Rackets I've used over the years:

[ferrari_827]

I don't know how you guys remember all your rackets and the dates but here is my list, in order:

PS6.0 85 (7 years, surprise !)
Wilson Ultra 2 (six months)
Yonex SRQ380 (Monica Seles racket, accidentally cracked it at night)
Yonex Cyborg 2200 (Flexible, spinny racket)
Yonex Cyborg 2700 (Awesome frame and paintjob)
Yonex RD7 (A classic)
Yonex RD9 (Stiffer, much lighter version of RD7, not for me)
Yonex Pro RD 70 long (Great leverage on serves and groundstrokes, 28" long)
Yonex RD Ti70 long (A serve/volleying machine, tension sensitive)
Yonex RD Ti50 (Good all-court racket, very comfortable)
Yonex SRD Tour (monstrous swingweight)
Yonex Ti80 (plays very well, tinny/hollow/metallic feel unusual for Yonex)
Wilson PS6.0 95 (good all-court racket, good maneuverability)
Fischer Pro Extreme FT (very small sweetspot, unusual feel, didn't like it)
Yonex MP Tour 1 (great all-court racket, on the heavy side)
Yonex RDX500 mid (nothing more to be said, wonderful !!!)

I sold or gave away a third of these rackets and kept the rest.

[Jaro]

Here is my list:
Wilson Hammer 6.2
Yonex RD Power 10 Long
ProKennex 5g Tour
Yonex RD-70 Ti Long (the best serving racket)
Yonex MP Tour-1
Babolat Pure Drive (lack of control because of woofer, stiff)
Yonex SRD Tour 90 (still keep one and play sometimes)
Prince Diablo MP (great spin&serves, stringbreaker)
Fischer Pro #1 330g

[Craig Sheppard]

There's already a thread for this:
http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=33740

[ollinger]

Here's a list of things I ate yesterday:
instant oatmeal (maple brown sugar)
V-8 (low sodium)
spinach salad
tuna (packed in spring water)
small bag potato chips
dried apricots
spinach-cheese burrito
black beans
peanuts
diet coke (several)
pop tart
cereal (Special K, dried berries)
dried cranberries
coffee
What did you all have?
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[Craig Sheppard]

LOL ollinger... I'll play along...

2 whole wheat waffles w/ maple syrup (real stuff!)
10 oz orange juice
a banana
chicken wrap
cheese crackers
4 diet cokes
chocolate chip granola bar
an apple
about 5 oz broiled salmon
2 small white potatoes
spinach, broccoli, and carrots in a small salad
piece of cranberry pie
unsweet iced tea
small bowl of Kashi cereal
a few grapes
probably a few m&m's
and a smirk at ollinger's post

[ferrari_827]

Well, at least you guys eat healthy, almost sounds like a weight-loss diet. You don't want to hear mine (hehe).

[Craig Sheppard]

You're a good sport ferrari.

[GrahamIsSuper]

And you're a good eater Craig....keep up the "eggscelent" work. Personally, I try and stick to the upper pyramid foods in the hope of building up some fat. That way, I can inquire the health/fitness forums 50 times regarding how to lose it.

[Craig Sheppard]

hehe Graham... I understood the upper pyramid all too well in the past--I peaked at 200+ lbs when I was 13/14 years old. Am 27 now, and never ever want to go there again. Nothing personal, but I really, really, really hope I don't have to buddy up with you in the Health/fitness forums in the future... ;-)

[GrahamIsSuper]

Oh i believe it will require at least 2+ members of this forum to "buddy up" with all 140 lbs of me....that is, in order to lift my beached-whale of a body off the ground when i pass out from running.