3. Phil (McCracken)
4. Kamil (you need to eat meatloaf dude!)
5. Henry
6. Lise
7. Seth
8. Dustin (cool name Hansel)
9. Rory
10. Nic
11. Toby
Stop trying to control everything and just let go. LET GO.
Kester Takayama
Wow. What a turnout!
I thought i would actually have a chance, but i was wrong!
I will edit later with comments. I wanna do like jeremy did.
(downloading)
I thought i would actually have a chance, but i was wrong!
I will edit later with comments. I wanna do like jeremy did.
(downloading)
JSACK wrote:alright well me and obara'bars, shredded our dicks off, since we are both in high school, obviously there is some sort of talent show
Sick1: 2. Jorden Moir - Phasing spinning osis
6. Nic Bathgate - Glaucoma(Fairy SS DLO)
11. Seth - Osis
5. Joe Kulacz - Mullet
1. Phil Morisson - Symposium Tapping Diving Symposium Whirl
3. Byrin Wylie - Motion Sickness(Spinning Motion)
7. James Randall - Tripple over down
10. Chris May - Diving Symposium Whirl
4. Lise Thygesen - Weaving Paradox Drifter
8. Henry Griese - Full Symposium Tapdown
9. Alex Urano- Paradox Symposium Whirl
in other order:
1. Phil Morisson
2. Jorden Moir
3. Byrin Wylie
4. Lise Thygesen
5. Joe Kulacz
6. Nic Bathgate
7. James Randall
8. Henry Griese
9. Alex Urano
10. Chris May
11. Seth
Sick3:
7. Rory Dawson - Pixie Diving Mirage - Diving Legover - EggBeater
9. Dustin Rhodes - Double ATW - Butterfly - Paradox Symposium Mirage
8. Nic Bathgate - Fairy Butterfly - Stepping op Clipper - Spinning Paradox Mirage
10. Toby Suggate - Dimwalk - Infinity - Paradox Mirage
1. Jorden Moir - Bedwetter - Fairy Diving Whirl - Spinning Symposium Torque
4. Kamil Hucal - Phoenix - Ripwalk - Tomahawk
2. Jeremy O'Wheel - Blurry Whirl - Fog - Sailing Mirage
6. Lise Thygesen - Ripwalk - Ducking Infinity - Infinity Swirl
3. Phil Morrison - Blurry Whirl - PS Whirl - Superfly
5. Henry Griese - FrontSide Legbeater - Ducking Infinity - Paradox Drifter
in other order:
1. Jorden Moir
2. Jeremy O'Wheel
3. Phil Morrison
4. Kamil Hucal
5. Henry Griese
6. Lise Thygesen
7. Rory Dawson
8. Nic Bathgate
9. Dustin Rhodes
10. Toby Suggate
I was satisfied with this months level.
Voting isn't so hard after all!
6. Nic Bathgate - Glaucoma(Fairy SS DLO)
11. Seth - Osis
5. Joe Kulacz - Mullet
1. Phil Morisson - Symposium Tapping Diving Symposium Whirl
3. Byrin Wylie - Motion Sickness(Spinning Motion)
7. James Randall - Tripple over down
10. Chris May - Diving Symposium Whirl
4. Lise Thygesen - Weaving Paradox Drifter
8. Henry Griese - Full Symposium Tapdown
9. Alex Urano- Paradox Symposium Whirl
in other order:
1. Phil Morisson
2. Jorden Moir
3. Byrin Wylie
4. Lise Thygesen
5. Joe Kulacz
6. Nic Bathgate
7. James Randall
8. Henry Griese
9. Alex Urano
10. Chris May
11. Seth
Sick3:
7. Rory Dawson - Pixie Diving Mirage - Diving Legover - EggBeater
9. Dustin Rhodes - Double ATW - Butterfly - Paradox Symposium Mirage
8. Nic Bathgate - Fairy Butterfly - Stepping op Clipper - Spinning Paradox Mirage
10. Toby Suggate - Dimwalk - Infinity - Paradox Mirage
1. Jorden Moir - Bedwetter - Fairy Diving Whirl - Spinning Symposium Torque
4. Kamil Hucal - Phoenix - Ripwalk - Tomahawk
2. Jeremy O'Wheel - Blurry Whirl - Fog - Sailing Mirage
6. Lise Thygesen - Ripwalk - Ducking Infinity - Infinity Swirl
3. Phil Morrison - Blurry Whirl - PS Whirl - Superfly
5. Henry Griese - FrontSide Legbeater - Ducking Infinity - Paradox Drifter
in other order:
1. Jorden Moir
2. Jeremy O'Wheel
3. Phil Morrison
4. Kamil Hucal
5. Henry Griese
6. Lise Thygesen
7. Rory Dawson
8. Nic Bathgate
9. Dustin Rhodes
10. Toby Suggate
I was satisfied with this months level.
Voting isn't so hard after all!
SICK 1:
1. Phil Morisson
2. James Randall
3. Jorden Moir
4. Byrin Wylie
5. Joe Kulacz
6. Lise Thygesen
7. Chris May
8. Alex Urano
9. Henry Griese
10. Nic Bathgate
11. Seth
SICK 3
1. Jorden Moir
2. Jeremy O'Wheel
3. Phil Morrison
4. Kamil Hucał
5. Rory Dawson
6. Henry Griese
7. Lise Thygesen
8. Nic Bathgate
9. Dustin Rhodes
10. Toby Suggate
1. Phil Morisson
2. James Randall
3. Jorden Moir
4. Byrin Wylie
5. Joe Kulacz
6. Lise Thygesen
7. Chris May
8. Alex Urano
9. Henry Griese
10. Nic Bathgate
11. Seth
SICK 3
1. Jorden Moir
2. Jeremy O'Wheel
3. Phil Morrison
4. Kamil Hucał
5. Rory Dawson
6. Henry Griese
7. Lise Thygesen
8. Nic Bathgate
9. Dustin Rhodes
10. Toby Suggate
Kamil Hucal
Some of the voting might be a little unfair (for instance the fact the same guy ranked me last because he forgot about me and was too lazy to decide where I should go) but the number of votes should smooth over the unaccurate ones.Shredster wrote:Okay, sorry, but I'll be a little annoyed that the only reason my trick wasn't ranked high by one person was because I had no reaction...
I can't really tell someone their vote isn't counted because I did'nt like how they judged... can I?
Its your turn to vote Chris
Voting:
Sick1
1. Phil Morrisson (this move is just plain out wicked)
2. Jorden Moir (This move looked very controlled...AND VERY HARD)
3. James Randall (I don't get how you dex like that so well! PROPS!)
4. Byrin Wylie (Hey dude! Haven't spoken in a while. Awesome spinning trick you have there, it looked so easy)
5. Nic Bathgate (Would have ranked higher had it been fairy dlo, but all the same, this move is tough)
6. Chris May (Heh, this is me! I still think i would've ranked higher if i had dexed deeper)
7. Joe Kulacz (The bag was little hard to see, but so were many others. The mullet was extremely clean. Props on a great 6.)
8. Lise Thygesen (This is so controlled it makes me sick...NICE job!)
9. Henry Griese (An unusual move. The butterfly wasn't pulled through on the symposium at all!)
10. Alex Urano (A basic 5, but a very tough 5 to learn and not break yourself. Looks great)
11. Seth Rothery (That was a very nice osis. You have a much more controlled osis than I do!)
Sick3
1. Jorden Moir (BIG APPLE TO END???? CRAZY!)
2. Jeremy O'Wheel (I love your triple dexes)
3. Phil Morrison (Pretty basic 5's, but they are FIVES and Superfly was clean!)
4. Rory Dawson (damn stylie, but the dlo killed it)
5. Kamil Hucal (Very nice, a bit one sided on the heavy tricks though)
6. Henry Griese (Very creative, pdx drifter to end was unexpected)
7. Lise Thygesen (Again, awesome variety. Swirls are sweet)
8. Dustin Rhodes (datw is always awesome...the butterfly bail killed it)
9. Nic Bathgate (The stepping op clipper killed it. It would have done better if it was a ripwalk)
10. Toby Suggate (Awesome! Very nice combo)
Sick1
1. Phil Morrisson (this move is just plain out wicked)
2. Jorden Moir (This move looked very controlled...AND VERY HARD)
3. James Randall (I don't get how you dex like that so well! PROPS!)
4. Byrin Wylie (Hey dude! Haven't spoken in a while. Awesome spinning trick you have there, it looked so easy)
5. Nic Bathgate (Would have ranked higher had it been fairy dlo, but all the same, this move is tough)
6. Chris May (Heh, this is me! I still think i would've ranked higher if i had dexed deeper)
7. Joe Kulacz (The bag was little hard to see, but so were many others. The mullet was extremely clean. Props on a great 6.)
8. Lise Thygesen (This is so controlled it makes me sick...NICE job!)
9. Henry Griese (An unusual move. The butterfly wasn't pulled through on the symposium at all!)
10. Alex Urano (A basic 5, but a very tough 5 to learn and not break yourself. Looks great)
11. Seth Rothery (That was a very nice osis. You have a much more controlled osis than I do!)
Sick3
1. Jorden Moir (BIG APPLE TO END???? CRAZY!)
2. Jeremy O'Wheel (I love your triple dexes)
3. Phil Morrison (Pretty basic 5's, but they are FIVES and Superfly was clean!)
4. Rory Dawson (damn stylie, but the dlo killed it)
5. Kamil Hucal (Very nice, a bit one sided on the heavy tricks though)
6. Henry Griese (Very creative, pdx drifter to end was unexpected)
7. Lise Thygesen (Again, awesome variety. Swirls are sweet)
8. Dustin Rhodes (datw is always awesome...the butterfly bail killed it)
9. Nic Bathgate (The stepping op clipper killed it. It would have done better if it was a ripwalk)
10. Toby Suggate (Awesome! Very nice combo)
Chris May
Paradox=((5N^x^p)-54000aph^np)/adds
Its just about that confusing...
Paradox=((5N^x^p)-54000aph^np)/adds
Its just about that confusing...