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^^^^Now that is funny!

I'm itchy reading this thread From what I have read, PI reactions can in rare cases just go away, but the vast majority of people will see it get worse exposure after exposure. Your immune system ramps up a little more each time and histamine production increases. I seem s to get PI if I get...

still missing the point

You threw a disc completely out of the park and you were pissed? LOL You should be happy no damage was done to anyone else's person or property instead of worrying about your $10 hunk of plastic.

You don't need to be a facebooker.....just click the link and you can see it funny idea

I'm in. I'll re-enact Rick. I can miss 17 all day long. Cut after cut. It will be the worst dg video ever WTF does civil war re-enactment have to do with any of this? Just post the final, lead card, editted round. Did no one actually film it?

So still no final round lead card edited version?

As I have said before, and this is especially true in public parks, "Only disc golfers see fairways. Everyone else just sees a park."

Its a pretty standard low thumber shot. I've heard it called a baseball thumber, a tunnel thumber, etc. Because it's low, the disc skips off the flight plate and goes hard right and lands on edge usually. It will then roll with the right ground conditions. You didn't invent it, and neither did...

Contact the ODSA. Even if it is a different province, they will be able to help with who to contact and how

I have lost more than one disc with multiple aces. I have little sentimental attachment to my discs

Sounds like he never found the disc, played from where he thought it should be and continued play. DQ'd.

I tend to have a dedicated glow bag that is mostly champ style plastic. For really solid discs, like a putter, I just tape on top.

agreed 100%. I really dislike people shining flashlights around when playing glowie. It will get you yelled at with our group. Part of the fun is letting your night vision come up and enjoying the dark. Best taping strategy (I use 3M clear duct tape, works well) is to apply tape at home at room...

Trouble with the Curve

Shipley is right. Once you get heat exhaustion your body will be more susceptible to the heat for a while. I got it this year in July. 10 days later I was playing on a warm evening and broke down within 6 holes. Major sweats, hearing my pulse in my brain, shortness of breath, etc. I walked off...

I sure hope they change the rules. Then I will start signing up for doubles tournaments and just say my partner never showed. i get to play Cali and keep all the winnings. This thread is kinda dumb.

I have yet to see someone try to throw within 1 meter of OB just to try to gain a stance advantage. Non-Issue, especially in relation to some truly screwy rules, such as wedgies and holing out. Besides, 99% of the time, the player throws the disc OB and already has a penalty. You don't see it...

Whatever my wife wants me to do