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Easily the best composite blade that I've ever used and it's a shame they're such a bitch to find. Anytime I got a whiff of some available I swooped in and grabbed what I could. I have about 10 left and won't be adding any more to those. I grabbed some Boyle T-Flex z-carbs and then found out they fit almost no tapered shaft I have. I'm almost tempted to just tape the hosel a bit and put it in a standard.

QFT Scotty- Kinda sorta. It's a pro stock so it's just a z-carb w/o that ridiculous focus flex.

Going with the classic shaft theme and putting up the latest addition to the quiver. 330g of shaft. I can hear the shudders from the weightfags now, but the A/G comes in at an admittedly heavy and beastly 440g.

I'd seen one of his too, but this one's a lot more closed than what I'd seen. Plus his at least had his name on it. I got around to getting a handle made for it and tho nothing was inside the shaft, on the bottom of it was "200313153 HDXS." I want to assume that this is just an HD repainted as an AK, but who knows with Innorrior.

Oh that's wrong, even by my standards.

I think I'm going to get a back-up, back-up pair. I have a couple pair in NJ schemes, but I may go back to tufftek. I love the classic material, but it doesn't age well.

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It's blank, so I've no clue. For all intents and purposes it's a Kovy pro clone, but no name on it. 240 flex.

Hearing your in-laws going at it. Ugh. Caught a little earful of that when I snuck out for my morning run this morning and couldn't look at them. The silver lining is that when I finally could look at them, I got to put them in separate rooms as payback for all the times I had to pull couch duty when we visited.

There is no way the Prucha is a P91. Damn you, TSR.

I think I still have those OG Synergys in storage. IIRC they're Nolans, RPs and a Sundin or two. The stick on the left is a little skewed. It's an Arnott and the tape looks to be coming off the tip, giving it that weird uncircumsized look. Edit: Shit, I think I could name them all L-R. Arnott, Sundin, Sundin, Doan, Arnott, RP, Nolan, RP, Sundin, Lundmark, Nolan, Arnott, Blake.

Went thru old stuff from older computers and saw this. About 6 years old and tho it's showing barely any of the sticks, it's a nice reminder of when the collection wasn't so big and a wife/kids weren't around to relegate them to storage. Also remind me how shitty phone pics were in the day.

I find it disturbing how much Solar's name was mentioned in his supposed last letter.

Don't start tilting it to that kind of site then, Joan Rivers.

The good thing about used is it's had time to break in. I've had bats "rolled" before so it quickens the break-in process as composite bats take a while to get the full extent of their capability.

I used to have a couple websites saved but now they've either been bought out or gone out of business outright, so I've stayed local and ugh, used eBay. Cleats are something I would not skimp out on because you will get what you pay for and your feet/comfort are writing the cheque on that. Batting gloves are something you can get fairly easily and if you have a local place like Champs/Sports Authority you can see what kinds fit you best. I prefer Nikes, specifically the Diamond Elite IV series that are a bitch to find. For gloves I prefer to use the tried and true, using the glove I pitched with and going with that. Brand-wise I stick with Rawlings and eBay is a pretty good place to find a glove. Either new or used, not a bad place to check out. If you're not looking to spend a lot of money, Nike and Rawlings make fairly decent gloves on the cheap. For the same price tho, I'd just go get a broken-in better model. Gloves are like women in that you want something that'll last but you don't want to be the one who had to do all the breaking-in. Bats are a tricky thing. Better that you see who has what on your team and try some different sizes out before you pick what you like. I was fortunate enough to get some bats from an Easton rep to try out before they launched (thank you if you still peruse the board) and held onto those. The downer is they can quickly become a sort of obsession like sticks with all the tinkering you can have done on them. I would also check your league's rules on what bats are legal or not because there can't be much worse than spending $$$ on a bat and finding out you won't be able to use it.

Better stutter.

Congrats to David. That Sens goal doesn't seem like it'd beat any of the other goals on the list, tho.

I think I'm going to re-name this thread the TMI Thread.

The worst over here may trump the ones I went to school with.

Being unable to hear or see anything other than crap about Tiger on sports news/radio. It's fucking golf.

I feel for you. A friend of mine got hit on there and was charged for "Chinese apps and apps on how to talk to girls." His totaled up to around $400 before they caught on.

They're both ugly as sin, too.

Legality often doesn't affect something being ethical or not. But to get back to the thread: Jason Heyward and the Braves for teeing off on Zambrano's meatballs.