Isn ' t that essentially a libertarian view ? <| sep |> No kids there , it ' s just families it seems . <| sep |> Does anybody understand how the Bovada Bonus Balance works ? Put the $ 12 I had in bonus ' s into a parlay of the Thanksgiving football games Minn 5 . 5 , Wsh 6 , and Pitt 9 . Won the parlay and am now up to $ 86 in bonus money . What can I do with this now ? Any help would be great . Thank you <| sep |> Yeah I ' m not a huge fan of the show line head . My woofs Mum is herdingworking lines , and her Dad is a big lazy show line floof . She came out 4 kg under her Mum and JUSTTT at the minimum height . Half decent shot of the water rat . <| sep |> I like the shirt lol . Whatevs I guess <| sep |> A standard sharpen aka ROH radius of hollow is cut very round . If you drew a circle and placed the circle at the bottom of the blade the edge of the circle would line up with the rounded bottom of the blade . You get these cut in different sizes which are labeled by the radius of the circle that would line up with the bottom of the blade . If you get a standard cut you ' re most likely getting an ROH cut at 12 inch . Meaning the raidus of the circle that fits perfectly to the bottom of you blade is 12 inch . You can get different sizes depending on your preference as a player . If you enjoy more glide with less bite you could go shallower to something like 58 . If you like a bit less glide with more bite you ' d pick a deeper cut like 716 . Of course , a lot of this is personal preference as weight and size will effect your ideal hollow . An FBV flat bottom v cut is completely different than the radius method . The bottom of the blade isn ' t round it is flat with two little v ' s for your edges . It almost looks like little vampire fangs . Unfortunately , that ' s where my knowledge ends on this subject . I ' ve never skated with a fbv cut , but I plan to try it out on my next sharpen . I ' d read up on it in the link provided by uTheJman 021 The only benefit I know for an ROH is that it is usually about a dollar cheaper at my LHS . I hear talk that an fbv cut lasts longer , glides better , and cuts better and overall feels great if you find the right cut , but again I ' ve never tried it so I don ' t know . If you ' re not immediately satisfied with your blades after a fresh sharpen I would experiement with different cuts until you find one that fits you .