Forums > Beginner Poi Moves > Hyperloops made easy. It's all in the poi
Login/Join to ParticipatePorn Appreciator
118 posts
Location: Ireland
118 posts
Location: Ireland
Posted:
Literaly. This happened yesterday. Making hyperloops easy for me was all in the kind of poi I was using.
I started to learn this with typical 'comet poi'
i.e thin strings (picture cord usually) and light heads with tails that slowed their travel.
Bad, bad, bad for doing hyperloops. The heads were too light have to be constantly pushed to keep up their momentum. The strings were so thin that it required extremely precise placing of the tangle to even pull off a half assed hyperpoop. (the only word for what I was doing). Finally the were too smooth and didn't grip eachother at the tangle when I pulled on the stings. When you start to nail these hyperloops you'll know what I mean.
I've been trying different things and finally it was the most simple solution that solved the problem. SOCK POI. I used long sports socks(almost knee length) and nice heavy heads (rubber balls), about twice as heavy as a tennis ball. One tight knot just above the ball to keep it pushed down the end and another knot at the top of the sock to hold on to. Just swing like mad for a while to stretch the material a little and voila, my favourite poi after two years of swinging.
Advantages, nice thick grippy 'string', heads keep momentum without bother and you can make new ones in one minute, literally.
It took me two months with the other poi to learn one hyperloop. Yesterday I learned four new one s in an hour. Joy.
Don't ever buy crappy poi again!!!!!
Literaly. This happened yesterday. Making hyperloops easy for me was all in the kind of poi I was using.
I started to learn this with typical 'comet poi'
i.e thin strings (picture cord usually) and light heads with tails that slowed their travel.
Bad, bad, bad for doing hyperloops. The heads were too light have to be constantly pushed to keep up their momentum. The strings were so thin that it required extremely precise placing of the tangle to even pull off a half assed hyperpoop. (the only word for what I was doing). Finally the were too smooth and didn't grip eachother at the tangle when I pulled on the stings. When you start to nail these hyperloops you'll know what I mean.
I've been trying different things and finally it was the most simple solution that solved the problem. SOCK POI. I used long sports socks(almost knee length) and nice heavy heads (rubber balls), about twice as heavy as a tennis ball. One tight knot just above the ball to keep it pushed down the end and another knot at the top of the sock to hold on to. Just swing like mad for a while to stretch the material a little and voila, my favourite poi after two years of swinging.
Advantages, nice thick grippy 'string', heads keep momentum without bother and you can make new ones in one minute, literally.
It took me two months with the other poi to learn one hyperloop. Yesterday I learned four new one s in an hour. Joy.
Don't ever buy crappy poi again!!!!!
I'm going straight to hell.
Better practice my fire show.
BRONZE Member
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,136 posts
Location: Warwickshire, United Kingdom
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,136 posts
Location: Warwickshire, United Kingdom
Posted:
Sock poi are way easier to learn hyperloops with
Secondly, once you understand why hyperloops work, you'll suddenly be able to teach yourself loads more. I learnt the outer weave ones but didn't really understand what was happening, so it took ages. A month or 2 later i logically thought through it and once i understood I got a corkscrew and a windmill hyperloop within days with virtually no pain
Sock poi are way easier to learn hyperloops with
Secondly, once you understand why hyperloops work, you'll suddenly be able to teach yourself loads more. I learnt the outer weave ones but didn't really understand what was happening, so it took ages. A month or 2 later i logically thought through it and once i understood I got a corkscrew and a windmill hyperloop within days with virtually no pain
BRONZE Member
member
53 posts
Location: Reading, UK
member
53 posts
Location: Reading, UK
Posted:
...can u give me ur explanation....it might help me learn them then. *big smiley grin with head to side - vain attempt to look cute*
...can u give me ur explanation....it might help me learn them then. *big smiley grin with head to side - vain attempt to look cute*
You only see what you are shown
BRONZE Member
Bastard Newbie Messiah
1,269 posts
Location: Apparently lost in my ego, USA
Bastard Newbie Messiah
1,269 posts
Location: Apparently lost in my ego, USA
Posted:
you don't need a knot to hold your weight in your socks down.. centrifugal force will do that... and hackey sacks (or beads in general) weigh the socks down pretty good while at the same time preventing pain from getting hit.. hehe... and yes more weight plus the air resistance does help slow the poi a lot for hyperloops...
how to do a hyperloop? let your poi connect.. (preferably mid chain).. keep your hands still when you do this.. the poi will spin around the new center pivot (where they connected) and you can bring that to the other side and it will unloop itself on the other side...
not a very good descrip but if you want a better one you'll have to searfch hyperloops..
you don't need a knot to hold your weight in your socks down.. centrifugal force will do that... and hackey sacks (or beads in general) weigh the socks down pretty good while at the same time preventing pain from getting hit.. hehe... and yes more weight plus the air resistance does help slow the poi a lot for hyperloops...
how to do a hyperloop? let your poi connect.. (preferably mid chain).. keep your hands still when you do this.. the poi will spin around the new center pivot (where they connected) and you can bring that to the other side and it will unloop itself on the other side...
not a very good descrip but if you want a better one you'll have to searfch hyperloops..
More useless information courtesy of Rev...
Confusing the masses, one post at a time...
"Obviously, you're not a golfer.."- The Dude
"Buy the ticket... Take the ride..." -Raoul Duke
"FEMA has never done catastrophe planning..."-Michael Brown
GOLD Member
Carpal \'Tunnel
2,617 posts
Location: Berlin, Ireland
Carpal \'Tunnel
2,617 posts
Location: Berlin, Ireland
Posted:
YEa sock poi do rock. An unintentional best kept secret me thinks...I know I wouldn't believe they any good till I tried them and came to the same conclusions. I think a knot near the head is good though cause it lessens the wind resistance way more.
YEa sock poi do rock. An unintentional best kept secret me thinks...I know I wouldn't believe they any good till I tried them and came to the same conclusions. I think a knot near the head is good though cause it lessens the wind resistance way more.
I live in a world of infinite possibilities.
GOLD Member
Carpal \'Tunnel
2,617 posts
Location: Berlin, Ireland
Carpal \'Tunnel
2,617 posts
Location: Berlin, Ireland
Posted:
Though, I would also add that I find hyperloops easiest to do with tennis balls on the end of string. Tennis ball poi just have so much more speed and the string holds together really well.
Although I can't do them, I can feel hyperloops with extra beats in the tangle are there because the balls spin so fast on contact.
They are also fantastic for airwraps near the handles.
Though, I would also add that I find hyperloops easiest to do with tennis balls on the end of string. Tennis ball poi just have so much more speed and the string holds together really well.
Although I can't do them, I can feel hyperloops with extra beats in the tangle are there because the balls spin so fast on contact.
They are also fantastic for airwraps near the handles.
I live in a world of infinite possibilities.
BRONZE Member
Pooh-Bah
2,211 posts
Location: London, Wales (UK)
Pooh-Bah
2,211 posts
Location: London, Wales (UK)
Posted:
Nope - still don't get it! I am dyslexic at understanding what you guys talking about. Take up the poi, spin forwards and *....* I'm lost!
To quote 'this is all very confusing'
Love your new comments underneath your member name James
Nope - still don't get it! I am dyslexic at understanding what you guys talking about. Take up the poi, spin forwards and *....* I'm lost!
To quote 'this is all very confusing'
Love your new comments underneath your member name James
Come faeries, take me out of this dull world, for I would ride with you upon the wind and dance upon the mountains like a flame.
- W B Yeats
BRONZE Member
member
94 posts
Location: Somerset...... England
member
94 posts
Location: Somerset...... England
Posted:
Now would ti be easiest to go into a hyperloop from a weave or what?
laZy
Now would ti be easiest to go into a hyperloop from a weave or what?
laZy
as laZy as .....
BRONZE Member
veteran
1,495 posts
Location: Stillwater, Ok. USA
veteran
1,495 posts
Location: Stillwater, Ok. USA
Posted:
the absolute best thing for hyperloops is REALY HEAVY poi heads. they keep momentum. tails are bad. sock poi rule, if they are not streatched out to long. Sock poi litteraly bounce apart as they untangle, making for very clean seperations.
apparently ball chain works good, but I havn't tried it yet. the balls make the chain one long swivle. After about 4 beats of hyperloop, normal chain gets twisted up and inhibits smooth hyperlooping.
Kat, every time you accidentally tangle your poi, you are doing the first half of a hyperloop. The hard part is learning how to untangle smoothly and fluently without a pause
the absolute best thing for hyperloops is REALY HEAVY poi heads. they keep momentum. tails are bad. sock poi rule, if they are not streatched out to long. Sock poi litteraly bounce apart as they untangle, making for very clean seperations.
apparently ball chain works good, but I havn't tried it yet. the balls make the chain one long swivle. After about 4 beats of hyperloop, normal chain gets twisted up and inhibits smooth hyperlooping.
Kat, every time you accidentally tangle your poi, you are doing the first half of a hyperloop. The hard part is learning how to untangle smoothly and fluently without a pause
we eat and we drink and we smoke and we try!
BRONZE Member
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,136 posts
Location: Warwickshire, United Kingdom
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,136 posts
Location: Warwickshire, United Kingdom
Posted:
REALY HEAVY
Yea, the gain is in the pain, so just practice with sledge hammers and you'll get it in now time
REALY HEAVY
Yea, the gain is in the pain, so just practice with sledge hammers and you'll get it in now time
busy-tofu!
133 posts
Location: montreal: bagel capital
133 posts
Location: montreal: bagel capital
Posted:
I myself just dicovered sock-poi last week. I made me a pair after watching How to (make friends and influence lemmings) cause i was just that inspired! Still working on hyperloops though...
I myself just dicovered sock-poi last week. I made me a pair after watching How to (make friends and influence lemmings) cause i was just that inspired! Still working on hyperloops though...
there is no better way to say I love you than with the gift of a spatula!
BRONZE Member
member
71 posts
Location: Cornwall/ Brighton, England
member
71 posts
Location: Cornwall/ Brighton, England
Posted:
people keep mentioning 'hyperloops' and i dont have a clue waht your talking about! from the description im imagining deliberatly tangaling poi buy getting them to spin together then spin out..... *shudders* have enough problems keeping them from doing that anyway!
people keep mentioning 'hyperloops' and i dont have a clue waht your talking about! from the description im imagining deliberatly tangaling poi buy getting them to spin together then spin out..... *shudders* have enough problems keeping them from doing that anyway!
BRONZE Member
veteran
1,495 posts
Location: Stillwater, Ok. USA
veteran
1,495 posts
Location: Stillwater, Ok. USA
Posted:
The "advanced moves" tutorial has a few stuck in for giggles
https://www.flamingsphere.homestead.com/files/dantutorialsmall.wmv
there was a dedicated hyperloop video, but I can't seem to find it, maybe someone else has it for download....
The "advanced moves" tutorial has a few stuck in for giggles
https://www.flamingsphere.homestead.com/files/dantutorialsmall.wmv
there was a dedicated hyperloop video, but I can't seem to find it, maybe someone else has it for download....
we eat and we drink and we smoke and we try!
GOLD Member
Pooh-Bah
2,109 posts
Location: Philadelphia, PA - USA
Pooh-Bah
2,109 posts
Location: Philadelphia, PA - USA
Posted:
I have the danhyperloops video but unfortunately no way to upload it. Though, the dantutorial one has enough hyperloops to keep ya busy for a while anyway. Its a better video IMO.
I have the danhyperloops video but unfortunately no way to upload it. Though, the dantutorial one has enough hyperloops to keep ya busy for a while anyway. Its a better video IMO.
Let's turn those old bridges we crossed into ashes.
We'll blaze a new trail,
and torch the rough patches.
-Me
BRONZE Member
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,136 posts
Location: Warwickshire, United Kingdom
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,136 posts
Location: Warwickshire, United Kingdom
Posted:
i got your vids somewhere dantana, can upload them somewhere if you wish
i got your vids somewhere dantana, can upload them somewhere if you wish
BRONZE Member
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,136 posts
Location: Warwickshire, United Kingdom
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,136 posts
Location: Warwickshire, United Kingdom
SILVER Member
addict
669 posts
Location: Lancashire, UK
addict
669 posts
Location: Lancashire, UK
Posted:
As this thread is called hyperloops made easy, I thought I'd add my post here HELP!!
Dear Poi Moves Agony Aunt,
I've been hyperlooping for about 4 months now, and I've been having hyperloop-chain/sock-wrap-equi-distance-inal problems. When my poi wrap they are always way off centre & causing me heartfelt hyperloop ache!
Is it something to do with my hands? I've tried with the forward & reverse hyperloop having my hands vertically above each other, horizontal & at 6-9(clock stylie) etc?
What can I do?
sliff anyone?
As this thread is called hyperloops made easy, I thought I'd add my post here HELP!!
Dear Poi Moves Agony Aunt,
I've been hyperlooping for about 4 months now, and I've been having hyperloop-chain/sock-wrap-equi-distance-inal problems. When my poi wrap they are always way off centre & causing me heartfelt hyperloop ache!
Is it something to do with my hands? I've tried with the forward & reverse hyperloop having my hands vertically above each other, horizontal & at 6-9(clock stylie) etc?
What can I do?
sliff anyone?
BRONZE Member
veteran
1,495 posts
Location: Stillwater, Ok. USA
veteran
1,495 posts
Location: Stillwater, Ok. USA
Posted:
not sure what a sliff is, but if it is anything like a spliff, two please, with sugar, and a half a cup o tea... And a butterpie. A butterpie?
uh... what was the question?
Oh yea, practice, practice, and then some more practice. You must focus and visualize your objective. Sometimes it helps to imagine viwing the poi chains from above at the moment of impact, you would see an "X". Focus on getting your hands to be spaced a consistent distance apart and your planes correct for the moments of impact.
It mostly just takes lots of practice.
not sure what a sliff is, but if it is anything like a spliff, two please, with sugar, and a half a cup o tea... And a butterpie. A butterpie?
uh... what was the question?
Oh yea, practice, practice, and then some more practice. You must focus and visualize your objective. Sometimes it helps to imagine viwing the poi chains from above at the moment of impact, you would see an "X". Focus on getting your hands to be spaced a consistent distance apart and your planes correct for the moments of impact.
It mostly just takes lots of practice.
we eat and we drink and we smoke and we try!
SILVER Member
big and good and broken
7,330 posts
Location: lunn dunn, yoo kay, United Kingdom
big and good and broken
7,330 posts
Location: lunn dunn, yoo kay, United Kingdom
Posted:
and for the record, i agree with dan
quote:
Originally posted by FireMorph.:
sliff anyone?
and for the record, i agree with dan
"i see you at 'dis cafe.
i come to 'dis cafe quite a lot myself.
they do porridge."
- tim westwood
BRONZE Member
Cinnamon Girl
191 posts
Location: Hfx, NS, Canada
Cinnamon Girl
191 posts
Location: Hfx, NS, Canada
Posted:
I recently met a girl with sock poi and asked her to demonstrate a hyperloop for me. She said the sock poi made it easier, but I didn't have any socks so I tried with my chains for a few days to no avail. Then when I was spinning on the water front with others last night, Bobo had some sock poi so I tried to show them a hyperloop, not expecting to succeed at all, but I immidiately got a perfect hyperloop!
Now I just need a set of my own...
I recently met a girl with sock poi and asked her to demonstrate a hyperloop for me. She said the sock poi made it easier, but I didn't have any socks so I tried with my chains for a few days to no avail. Then when I was spinning on the water front with others last night, Bobo had some sock poi so I tried to show them a hyperloop, not expecting to succeed at all, but I immidiately got a perfect hyperloop!
Now I just need a set of my own...
P*L*U*R
NYC
9,232 posts
Location: NYC, NY, USA
9,232 posts
Location: NYC, NY, USA
Posted:
I recently found that I was getting much cleaner hyperloops if I gave the bottom poi a little 'flick' to speed it up the instant before they crossed. The hand on the bottom's poi tended to be the one that would loose momentum. But this is purely a cosmetic fix once you're already hyperlooping.
I recently found that I was getting much cleaner hyperloops if I gave the bottom poi a little 'flick' to speed it up the instant before they crossed. The hand on the bottom's poi tended to be the one that would loose momentum. But this is purely a cosmetic fix once you're already hyperlooping.
Well, shall we go?
Yes, let's go.
[They do not move.]
SILVER Member
addict
669 posts
Location: Lancashire, UK
addict
669 posts
Location: Lancashire, UK
Posted:
Thanks for the advice
stokes chin in a pre-practise ponder
Thanks for the advice
stokes chin in a pre-practise ponder
GOLD Member
member
169 posts
Location: Paris, France, the armpit of europe
member
169 posts
Location: Paris, France, the armpit of europe
Posted:
Hey people
you guys qre cpmplqining thqt the poi heqds lose momentum when they hyperloop, well, my problem is the opposite/ I have too much momentum and the poi heads just spin themselves mad and then tangling occurs.
And, to add to the frustration, the poi heads keep slamming my forearms and get bumped off their otherwise perfect course, or sort of perfect.
anyway, practise practise makes perfect and all that, but i wanna impress people with "stylish knots"
how the hell does dantana do it, those videos are insane
Hey people
you guys qre cpmplqining thqt the poi heqds lose momentum when they hyperloop, well, my problem is the opposite/ I have too much momentum and the poi heads just spin themselves mad and then tangling occurs.
And, to add to the frustration, the poi heads keep slamming my forearms and get bumped off their otherwise perfect course, or sort of perfect.
anyway, practise practise makes perfect and all that, but i wanna impress people with "stylish knots"
how the hell does dantana do it, those videos are insane
-Believing that all has been said and done is like mistaking the horizon for the limits of the world. Voltaire.
-Plus je connais hommes, plus j'aime mon chien. Pascal.
SILVER Member
not with cactus
2,052 posts
Location: bristol/ southern eastern devon, United Kingdom
not with cactus
2,052 posts
Location: bristol/ southern eastern devon, United Kingdom
Posted:
im going to learn hyperloops eventually......
but what i was wondering is what the music is, because it has a sample on it that i recognise from somewhere
cant quite remember where though...and its annoying me.
so anyone know where that sample is from or has been used somewhere else
im sorry this is a little off topic.
quote:ive just downloaded this video and awsome it is tooo.....
Originally posted by flid:
https://video.fire-chains.com/hyperloops/DanHyperloops.avi
PM me when you have it Dantana
im going to learn hyperloops eventually......
but what i was wondering is what the music is, because it has a sample on it that i recognise from somewhere
cant quite remember where though...and its annoying me.
so anyone know where that sample is from or has been used somewhere else
im sorry this is a little off topic.
Me train running low on soul coal
They push+pull tactics are driving me loco
They shouldn't do that no no no
BRONZE Member
veteran
1,495 posts
Location: Stillwater, Ok. USA
veteran
1,495 posts
Location: Stillwater, Ok. USA
Posted:
I have no idea what the song is, but the sound samples are from the original Dune movie, the one that came out in the 1980's...
I have no idea what the song is, but the sound samples are from the original Dune movie, the one that came out in the 1980's...
we eat and we drink and we smoke and we try!
SILVER Member
not with cactus
2,052 posts
Location: bristol/ southern eastern devon, United Kingdom
not with cactus
2,052 posts
Location: bristol/ southern eastern devon, United Kingdom
Posted:
hmmmmmm.... thank you, its still anoying me because i cant work out where ive heard it before...
o well
i suppose i will live
hmmmmmm.... thank you, its still anoying me because i cant work out where ive heard it before...
o well
i suppose i will live
Me train running low on soul coal
They push+pull tactics are driving me loco
They shouldn't do that no no no
110% MONKEY EVERY TIME ALL THE TIME JUST CANT STOP THE MONKEY
3,149 posts
Location: London
3,149 posts
Location: London
Posted:
*bump*
this is some stuff i reckon about sock poi for tangling:
note: sock poi as i mean it refers to any tube or cone of material with a weight in the end, not just socks
i don't like stretchy socks for tangling. Stretchiness does makes them easier to cleanly isolate, as it gives greater margin for error.
However it makes poi much harder to finely control due to the 'bounce'.
Another drawback is too much grip. When stretchy socks tangle, they often get a little more slack around the tangle itself, and the two pieces of material grip onto each other as the weave gets tighter (as in weave of the fabric, not weave as in the move).
as a result, stretchy socks tend to always be a little bit tricker to cleanly untangle.
i reckon that for tangles you want material that grips laterally (so the poi don't slide over each other) but doesn't grip when two pieces of material are pulled away from each other. Velcro poi would be very bad for tangles.
i've found that canvas and flanellette both work really well.
flanellette picks up dirt REALLY fast. But don't bleach flanellette poi, because they'll become terminally ill and eventually disintegrate
slidey materials like, bugger... um... that slidey material. Anyway, they're also cool, but act differently. They slide into and out of the nexus far more easily, which is an extra level of control to play with, but can happen accidentally and just look messy.
One thing about socks is that they aren't so good for tangled buzzsaw stuff, because they get twisted up. Although if you had handles with swivel joints that wouldn't be a problem...
*bump*
this is some stuff i reckon about sock poi for tangling:
note: sock poi as i mean it refers to any tube or cone of material with a weight in the end, not just socks
i don't like stretchy socks for tangling. Stretchiness does makes them easier to cleanly isolate, as it gives greater margin for error.
However it makes poi much harder to finely control due to the 'bounce'.
Another drawback is too much grip. When stretchy socks tangle, they often get a little more slack around the tangle itself, and the two pieces of material grip onto each other as the weave gets tighter (as in weave of the fabric, not weave as in the move).
as a result, stretchy socks tend to always be a little bit tricker to cleanly untangle.
i reckon that for tangles you want material that grips laterally (so the poi don't slide over each other) but doesn't grip when two pieces of material are pulled away from each other. Velcro poi would be very bad for tangles.
i've found that canvas and flanellette both work really well.
flanellette picks up dirt REALLY fast. But don't bleach flanellette poi, because they'll become terminally ill and eventually disintegrate
slidey materials like, bugger... um... that slidey material. Anyway, they're also cool, but act differently. They slide into and out of the nexus far more easily, which is an extra level of control to play with, but can happen accidentally and just look messy.
One thing about socks is that they aren't so good for tangled buzzsaw stuff, because they get twisted up. Although if you had handles with swivel joints that wouldn't be a problem...
"Switching between different kinds of chuu chuu sometimes gives this "urgh wtf?" effect because it's giving people the phi phenomenon."
BRONZE Member
member
33 posts
Location: New Hampshire, USA
member
33 posts
Location: New Hampshire, USA
Posted:
Okay, I hope this isn't a stupid question. But how about stretchy socks after they've been stretched to their limit and are no longer "giving"? I just bought some that seem to be quite stretchy (I guess the term is relative) and I did my first bonafide hyperloop. I want to be able to do others though i.e. the buzzsaw loop (I got the weave hyperloop going right to left) 
Okay, I hope this isn't a stupid question. But how about stretchy socks after they've been stretched to their limit and are no longer "giving"? I just bought some that seem to be quite stretchy (I guess the term is relative) and I did my first bonafide hyperloop
. I want to be able to do others though i.e. the buzzsaw loop (I got the weave hyperloop going right to left) 110% MONKEY EVERY TIME ALL THE TIME JUST CANT STOP THE MONKEY
3,149 posts
Location: London
3,149 posts
Location: London
Posted:
if they're still stretchy, then they're stretchy.
if they're not stretchy anymore, then they're not stretchy.
it's not such a big deal though. The differences aren't that dramatic really, and non-stretchy socks are hard to find.
ooh! i forgot, this is good.
if you're socks have a heel (which most do) then that makes your poi a bit bent, which you don't really want. To solve that, twist the ball round in the end of the sock a couple of times, then turn the sock inside out. Repeat until the heel has disappeared.
if they're still stretchy, then they're stretchy.
if they're not stretchy anymore, then they're not stretchy.
it's not such a big deal though. The differences aren't that dramatic really, and non-stretchy socks are hard to find.
ooh! i forgot, this is good.
if you're socks have a heel (which most do) then that makes your poi a bit bent, which you don't really want. To solve that, twist the ball round in the end of the sock a couple of times, then turn the sock inside out. Repeat until the heel has disappeared.
"Switching between different kinds of chuu chuu sometimes gives this "urgh wtf?" effect because it's giving people the phi phenomenon."
GOLD Member
Fool
2,020 posts
Location: Cornwall, UK
Fool
2,020 posts
Location: Cornwall, UK
Posted:
Slidey materials like parachute silk?
Slidey materials like parachute silk?
"I believe the cost of life is Death and we will all pay that in full. Everything else should be a gift. We paid the cover charge of life, we were born."
Bill Hicks, February 1988
BRONZE Member
stranger
24 posts
Location: Bristol, UK.
stranger
24 posts
Location: Bristol, UK.
Posted:
That advice is great! Thanks
That advice is great! Thanks
© 1998 - 2024 Home of Poi
All prices converted to United States dollars using XE.com