u/someshooter

I heard it was going around and sure enough I ended up getting it, just wondered if it's truly "going around" or I just got unlucky.

Did my first 3.0 to 3.9 open play yesterday and this one guy had a super strong serve that most people couldn't return - I was talking to this dude about it later and he was like, "what's the point? We're here to just rally and play more, not have the games be 10-1 and then he told me he could serve harder but wants to rally and improve. I like this attitude and perspective, and it changed my thinking about open play. I love to win too but I want to get better and play more. What do you think?

I use it to save on fuel mileage but hate how it feels since the car is so sluggish. Also, why is there an option to use both Sport Mode and ECO at the same time?

Another Takedown would be so amazing, or a slaughter shaft, something unexpected to put a cherry on top of this gigantic content drop tomorrow - I am hyped!

I'm just trying to find out how to make the front brake firmer and not so soft, googling it has not resulted in anything usable and the manual does not include information that I found to be useful at all - does anyone have a link or tips? Thanks in advance for any help

i can't see it going "you have won $349,000,000" so I wonder what it says?

52M - Haven't dated in a few years but recently started matching with women and decided to just match back and get back into the dating pool - first woman I matched with had a TON in common with me but there was not much, if any, electricity between us, at all? I talked to friends and it was 50/50 with "it's not always like that" and or "it will build up over time" but I wanted more - so I broke up with her and then two days later matched with a new woman (same app) and on the first date we BOTH felt an incredible magnetism, and we ended up making out in the middle of our fist date - not something either of us ever expected!! - I realize it's still rare to meet someone who ignites a fire in you and vice versa but it just happened to me and I am over the moon happy with this woman - who is older than me btw (59). Anyway, best of luck out there - I realize it's a choice everyone must make for themselves and not everyone is like me.

I realize in pro games the serve is just a formality but at my level of 3.2 it can be an easy point - I normally just try to get the ball IN as I'm not consistent enough to use power or precision - what is your standard serve, or do you mix it up to keep the opponent off balance?

The front brake specifically - is that because it's new, or is there something I can do? It's super loud, seems like it should be quiet. Thanks in advance for any advice.