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« Reply #30 on: February 15, 2012, 07:04:44 AM »

I'm getting really tempted to pick one of those Aodas up. Could someone PM me a store where I can buy them that's cheap and reliable? I saw the yoyoskills review and they said it cost $50 but I found of for $25 at a bunch of stores in Asia with free shipping. I'll probably also pick up some plastic yoyos to try and mod(no need to unnecessarily mutilate a Duncan) since the Aoda clones only cost a few bucks and maybe a littles too.

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I'm getting really tempted to pick one of those Aodas up. Could someone PM me a store where I can buy them that's cheap and reliable? I saw the yoyoskills review and they said it cost $50 but I found of for $25 at a bunch of stores in Asia with free shipping. I'll probably also pick up some plastic yoyos to try and mod(no need to unnecessarily mutilate a Duncan) since the Aoda clones only cost a few bucks and maybe a littles too.
Me too. Please.

Also PM'ed.

People can just PM me if they want the information.
What if you don't have it?
Like...
What is the last digit of Pi?
or
How did you universe start?
or
What in the world should my next question be?
or
Why am I asking these questions?
or
Who would be crazy enough to answer these questions?

Pi carries on forever, so there is no last digit.

The theory of how the universe was created is a small, dense, very hot ball appeared, and it constantly creates and destroys matter, at this time, this ball has been compacted into a size smaller than the nucleus of an atom.

I am not psychic, and do not know what question you would ask next.

You are asking this questions to annoy Studio42.

I am, apparently.
here are the some of the numbers of Pi 3.141592 thats all i know
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« Reply #31 on: February 16, 2012, 11:18:40 PM »

I have some keychain raiders en route.. mini-2a anyone?Smiley
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« Reply #32 on: February 17, 2012, 01:05:21 AM »

aoda makes a really cool key chain yoyo that transforms into a ball as a key chain then into a yoyo with hubstacks.  Smiley  Immortal Star is the name of the yoyo.   One of the few yoyos I actualy want.



Yep. I bought one as a novelty but it's actually a really good playing yo-yo.




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« Reply #33 on: February 18, 2012, 06:02:20 AM »

An awesome looking keychain yo-yo (actually designed as to fit as a phone hanger) is the yoyo monster 3Points. Can't link to it but it's easy to find with a simple Google search. No idea how it plays and kinda pricey too.

I agree. the Immortal Star(goes by a few other names too) is really cool looking. But, you should watch the YoYoSkills review of this. I was going to get one for the "it's cool looking" factor, but based on his review, I opted not to because it's a heavy beast, at around 80 grams. Too much even for me.

Unfortunately Chris didn't review it with the plastic stacks (apparently they were missing from his package). The metal stacks are cool but way too heavy, no stacks and it plays too light, but the plastic stacks give it a nice weight. For the price and it's definitely worth checking out for those interested in fun novelty yo-yos.
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« Reply #34 on: February 18, 2012, 05:09:47 PM »

An awesome looking keychain yo-yo (actually designed as to fit as a phone hanger) is the yoyo monster 3Points. Can't link to it but it's easy to find with a simple Google search. No idea how it plays and kinda pricey too.

I agree. the Immortal Star(goes by a few other names too) is really cool looking. But, you should watch the YoYoSkills review of this. I was going to get one for the "it's cool looking" factor, but based on his review, I opted not to because it's a heavy beast, at around 80 grams. Too much even for me.

Unfortunately Chris didn't review it with the plastic stacks (apparently they were missing from his package). The metal stacks are cool but way too heavy, no stacks and it plays too light, but the plastic stacks give it a nice weight. For the price and it's definitely worth checking out for those interested in fun novelty yo-yos.

Cool looking yoyo, but appears to be out of stock, or out of production at the moment. 
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