doesnt matter, but im sure alot of canadians can agree it is pretty weak when only one person from a fairly large country can qualify at finals, but theres always next year and everyone better be hitting some big numbers!

its a fairly large country but has the population of one major US city

stop making excuses, either be prepared to do well at finals, or dont go... although i think this year most of the canadians went to support their country and to see what it is like for next year, so next year everyone should be hitting some huge numbers

will u be hitting some huge numbers?

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Team Fear Of Bass

2006 & 07 - Canadian Street A & B Record Holders
2007 Street A - 155.2 db's
2007 Street C - 154.8 db's
2007 CSPL Amature 1 Champion - 150.8 db's

if all goes as is planned

Such famous words. We all hear that every year (and I will admit I have said them).

Do yourself a favor...don't say anything...just get that # up and got to finals...do well at finals (as you plan)...THEN start talking.

BTW, congrats to everyone that made it to finals both to compete and spectate.

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Jon C

as long as there is a number to back it up in the end, that is all that counts right?

on a much bigger scale, alan dante posted something similar on termpro, backed it up and everyone who didnt believe him shut up

but anyways congrats to the canadian competitors who made it to finals, i know i wasnt competing so at this point i cant really talk, but there is always next year

this is jokes.

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Team Fear Of Bass

2006 & 07 - Canadian Street A & B Record Holders
2007 Street A - 155.2 db's
2007 Street C - 154.8 db's
2007 CSPL Amature 1 Champion - 150.8 db's

let the trash talking begin...


so which class would this huge number be in?

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Team Fear Of Bass
2006 & 2007 Canadian Street B record holder
2nd place @ regional and national finals

not street b, but no time to talk, i have to create some dbs