Wait LOL that’s real? I thought you were kidding
I’ve got a bridge in Brooklyn if you’re interested. BTW, did we ever talk about the guys in WWE? 
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I’m mid 30’s and work in IT. I’ve always thought yoyos were fun but really got into it about 31. I will probably do this the rest of my life.
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Once you start, you never stop
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I totally agree.
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I hope. I seem to have enough momentum and with yoyos there is no ending. There is never an end to learning new things and keeping it fresh but I don’t do much artwork lately but I am trying to keep it all balanced and I am doing more throwing around people!
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I am 41. Started throwing at 23 and stayed with it until I was about 33 years old. My nephew was born so I got very leery of yo-yoing around a small person but picked it back up when he was 5, about 3 years ago and with it till now. I think the craziest thing restarting was seeing how yoyofactory was so huge now and YoYoJam was dead. I mean when yoyoexpert started the go to throw was the Darkmagic and André was still a sponsored player. Had not even heard of Evan Nagao or Gentry Stein or Ann Connolly when I stopped. Besides André, Steve Brown and Johnny Delvalle were the names with their own signature throws.
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I’m 15 
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Ayyyy someone my age
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15 squaddddd
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We need to make that a shirt. Oh I can make that a name of a colorway for my moose!
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That’s a brilliant idea! 
What color/colors should it be???
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I think it should be orange w/ silver and yellow splash.
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Lol yes! “15 year old throwers” on a tee sounds great! Or a colorway sounds sick as well!
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I’m 17
But then the shirt becomes useless on your B’day.
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You should call the color way sweet sixteenth, so it’s relevant for probably a whole year (depending on when your b-day is), and since I’m sixteen, it’ll be relevant for me. 
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Well I’m a sentimental person so I’ll frame it 
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I recently turned 36
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