Recent content by desertman

Come back in a few years when you're 18.

Well yes I do, its called science. Unless there is some science showing different colors have different effects on the ball, then it's all opinion and worthless anecdote.

That article is an opinion piece. If there is any reason to believe what they say is true, they don't even attempt to support it with their evidence.

I hear red cars are faster than black ones, but I don't believe it. This makes sense though. https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/red-and-black-are-different.28413/#post-393003

Sarcasm detector broken I see

I just put Sriver D13 on my 20th century Butterfly Stayer that had D13. From ahead of the curve, Desertman

Much better than a killing machine

Tell me there isn't really an AK47 rubber...:rolleyes:

Oh yeah, about that W968. I should probably change that but I don't see how. When I signed up it required me to put something and I just chose whatever I saw on the first post I looked at. I have no idea what a W968 even is, but I'm pretty sure I don't have one. :) In ignorance, Desertman

I used to be into video games but I quickly gravitated toward one or two and had no interest in the rest. So different strokes I guess

I can see it as a fun diversion for people who already largely know what works for them, or people with money to burn and nothing better to do, or pros looking for that tiny extra edge. But I see threads here and elsewhere where people ask which rubbers to use for this or that specific purpose...

I'm dumbfounded by the need to try so many rubbers. Or maybe I'm just dumb.

So do the 11, which is what I bought. But thee're just EE, I'd prefer EEEE and a shoe that is actually shaped like a foot. I've yet to see a foot that is pointed in front like 99% of shoes.

My Asics EE wides arrived and they seem OK, fitwise. I don't consider them terribly wide so we'll have to see how my feet feel after an hour or two of play

I'm sorry you are struggling to follow. In post #7 I said boosting just seems no better than PEDs [in this or any other sport]. Then in a curious twist of logic someone said as long as something is available to everyone, it's fair, to which I replied with the response that has confused you