disjointed and insufficient
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leans into mic
“Dogsh*t.”
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honestly i kinda make it a point NOT to.
not to be coy, but how many Zen koans begin with the question “What is the Buddha?”
i think the experience of yo-yoing pretty well defies attempts to box it in. i may have a style for a second, but then it changes. now it’s smooth, now it’s awkward, now it’s jagged and angular, now it’s alpha. it’s like describing a landscape from the window of a moving train. (i guess those are the words i’d use lol.)
understand i’m not saying that no one should try to describe their throwing - just explaining why i don’t like to.
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Disjointed, janky and disorganized.
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I keep trying to throw it away… but it keeps on coming back.
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Full body experience
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I don’t know how I look when I throw, so I asked my family to describe my yoyo style.
“Your yoyo combinations are like your love making. The duration is short and the overall effect is unfulfilling.” - Wife
“Ummm, awkward and cringey. When you play with your yoyo outside I pretend I’m not related to you.” - Older Daughter
“Out of control and scary” - Younger Daughter
“huuhhuhhuhhuuhhuhhu” - Dog
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Ouch
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Aggressive finesse
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Messy artist
70 percent shoot the moon while sitting on the couch, 30 percent everything else lol
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Best way to sum it up is nothing less than a epileptic magikarp at a rave
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Salty.
Wibbly wobbly upsy downsy.
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