I'm quite willing to make the trip over and slap anybody who uses the word 'yo spin' in a non-ironic way.
And yeah Sean, basically form a core team that talks on a regular basis and works together.
i think yospin rebranded diabolo because it sounds too close to "diablo". That would make it hard to sell in predominately hispanic communities like Miami or whatever. I agree with their decision. If my child wanted me to buy something called a "satan" i wouldnt buy it either.
it comes from greek.
Etymology"The term "devil" comes from the Greek word "διαβάλλω" (later "διάβολος"), meaning "to throw across". A secondary meaning of "διαβάλλω" is "to slander" or "to traduce", to talk ill about somebody. Hence the name "diabolo" has a connection with the Greek name for the devil. The name is the only thing that has a connection to the devil, and the diabolo is quite unrelated to any supernatural phenomenon. The name "diabolo" comes from two separate Greek words — "dia" and "bolo", meaning "object to throw". The word "diablo" has a Latin rather than Greek derivation."
In conclusion, diabolo = "to throw across" or just "object to throw".