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Inverted Bio

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Beach
Posts: 237 - Karma: 26
so...

Bio
A forward corking non-inverted spin.

I was wondering what it is called when you cork a bio and become inverted but not completely... so not a misty? ...or is it still a bio?
Apr 18 2009 2:22PM
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IceCreamer
Posts: 1587 - Karma: 27
what
Apr 18 2009 2:23PM
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1080ski
Posts: 4424 - Karma: 191
that made absolutely no sense (not trying to be harsh, but it really didnt)

you cant cork a bio- cork and bio are 2 different things, and cork is not a term for going off axis in any way, but rather, in a specific way (which is why bio and cork are 2 different rotations)

a bio, going inverted (which is what i think you were getting at), no matter how inverted you are (feet need to be above the head at some point) is called a misty
Apr 18 2009 2:25PM
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Langdal
Posts: 106 - Karma: 13
I can understand where hes coming from though. He's thinking of a forward-thrown d-spin. A lot of people believe that a misty is supposed to be completely inverted, but obviously it's not.
Apr 18 2009 3:24PM
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Beach
Posts: 237 - Karma: 26
...this is what I mean. I'll take it as a misty then.
Apr 18 2009 3:36PM
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sooperdooper
Posts: 5 - Karma: 10
huh
Apr 18 2009 3:48PM
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c.hale
Posts: 636 - Karma: 50

i'll cork your bio

...no homo

Apr 18 2009 5:22PM
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BigJew
Posts: 6974 - Karma: 79
it's definitely misty. Misty can be really inverted or just barely.
Apr 18 2009 5:55PM
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RAFFY36
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hahahaha
Apr 18 2009 6:25PM
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