Recent content by rikardob

Haha. You are correct sir.

My old Squirrel. wD56-KJQ00Y

Saw a cool Raccoon climbing a tree today at Como Lake. I think I scared it up there with my disc as it landed right up under the tree it was scurrying up when we got there.

Laying on a disc or stick in the basket is by default still fully supported by the basket. I'm no stickler for rules and couldn't care less as I don't see myself ever taking my pastime so seriously that it would matter to me. Just trying to see everyone's viewpoint.

Well, you could also remove the discs or stick and the disc in question would still be supported fully by the basket. The same may not be true for a disc supported on the top of the basket but touching a chain.

That problem should never arise though should it? I don't know if it's a rule or not, but every tourney I've played in... the disc is removed from the basket before the next person shoots, be it an ace or close putt.

I see what you are getting at. The rule should clearly state "fully supported" and it doesn't.

The world is a man's bathroom. I pee and poop every morning like a man... standing up and reading a paper pantsless in my front yard.

Support and contact are two different things.

Crazy. I'm gonna catch a breeding pair of Timbers and release them somewhere in Maine the next time I head up to Acadia. :big grin:

Alaska and Hawaii. Although Hawaii has sea snakes. Main has to have some Rattlesnakes. I think there is even a Rattlesnake River there.

[Bird nerd] That's a Yellow-crowned Night-Heron bro. [/Bird nerd] :thmbup:

Just remembered why I don't really post here anymore.

Making assumptions is just bad etiquette.

Still around, still golfing and still have the awesome modded GB Kong. Just played a round with some friends yesterday and was asked to play some tunes. Gimmie a shout if you have any questions about the bag or mods.