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My dad got elected into a group called "Super Lawyers of America".
Only the top 5% of lawyers get in. Congrats Dad!
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Woah!!!

I say a giant celebration is in order!!
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:lol: Your dad is in Law BAP. :lol:
Sporatical_Distractions wrote: Pixie muted swirl is an impossible trick for me. Been trying it tons the last few sessions and haven't hit it. !"


Are you doing this with a little hop, or no hop? No hop is really tricky.

Oh, and I hit your request.

Both sides.
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hell yeah ken! now imagine repeating it :)
inspinning clippers are really cool. i struggle at them.

kyle hewitt kicks ass. he hit fury and is all around badass

p.s. i'm writing all lowercase because my shifts gimped.

played for awhile today. been really stressed from school.
couldn't do bops for the first hour. then played well for a few minutes
-drifter>whirling swirl>rpt>string
-footed whirling swirlx3
-food>infinity>food>infinity>jumping up and down in excitement

then played barefoot for an hour working on toe shuffle. i have a really hard time with flip datw. had a bunch of good flip fairies.
-pigbeaterx4
-plo>smog>rpt>shuffle (smog is also a really hard trick for me)
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Had MFA thursday night. overall crappy session. had 2 things i was stoked on
-blurry whirl>blurry whirl>ps whirl>ps whirl>tomahawk>tomahawk

evan challenged me to blurry torque>blurry whirl. i knew it wouldn't happen so after a few tries i just hucked something and came close:

-ps torque>perfect furious set>flip out.

it was flip furious which sucks ass, so was stoked. was probably the best furious set I've ever had. wish i would've thrown strong dod to make it ps torque>nemesis.
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Finally getting around to finishing up a paper comparing American Women and Japanese Women. It's basically about how they both enjoy several freedoms, but we have a harder time seeing it in the japanese culture because it is so much different than ours.

what do you do when 2 cute girls, who are going out with people you know, drunkenly dry hump you and yell "we'd both f* you!". One of the guys pisses me off, so who knows what will happen. lol, last night was interesting.

Finally gaining more free time from school. tomorrow's going to be dedicated to relaxing, might do some shred.

sour diesel's my new best friend.
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Sporatical_Distractions wrote:sour diesel's my new best friend.
that shit is everywhere. :wink:
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lol!

Some things you didn't know about your cell phone:

-you know 411, the information line that you pay for? If you dial 1-800-free411, you get forwarded to 411 and don't pay anything

-there's a numerical code you can type into your phone if it's about dead, that turns on the backup battery. it'll take your phone from dead to half full. when you charge your phone, that backup battery will automatically charge and return to its default battery.

-If you're out of area, and have an emergency, there's a universal 911 that you can dial which is relayed through sattelites not specific to your cell phone provider.

-if you have two of those remotes to lock/unlock your car, and one is locked in your car, you can call someone to grab your extra remote and push unlock into the phone. If you're holding your phone near the car, the beep will unlock your car over the phone.
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Sporatical_Distractions wrote: -if you have two of those remotes to lock/unlock your car, and one is locked in your car, you can call someone to grab your extra remote and push unlock into the phone. If you're holding your phone near the car, the beep will unlock your car over the phone.

haha wow! thats pretty sick, i kind of want to try it :lol:
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Had a session last night. hit lots of new stuff.

-tomahawk>void>string
-tomahawk>gyro barrage>string
-symp whirl>gyro whirl>pdx torque>string
-superfly b2b
-spinning blender>spanishfly>string
-mullet>step ss whirl
-mullet bsos
-mullet>ripwalk>whirlwind
-rev swirling blender *new trick*
-rev swirling blender>marius
-gangsta party>long string w/ spanishfly in the middle
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There used to be an awesome website called tv-links.co.uk. You can watch several streaming television series, movies (even unreleased movies), and the like. It was taken down by the Internet Police or something due to copyright laws.

It's back up as tv-links.cc. Got sucked into Heroes last night and watched the first four episodes. that show's pretty badass

check it out:
http://www.tv-links.cc
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I use www.ovguide.com. It indexes all sites such as tv links and joox. Basically, you can find any tv show or movie with it's search engine
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Thanks for the heads up James!

Are Tim and Amanda coming to the Jam?

Played on Thursday at the weekly MFA meeting. Tried lots of flip fairies
-bsos fairy ducking clipper
-alpine atom smasher>string *That first trick feels cool*
-fairy opp butter>pdx mirage>rpt a bunch of contacts
-fairy opp whirl bsos
-fairy paradon>string
-double blender>diving mirage>string
-ripstein>string *I think it may have been 'the'*
-gangsta party>string w/ spanishfly - one of my first possessions *hadn't tried spinning ducking or blender before that* :D
-gyro diving dod>string

-footed fairy diving blender several times
-footed rev swirling blender>whirling swirl a few times

Now my flipside hip feels really tender. will be taking a few days off.
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Had an interesting weekend to say the least.

Hung out with this girl from work all friday and saturday. she spent the night last night and we stayed in bed till 2 pm.

she called me saying that we need to talk. we met up in the UC and she told me that she's had a boyfriend for a few years and feels bad. I asked her if I need to look over my shoulders constantly now and she replied "No, he's not a fighter. he carries a gun on him." So now i'm worried that I'll meet the same end as poor Arnie Shankman :? But we're still probably going to hook up a few more times anyways.

on a plus side, I was told I have a "spectacular ass" :lol:
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I just posted on the MFJ thread, but I thought I might want to post here too. I am the one running to MFJ footbag competition tis year. I haven't done this before, but I have some solid support from the footbag alliance. Anyway, I'm collecting emails from those who want to pre-register for the event. It would also be a good idea if we could get an idea of who wants to stay at the house. I know how to cook lots of good shit too.

I hope Barnie Shankman makes it this year.
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Sporatical_Distractions wrote:I was told I have a "spectacular ass" :lol:
I heard this twice lately.. I think it has something to do with footbag.
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Hello there footbag hero.

I have been away. Thanks for thinking about me though! I appreciate it. Pixie muted swirl... you got that no prob, NO PROB.
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HXCFOOTBAG wrote:Hello there footbag hero.

I have been away. Thanks for thinking about me though! I appreciate it. Pixie muted swirl... you got that no prob, NO PROB.
Where the heck have you been?!
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Paul: I know you stray from modified these days, but are you still kicking?

Haven't been kicking too much lately. School and a lady have been keeping me preoccupied. Really want to kick, but I have a paper due in an hour, a mid-term tomorrow, and a test on Friday.

Might try and make a vid but my game is all over the place. I'll have a great session, then struggle with basics for the next few sessions. I need to master my mind.
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The Art of: Bumming Cigarettes


There are many ways of getting cigarettes for free. Here are some of the best ways I've come up with. They mostly use the pity method

1. "I just accidentally broke my last cigarette in half"
-This usually gets the lender to giggle, increasing their mood, and increasing their chances of bumming you a cigarette. They also pity your position.

2. "I just pulled out my last cigarette and accidentally dropped it into a puddle"
-Only use when it's wet out
-Once again this appeals to their pity

Note:
*Your claims can be made stronger if you have an empty pack of cigarettes in your hand. So carry an empty pack wherever you go
*Also, always have fire on you. They may be skeptical if you have to borrow fire

3. Keep and eye out for girls that look really lonely
-the more unattractive the better, they'll be glad to have someone of the opposite sex communicate with them
-I couldn't figure out a way of not making this sound shallow


Tomorrow- The Art of: Getting free Guacamole
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