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How I want Boogar to play in 2017.
youtu.be/666Pp64c8j8?t=414
youtu.be/666Pp64c8j8?t=414
Merry Christmas, everyone. In terms of Table Tennis, this has been a rewarding year and many people have asked me why they don't see me posting that much on ooakforum (where I hosted my two main blogs) or mytabletennis.net (where I was once the most notorious poster) and wondering whether I still post. I hint to them that I have come here, and I have realized that as much as I pretend to analyze and rationalize, I go to places because of the people. And you all are great people, even the trolls. As much as I try to tell you the things you need to hear, continue to tell me the things I need to hear, even if I sometimes do not like to hear them. That is the meaning of friendship.
Carl really sets the tone for this forum (I am not under-crediting Dan, whose design of the forum just makes it the kind of place where people do not want to leave trash, and I am sure most of you know what I mean) . Sometimes, I wish I could clone him and make him the social side of other forums. On too many forums out there, people who run the forums are afraid to do things that give the forum a personality, or say what they should or should not embrace, to the point that they encourage the entertaining behavior of rampant trolls. More important is to crowd out the trolls with lots of positive posting and Carl has set the tone for that.
I mean, mytt is probably the forum where I know the most people in person because it has lots of American tournament players but I bond best with the people here. The people I have met in person (Carl, DerEchte, Boogar, OSPH, Ilia, Pleaides) have all been great and I am hoping to meet more. OF course, there is some overlap with other forums, so I am focusing on the people I link to here. Hopefully, I can get to Germany and meet some people.
Of course, this year, some people stopped playing and went without telling me or others why. I have one particular person in mind when I say this especially but I don't want to over-discuss it. I wish him the best because while this sport helps maintain health, playing through the health issues and injuries is not easy and people who have never experienced it will never truly understand it.
What I will say is that many things happened for me this year that I never thought would, and as much time I put into TT, I got so little standard training with my injuries that I was really lucky that a couple of things happened that just make the stars align the right way. Meeting you all and posting on this forum is one of them.
While I cannot mention all your names, I would like to specially thank everyone who has posted at least one video on this thread, including the ones I always meant to comment on (yes, yuri.saldon) but never did. It's good to see posts on the thread, but videos give the chats a personal touch that posts don't quite do.
Merry Christmas once more. Happy Holidays. And buy Nexy Karis M .
How I want Boogar to play in 2017.
youtu.be/666Pp64c8j8?t=414
@NextLevel
Any place that manages to keep the troublemakers in check without just outright banning them 99% of the time is bound to have a strong social culture. (RIP our fallen comrade pnut, he couldn't help it. )
Maybe you don't want to admit it, but this place just wouldn't be the same without the occasional, uhhh, "personality" like sebas, Siva or myself. Don't even dare claim it'd be better!
Serve N'TACK! That is what SmashFan calls that. No mercy, rip everything.
- - as he felt you were making some points. Little did he realize how spot on I was... Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas, everyone. In terms of Table Tennis, this has been a rewarding year and many people have asked me why they don't see me posting that much on ooakforum (where I hosted my two main blogs) or mytabletennis.net (where I was once the most notorious poster) and wondering whether I still post. I hint to them that I have come here, and I have realized that as much as I pretend to analyze and rationalize, I go to places because of the people. And you all are great people, even the trolls. As much as I try to tell you the things you need to hear, continue to tell me the things I need to hear, even if I sometimes do not like to hear them. That is the meaning of friendship.
Carl really sets the tone for this forum (I am not under-crediting Dan, whose design of the forum just makes it the kind of place where people do not want to leave trash, and I am sure most of you know what I mean) . Sometimes, I wish I could clone him and make him the social side of other forums. On too many forums out there, people who run the forums are afraid to do things that give the forum a personality, or say what they should or should not embrace, to the point that they encourage the entertaining behavior of rampant trolls. More important is to crowd out the trolls with lots of positive posting and Carl has set the tone for that.
I mean, mytt is probably the forum where I know the most people in person because it has lots of American tournament players but I bond best with the people here. The people I have met in person (Carl, DerEchte, Boogar, OSPH, Ilia, Pleaides) have all been great and I am hoping to meet more. OF course, there is some overlap with other forums, so I am focusing on the people I link to here. Hopefully, I can get to Germany and meet some people.
Of course, this year, some people stopped playing and went without telling me or others why. I have one particular person in mind when I say this especially but I don't want to over-discuss it. I wish him the best because while this sport helps maintain health, playing through the health issues and injuries is not easy and people who have never experienced it will never truly understand it.
What I will say is that many things happened for me this year that I never thought would, and as much time I put into TT, I got so little standard training with my injuries that I was really lucky that a couple of things happened that just make the stars align the right way. Meeting you all and posting on this forum is one of them.
While I cannot mention all your names, I would like to specially thank everyone who has posted at least one video on this thread, including the ones I always meant to comment on (yes, yuri.saldon) but never did. It's good to see posts on the thread, but videos give the chats a personal touch that posts don't quite do.
Merry Christmas once more. Happy Holidays. And buy Nexy Karis M .
Why waszn't he ripping all my servez? I didn't rip much of hiz stuff maybe.
Back then I didn't really understand the logic as to why some correct points in an overall out of context and incorrect essay, if you may call it, meant that the correct points were also moot. Not necessarily wrong as facts: but they don't have any actual value in the context and are misleading.
I had to learn to play the game somewhat to understand that. This sport is difficult to really talk about generally because the cognitive requirements to do everything is so high, and I feel there's some "break points" someone needs to pass until some advice is even slightly applicable to them. Being able to control, understand and produce a certain level of spin for example.
I personally haven't tried any other sport or technical activity that's like this to the degree table tennis is.
Carl, I'm not too sure if any points were right at all.
I'm more-so saying that even if something was: it doesn't matter.
WOAH, dunno how I missed it but congrats on breaking 2100!
Way back, in some post, talking about a different poster someone posted this cartoon that was very funny and accurate.
It was something about how if someone was posing as a physicist, it would x number of minutes to figure out that they were full of it. And then it went through various other fields of expertise where the person could pose as knowing what he was talking about for longer and longer.
The last one may have been a literary critic and that one was said to be able to get away with the BS indefinitely.
Often when Archo has posted I have been reminded of that cartoon. It fits pretty well.
Even here, the dishonesty of Archo trying to pretend he had some things right when he was regurgitating phrases he heard from others with no understanding of what he was actually saying.
Plagiarizing other people's content and placing it into a paragraph out of context does not actually mean you got anything right.
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Even what you are quoting sounds like something I wrote and makes me wonder what other technical activities Archos has participated in. I think he is truly beyond saving.
Carl, NL, I thought about your posts for a bit, and what you are saying is clear to me on the surface level. However I seem to be too dumb to understand why it's inherently wrong.
If I understood correctly, my postings sound like something that other people have at some point written, said or thought. That begs the question whether I really understood what I'm saying or if I'm just writing it to give off some kind of image of knowing things.
Now, I'm flattered that you think that I'm capable of having my own original way of thinking about things, but I fail to see how I can express things without it sounding like someone else or perhaps even directly stating something that has been stated before.
I seem to be very intellectually challenged, so if you would re-write the post in question to make it "better" so to say, then I'd appreciate it. Make it simple, otherwise the point will probably go over my head like this one.
Thank you, this is how I want it to be. For morons, so I can't miss the point.1.Arch reads bout whip mechanics
2.Arch thinks he understands whip mechanics
3.Arch explains whip mechanics in ways that will hinder players development and show he doesn't have a firm grasp of how they work.
4.Arch explained the whip mechanics that he just read about and puts them in his own words a bit to make it seem like it was him that understood them and could explain them to others.
5.Arch is dishonest and harmful to others.