What is a Hoe?

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What is a Hoe?

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Hey i wanted to name symple reverse swirling rake "hoe" but henryG said that butterfly rake is hoe? Is this true? or if not what is hoe? cuz i think its cool, and ill pick a diff name for my trick
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...that sounds like...not an obviously legit trick.

It sounds more like a "rake but the bag falls behind your leg instead of in front. With a jump."

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Post by Samurai »

yo answer the question..

what is a hoe?
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Started with sparse low lines, built intensity with rythmic variety, went to 16th note lines in high register, than went to octives, than block chords for my last chorus... If you understood that last sentance than you should be playing music and not checking the internet.
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hoe (hō)
n.
A tool with a flat blade attached approximately at a right angle to a long handle, used for weeding, cultivating, and gardening.


v., hoed, hoe·ing, hoes.

v.tr.
To weed, cultivate, or dig up with a hoe.

v.intr.
To work with a hoe.

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with a quick google search using "hoe footbag" I returned lon's footbag records list:
Butterflying Cross Body Rake Same Foot - Hoe
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Pixie Butterflying Cross Body Rake - Back Hoe
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Post by Samurai »

same foot?

and back hoe?

wack


ok so then butterfly ss xbd rake is hoe? ok good
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jon wrote: with a quick google search using "hoe footbag" I returned lon's footbag records list:
Butterflying Cross Body Rake Same Foot - Hoe
and
Pixie Butterflying Cross Body Rake - Back Hoe
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Post by Cod »

Sam Colclough wrote:same foot?

and back hoe?

wack


ok so then butterfly ss xbd rake is hoe? ok good
Same Foot on the Lon's list means that the trick is started and ended on the same foot, so Hoe is:

Toe >> Op Out (DEX) > Op Crossbody Rake (XBD)(DEL)(DEX)
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I am surprised no one made any remark about a hoe being some nasty chick yet.
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they have.

you have.

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Post by Samurai »

So then hoe is an atomic op xbody rake?!!!!!!! WHY DID NO ONE SAY THAT

ARE YOU GUYS SURE OF THIS?!
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Post by Tsiangkun »

no, it's just butterfly ending with xbody rake instead of a clipper. It's one of damon's tricks. Hoe, backhoe, front end loader, tiller, thriller, shady, . . .
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Subject: [freestyle] The Hottest Tricks to Date! Care of Charlotte
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This is a list of the hottest tricks to come out of Charlotte North Carolina.
If you doubt the abilities of the players mentioned just ask Steve Goldberg,
Scott Davidson, Peter Irish, or Devo. All the tricks listed have been hit in
combination with adds of equal or lessor value or they would not be listed
today June 14, 1998. (All combinations are
quiltless)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The following tricks are based on the concept of the x-body rake. Given
arguement on its add count, to date the trick is worth 3 adds. The shred
genius of the Charlotte shredders took to heart the seriousness of the add
system and then respectively took advantage. Every trick that can possibley
end in clipper can respectively turn to cross body rake which gives one extra
add to the original tricks add count. The next fourteen tricks have been
mastered in Charlotte shred history by certain members of our triad.

1.) Hoe - Toe set> OP out [dex] OP [xbd] rake[bod][del] 4-adds
2.) Jack hammer - Clip set> OP out [dex]> OP [xbd] rake [bod][del] 4-adds
3.) Tiller - Toe set> OP out[dex]> Same out[dex]> OP [xbd] rake[bod][del]
5-adds
4.) Rotto Tiller - Toe set> Same out[dex]> Same out [dex]> OP [xbd]
rake[bod][del]
5-adds
5.) Thriller _ Clip set> OP out[dex]> Same out[dex]> OP [xbd]
rake[bod][del]
5-adds
6.) Plow - Clip set> OP in[dex]> OP out[dex]> OP [xbd] rake[bod][del]
5-adds
7.) Back hoe - Pixie set[dex]> OP out[dex]> OP [xbd] rake[bod][del] 5-adds
8.) Claw - Fairy set[dex]> OP out[dex]> OP [xbd] rake[bod][del] 5adds
9.) Front End Loader - Toe set> OP out[dex]> OP out[dex]> OP [xbd] rake
[bod][del]
5-adds
10.) Ditch Witch - Clip set> Same in[pdx][dex]> OP [xbd] rake[bod][del]
11.) Rotary Tiller - Clip set> OP out[dex]> Same out[dex]> OP [xbd] rake
[bod][del]
5-adds
12.) Witches Brew- Clip set> OP in[dex]> OP reverse swirl [dex]> Same [xbd]
rake [bod][del] 5-adds
13.) Bewitched - Blurry set[dex]> Same in[pdx][dex]> OP [xbd]
rake[bod][del]
6-adds
14.) Harvester - Blurry set[dex]> OP out[dex]> Same out[dex]> OP [xbd]
rake[bod][del] 6-adds

Any questions????????????


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Post by crazylegs32 »

I always thought a butterfly rake was called a vetus. Am I wrong about that?
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Tsiangkun wrote: If you doubt the abilities of the players mentioned just ask Steve Goldberg,
Scott Davidson, Peter Irish, or Devo.
hahahahahahahahaha!!!!!
What a gem!
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Post by Splint »

Good old Damon. That brings back memories.

I think Atomic Hoe and Nuclear Hoe would be awesome moves to work into runs.
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Post by ptaku »

Good point, Brad.

Nuclear Hoe... Sound like a kind of hybrid of Matador and Sumo ;] Cool ;] Very cool ;]
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Post by FlexThis »

HAHAHAHAHA

Good Find Cameron! :wink:

Hit Blurrier Rake this weekend. muahahahahaha - I've hit it obviously, but hitting it again after so many years was cool.

New Job - So if I have time I'll post.

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