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| SirSlick | PostPosted: Sat Nov 15, 2008 5:28 pm | |
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| Jekyll | PostPosted: Sat Nov 15, 2008 7:15 pm | |
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Location: Under a 600LB Barbell | | Both performances seem pretty weak to me seeing there s total lack of comfort and attraction. This may partially be excused by the time constraint, but still weak for someone who does it for a living. The generally lack of adaptation which is a skill that separates mPUAs from the rest is totally lacking as well. Maybe im being a little harsh, but I expected more, I mean compared to someone the calibre of say, Mehow, who can escalate and kino from 10 – 20th sec, these are dwarfed by a huge margin. also instead of reversing the hoops which would make 2nd contestant seem extremely alpha, the he just merely accepted or at best ignored them.
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| Jiggaa | PostPosted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 3:14 am | |
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Posts: 3 | | yeah, i was dissapointed with the performances. They didnt come off as very strong and independant in their approaches, but I'm a newb.
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