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All up to date now. Sorry for my lack of response over this weekend. I was pretty busy.

I've got a dual modded stick. :p

Get over it and play with your loclas.

The intentional whiff juggle set up or the FT off of the roll throw?

Couple things I noticed. 1. In the neutral game, don't finish so many of your strings. It leaves you open for a punish. Its ok to finish them sometimes, but not all the time. 2. After your successful mid parry, you're at +3 (I think), so use something faster than 9P and 7K. Go for a catch...

Did you just move to Memphis or something? With this last line it sounds like you still live in NYC.

I could game all fuckin' day. I know we'll be on the side, but that doesn't mean we couldn't do a round robin or something. It all depends on how many of us show up.

But back to my original question. What time are we starting at Next Level?

That would be tits.

Learn some new tricks with Bayman in my new video. http://www.freestepdodge.com/media/bayman-tips-and-tricks.6113/

Here is a tips and tricks video for Bayman I put together. Mid range level tech to beginner. There might be one item that's new to you in the beginning. Credit for that move goes to Rikuto.

I can; however, tell a mean joke, drink like a fish, and throw sand in someone's eyes if we need a quick escape.

I wouldn't consider myself, "Bad." I'm a skinny white boy that is into video games, excel at proper punctuation, work in IT, and I wear glasses when I don't have my contacts in.

Salty players need to read these 2 books: 1. How to win friends and influence others. 2. Coping with difficult people.

What does this mean?

Fellas, on July 26th, I'm just going to take the train into the city in the morning. If anyone wants to hang out before hand, we can grab drinks or whatever. I'm not sure what time we plan on being at next level, but I also pinged the NJ crowd to come out as well. Any takers?

Nothing to do with status. I just wanted to do something to try to grow the offline scene. Even if it isn't tournament presence. Knowing people are near you can fuel your enthusiasm for the game. Local competition is the best competition.

Yeah, but they all seem to be tightly grouped though.