I was yoyoing in Wall Greens and when one of the employees asked to put it away, I said “Well, you sell yoyos right there,” that was when they sold Peterfish yoyos lol.
I was on vacation. We walked into a small shop that sold shirts, which were in fact, covering the walls. I started yoyoing and the guy said to stop it because I could break something. My thought was “sorry, I wouldn’t want to break one of your shirts.” But I just walked outside while my mom continued browsing.
I’ve never been thrown out of any place for yoyoing, but I used to get asked to stop pretty often. But that was when I was just starting out and didn’t look like I had much control over where the yoyo was going.
Fortunately, my yoyoing publicly has had pretty much positive response to indifferent response. However when I was younger and was yoyoing inside the house, my uncle who would be at the house often would get on my case for yoyoing inside. Of course I began to throw as soon as he went to the other room.
My cousin on the other hand wasn’t so fortunate. He was told that if he did that yoyo one more time inside the house, he’d smash it. Well, he did it and next thing I know, that purple USA-made Imperial went flying, bouncing, and slamming into the ground with no real results…finally, it was smashed. We afterwards converted it to a Butterfly as the only damage done to it was the axle getting pushed through one of the halves. Later we went down to Walgreens down the street and he bought a new one with his allowance he had.
The main difference being that when you are inside â– â– â– â– â– â– the guns and knives are locked in cases, not flying around on the end of a string:)
35 pound recurve bow with target tips and I think 28 inch aluminum shafts. I stopped shooting a while back after I moved. I found not having at least 100 feet between myself and the target wasn’t worth the challenge. I need a bigger backyard!
I can’t recall the brand. It’s a good brand though. Nice lamination on the wood.