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 and the only thing i see as a disadvantage to those long hours of hard work is a little less time to spend with my girlfriend - h1n1is4pigs [more] |
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Re: Purple Side Down
In my photo archives, I have found a very few Poofs with the purple side up, however, it is not clear if they are still in motion or not. I also noticed plenty of balls with the purple side to the side too.
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30-04-2006, 20:23
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Re: Purple Side Down
Yes, after one of my teammates told me about this post i looked on the Newton field during a finals match, every ball landed blue down (they only used blue and red balls). After wittnessing this i went back to the pit to find that the blue and purple sides of the poof balls have the little nubs on them and the weight of them/friction must make the balls stop rolling on these sides.
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