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You are always judged. Aren't you judging me right now? It's one thing to say that someone was rude to you and I really can't remember the details of that thread. But it's really weird to say that because someone was questioning the premise of a greatest of all time debate that the person was...

I would mock someone who wanted to discuss the greatest player of all time without studying the history of table tennis well enough to discuss it insightfully and Carl's point about difficulty comparing players across eras is actually a necessary and common perspective which has been analyzed...

Come on, yes, you know. And your truth has set you free from the hate button :p . Thanks for the comments.

High contact is not really about timing, but can be sometimes related. The main problem with bad timing is that unless you are skilled in delayed whip mechanics, you often lose the ability to apply them when you backswing early as you tend to start your forward swing from a still position...

Still waiting for help from our resident freedom fighters - everyone is free to rip apart my serve - it really needs to get better.

I said pull my scalp! But even if it was my hair, I have hairs up there, I just cut them low enough that they are invisible to the naked OSPH eye!

OK, now I know you have issues. What part of Primorac OFF-, Black Tag version did you not understand? NextBully

It changes a lot but my current favorite is Jeoung Youngsik. Of course, Samsonov and Oh Sang Eun have a place as well. Tall, relaxed whippy technique.

Well, it's kinda obvious that you can't be speaking about the greatest blade ever or the best blade. Not everything newer is better.

BigStickBullyCarl used to list 3 blades too and you never said anything. Now I do it and you are giving me the wet blanket treatment. Is everyone scared of Carl or what??? On a slightly more serious note, as much I wanted to promote Nexy blades and carbon blades, I couldn't deny the blade...

The best blade ever is the Primorac OFF- Black Tag that was made in the 1990s. It's what I am using now.

If you find the thread in question, you will see that the arguments or the opinions that Yecats presented and enjoyed sounded like someone who had only been watching and playing table tennis that was played in the last 5 years and hadn't taken the time to expand his knowledge of TT history...

Who did you think he was? IT's kinda obvious, just refer to him by his chosen name for the site and PM such questions to him.

OK, no more debates - this is an argument and I use my TTD mob ruling super powers given to be TopSideDictatorCarl to end this discussion and return it to table tennis. Okay, here are the two first videos of a 2 video series of Brett teaching me serves. I have not taken my recent reverse serve...

Dude, the suspense is killing me - show me the snake serve!

Wait a second... you said you liked debate, and debate is supposed to be open to all perspectives, including questioning the premise. Or do you prefer debates that are limited by your perspectives?

Men, questioning the premise of a whole question is the ultimate debate tactic. I thought you would know that. But it seems that archo has pointed out the real problem here. You just did not like Carl did. How that amounts to bullying, I am not sure. If your thread was so great, wouldn't...

Elliptical...

Because your argument was so weak that when someone came to question the premise underlying it, you couldn't defend yourself. A good strong argument or intro post doesn't limit the argument, it heightens the quality of what is/should be posted. Everyone has their opinions, but you are a good...