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kebaan
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Asperitas
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Wow awesome vid. I like how you pass the pens to each other. That blacklight stuffs really cool too.
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| Fri Feb 02, 2007 8:12 am |
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TheEMan
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ogot
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sathonmig
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ogot good question
We call those combos...linking small tricks together. They are usually planned first for flowing look.
For most people once they learned most tricks they develop their own style (ways to link tricks together, speed, smoothness, tricks choice, etc.)
That's why everyone spin different. Just like fingerprints  . Once they do it tooooo much they could come up with it good while spinning naturally, or "freestyle" But some people freestyle too much haha...It can become repetitive.
I don't recommend you to just freestyle while you're just beginning. Those can look choppy. Try to plan organized combos.
Good luck. If you have no idea what I'm talking about then lol sorry I could retype in simpler word.[/list]
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kebaan
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sathonmig is right.. and about the repititive combos you can see me in this vid.. some of the combos i do is freestyle and therefore theyre a bit repitivie
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| Sat Feb 03, 2007 4:41 am |
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ogot
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ace_o_spades
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Wow...that vid was completely insane!
I seriously don't know how you guys get so good at this.
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kebaan
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its very simple.. alot of practice 
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ace_o_spades
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its very simple.. alot of practice |
Yes I was unfortunately expecting that as an answer.
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ogot
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Lol, doesn't that apply to everything in this forum anyway?
But I think it's a lot easier to practice Penspinning, since if you're a student, teacher's won't resort to confiscating ballpens if you drop them too much. And they make less of a noise if dropped than compared to poker chips, and you won't be looked at like a weirdo if you practice them in public unlike card tricks..
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DaZogga
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You got it ogot
But some random teacher is freakin out while i am penspinning and in english lessons it is forbidden xD in my class hrhr
I think 50% of my class is spinning now
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CHIP-MAFIA
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that was an awsome video dude, the way the pen just flows, looks like your not trying...lmao.
I liek the glow in the dark pen spinning too.
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