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Which logo is better (mix/match if you need to)

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12
36%
2
5
15%
2
5
15%
3
5
15%
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3%
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5
15%
 
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Post by Xain »

maybe like an inverted toe stall?
I'm not sure, because I didn't see it.(or Waylon is terrible at describing thigns and I did see it, but it seems doubtful)
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waylon could have done a better job explaining... imagine a pendulum, but the bag never leaves your foot. As your foot is getting behind you, you fall forward into a pushup position, and point the toe of the foot the bag is on at the back of your head so you're doing a toe stall behind your back in pushup position.

seriously incredible.
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Post by Seath »

That move was very intense, I want Superman to come on here and give us a name for his creation...:D
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Ok :P when he said backside i was wondering where the dexes were and how it could be done symposium.
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Wow, that sounds awesome, I didn't see that. But seeing anchor for the first time was impressive, also by Johnny.
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Johnny S's sick 3 is intense :!:
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Wow, that sounds awesome, I didn't see that. But seeing anchor for the first time was impressive, also by Johnny.
Yeah, the frozen pendulum push-up made my mind boggle. I'm very glad I got up to go see it done. I'd say it actually makes Anchor look very easy by comparison.

And, yeah, GRASS was highly dope. I always like the vibe of big juggling events, the competitors put on a great show for everybody, and the Party at Paul's place was especially cool. I'd already place bets that that party could wind up being the best of the season. Thats almost a shame, to have the best party so early on and already over with. Oh well, I guess we're all just gonna have to try extra hard to step it up this summer, but its gonna be hard to top that one. Thanks everybody.
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Outsider wrote:I'd already place bets that that party could wind up being the best of the season. Thats almost a shame, to have the best party so early on and already over with. Oh well, I guess we're all just gonna have to try extra hard to step it up this summer, but its gonna be hard to top that one. Thanks everybody.
Paul's party was pretty chill, but by no means raging. I had a pretty good time though. You should try and top it next month Jon! For me, Funtastik and New Years were both raging. GRASS was unexpectedly mellow the entire weekend.
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Post by Wasabi »

I really liked the chill atmosphere from Paul's party. It made for a great social event for everyone to get up and talk to everyone casually. The stitching mania from Tom, Johnny, Matt, and the Digges brothers were very pleasing, and I enjoyed that the most. I'm really hoping Jersey Spike and Funtastiks to be that grand.

I'm with Jon here that it'll be hard to top this in Summer, but that just shows that we'll have to push extra hard to make it really fun for the next few events! Hopefully my shred spirit will be up by then. :P
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Post by mc »

I liked the party at paul's too, but it was definitely more relaxed than most of the footbag parties I've been to. New Years Eve and Funtastik definitely get my votes for most ragin parties recently. Oh man, and the KICKASS party was off the hook. It was the only footbag party I've been to with mandatory keg stands.

I look forward to topping that GRASS party many times this summer ;)
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Seath and i were at teh table like 90% of the night. i don't really have any other memories besides johhny's trick and getting beers from gordon haha
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Oh man, I had so much fun. I think I socialized a liiiiittle bit more at this event than at the new years jam, so I think that was pretty key. I finally got my present from Mosher, and met some people I didn't before. It was also my very first time competing ever, which was SOOOO cool. Props to Chris Balch for winning Intermediate EVERYTHING, but being RAD and donating the Balance of Power VHS and a sandbag to me. I've decided to give the sandbag away, since I received it on such good karma terms.

Anyway, I can't wait till the next event I go to. With any luck, my Shred 30 will be better/prepared. As well as a decent Sick 1 that I'm actually able to seal. Thanks to everyone for sharing a wicked radical time with me, and I can't wait to see you all in the very near future!
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Post by Will Digges »

I vote more mandatory keg stands at footbag parties ! :lol:

Kickass, New years jam in rachesta and Funtastiks and Spike and shred were my favorite parties. I can't wait until spike and shred, and funtastiks, I'm not sure if I will make funtastiks this year though, there is a festival in turin NY, moe. down. I skipped it last year for funtastiks. But I will definitely be at spike and shred :lol: .

GRASS was really chill this year, I'm not sure why. I really wore myself out the first night, like matt said. And the next 2 days were a bit disappointing as of the way I played. I had a great time at pauls and Arics either way. Lots of good memories. I'll see you all soon!
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Post by shredzilla »

Will Digges wrote:I vote more mandatory keg stands at footbag parties ! :lol:
I second that vote!
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Post by Paul Agostinelli »

thanks for all the kind words guys, im glad you all had fun. i have no doubt that there will be some raging parties this summer thatll make the one at my house look like tea and crumpets and i cant wait! chill's the word 'round here anyway so it really worked out well for all of us i think.

GRASS was really fun and it seemed like a laid back weeked all around, i didnt play my best but i was also reeling from the week before so it was ok, i think ill be better apt to represent at the upcoming tourneys.

it was great seeing everyone and meeting those i hadnt met before.

one big shout out to Aric for putting this whole thing together, RFA for the sunday session, and the whole footbag community for getting behind your fellow man and making the difference between ordinary and extraordinary, that little bit. haha, "Waiting" reference.

see y'all soon!!!

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Who has the competition footage?
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Post by Skippy! »

Jorden has the competition footage, and I have some shred footage. I'm trying to get a video made, but it's a verrrrry sloooow process on my poot. However, patience will yield a video!
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