Recent content by puyol

Poland has a good one, too!

Ovtcharov is getting better and smarter with each game, just as yesterday. At the same time, ML is looking more and more tired and restless though better (physically) than yesterday when he looked hungover or sick...

This must have been one of the most dramatic high-stakes high-level matches ever.

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Yes, I've found that to be the case, too. I'm wondering though, what is the mechanism behind it...? >>You should cover the rubber after cleaning and drying. Once you do not clean it even with just water it will dry up and lose tackiness.

His body language was miserable right from the start, couldn't make myself watch the whole match - who knows what's wrong... Perhaps Swedish sauna just don't work his muscle as well as the good old Japanese onsen.

Holy crap! Hirano's coach's Japanese is terrible, he must be a real good coach...

This is quite informative, thanks. Does anyone know whether the P700s sold these days still have the same composition as the 'old' ones, i.e. is the meranti ply still there, or has it been replaced by ayous and thus uduly clipperized? I seem to remember having read someplace that that is what...

How about AN?

Hi, Let me know once you're already here in Osaka, let's have a hit. The easiest place to go to is HPC: http://nishi-namba-tc.com/ Last year I was in Singapore in August and got to play once, it was fun but soooo hot... See you in December!

Perhaps she's just grown upwards an inch...

Give me a shoutout next time you're in the Kansai area! Japanese Foreign TT Association sounds like a great idea, who's in?

mixi.jp/view_community.pl?id=43161 You can try posting in English, many Japanese people would be genuinely curious and willing to practice with a visiting foreigner. You might need to register an account or something like that, though.

Check out this list of clubs and shops: nittaku.com/place/list.php?id=29

Hey, Kobe02. Depends what you idea of "close" is. Around 30-40 minutes by train from either ACE or HPC. When in Kobe though, check out ppdandy.com right outside the Amagasaki station.