It looks like Leonardo is victory-grabbing Donatello's dong and he's quite surprised by this.Asmus wrote: Return of the Shredder
Cool that you hung out with Flavio recently. I hope you can fulfill your goal soon. Life gets busy, I hear you on that.
It looks like Leonardo is victory-grabbing Donatello's dong and he's quite surprised by this.Asmus wrote: Return of the Shredder
I like this idea. I wonder how much it would actually cost.Asmus wrote: CRAZY IDEA
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I think we should buy back the trademark “Hacky Sack”!
Not impossible.Personally, I always distance Footbag from Hackeysack purely because of the image. How difficult do you think it'd be to change that? I'm not against it, just asking.
I like this idea. I wonder how much it would actually cost.
I don’t know anything about big business or trademarks on a monetary scale but according to this site 1-1.5 million would be 2.5-3.5 million today due to inflation.What would the price be? I believe I have read it was sold for 1-1.5 million dollars but I can't remember where I found that.
As I am pretty much the only mod in the original sense here, I am the one who would do this. And as I said in the post above I think I will collect all the replies and all my thoughts into something more serious to share wider than the "Projects" forum - so hold your horses young oneF[uns]tylin' Eclectic wrote:I think a mod should shift this whole conversation over to the "Projects" sub-forum, because I think it's important enough to deserve it's own thread. I'm interested to see where this goes.
The Facebook page 'IFPA Footbag Worlds 2016' has a very nice introductory video and many pictures containing any needed information.Asmus wrote:
I am feeling a little annoyed that there still isn’t a final location for Euros (it will probably be settled in the coming days) and how little promotion there have been for Worlds.
Feeling more like the Danish Ric Flair..h0ag3yb3atZ wrote:da danish mamba ya heard.


… there is one thing you can do and that is know what is good and what is bad, to appreciate the new but let nothing confuse your standards. You can continue to attend bullfights even when they are bad; but never applaud what is not good. You should, as a spectator, show your appreciation of the good and valuable work that is essential but not brilliant. You should appreciate the proper working and correct killing of a bull that it is impossible to be brilliant with. A bullfighter will not be better than his audience very long. If they prefer tricks to sincerity they soon get the tricks. If a really good bullfighter is to come and to remain honest, sincere, without tricks and mystifications there must be a nucleus of spectators that he can play for when he comes.
Yeah, agreed that a lot of people do that. The overall feel seemed like Vasek, but shows what I know!Asmus wrote:I feel like a lot of people do that. I know Evan Gatesman does it as well. The animation is of Anssi Sundberg...