Just a simple Discussion on testing whether you think people should buy beyblades and test them even if they are horrible what do you do they buy and take the chance they are bad or wait for confirmations if they ae worth it puzzling question if you ask me

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1st Place Beyblade Colosseum 1 2013
1st Place Five Fists Beyday (Maryland Beyday 2012)

25 Tournaments Attended: 9 Placed In

Tournament List

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Total 25 Tournaments, 2 HMS, 2 Plastics, 14 BB-10 MFB 7 Zero-G MFB 1 Limited

3/19/11 Spring Cherry Blossom ARISE
5/14/11 Blademore
5/29/11 Beydays come on
6/12/11 Fill my eyes double beyblade tournament
8/12/11 Summer Spin Showdown
9/18/11 Better Than School
10/16/11 The Dual Duel
11/19/11 Novembrr-Brawl
2/25/12 Leap Year Lashing
3/25/12 Cherry Blossom Combat 3rd Place
4/29/12 Spring Sortie 1st Place
5/26/12 Five Fist BeyDay 1st Place
7/22/12 The Triple Threat
8/12/12 The Lazy Hazy Swayz Beys of Summer
9/23/12 Autumn Assault 3rd Place
10/21/12 October Achtung 4th Place
11/17/12 Thrills, Spills, and Chills! 1st Place
2/2/13 Beyblade Colossuem 1st Place
3/24/13 Merry 2nd Anniversary 1st Place
4/21/13 Beyblade Revolution Qualifier
7/14/13 Heated Metal Plastic-y Madness!
1/19/14 Happy Gnu Year! 1st Place
3/30/14 GBT2: Maryland Qualifier

Just a simple Discussion on testing whether you think people should buy beyblades and test them even if they are horrible what do you do they buy and take the chance they are bad or wait for confirmations if they ae worth it puzzling question if you ask me

Wait you don't want to waste your money on it.
Plus Oki gets like every bey first and he can just test it for us.

This doesn't belong here either, this forum is for non-beyblade discussion :\

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