Just one more thing, more of a statement than a question. I was thinking the other day, and I personally wasn't real pumped for the AF. It seems to me like it really isn't much different than the S&A with these #'s, but I then thought about the WMB and the S&D and how the S&D has a vastly different breakpoint and reaction than the WMB with a nearly identical cover, and just core modifications. I know that many believe that the skid flip reaction of the S&A is enough, that one doesn't really need more flip(The particle cover on the WMB made the flippier reaction of the S&D look more necessary and revolutionary). One must figure that perhaps the AF will have the most angular backend of any ball ever made for medium/heavy oil. However there are many possibilities for this ball. The areas outside of 5 on many patterns, out of bounds, can be opened up, and heavy carrydown that makes most balls seem to back up and leave weak tens may be conquered. I nearly found myself dismissing the ball, but the upper flip cap should make the ball quite different than the S&A, and more importantly the reaction should be something never seen before.
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