Luke1
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Oh, college. I'll be doing that next year. I was wondering though, with so many of students bringing lap tops to class, and the free wi-fi, do people just explore the vastness of the internet?
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Luke said:Oh, college. I'll be doing that next year. I was wondering though, with so many of students bringing lap tops to class, and the free wi-fi, do people just explore the vastness of the internet?
on the TX State campus course, yes... we look like fuckin morons with our big bags and quads. it's almost embarrassing to play with random people there, because you gotta explain why you're the most incredible disc golfer they've ever seen, but also that you really aren't that great.koyok23 said:I feel like a tool sometimes walking around with like 12-15 discs and quad shocks.
Luke said:Oh, college. I'll be doing that next year. I was wondering though, with so many of students bringing lap tops to class, and the free wi-fi, do people just explore the vastness of the internet?
Yeah but it doesn't take long for them to start carrying 4, 5, 6 discs (usually all of the latest and greatest drivers) and they decide to buy a bag of their own.Ted Damson said:ya know what it is? those 2-disc shirtless assholes make us look nerdy.
Ted Damson said:on the TX State campus course, yes... we look like fuckin morons with our big bags and quads. it's almost embarrassing to play with random people there, because you gotta explain why you're the most incredible disc golfer they've ever seen, but also that you really aren't that great.koyok23 said:I feel like a tool sometimes walking around with like 12-15 discs and quad shocks.
ya know what it is? those 2-disc shirtless assholes make us look nerdy.
roman said:Take it easy your first semester. Try not to skip too much class (it's way too easy to do so and get in trouble with grades). You'll figure out what classes you can browse the web during lectures and what classes you need to pay attention in.
koyok23 said:roman said:Take it easy your first semester. Try not to skip too much class (it's way too easy to do so and get in trouble with grades). You'll figure out what classes you can browse the web during lectures and what classes you need to pay attention in.
listen to this man...i wish i had taken that advice like 5 years ago...
roman said:koyok23 said:roman said:Take it easy your first semester. Try not to skip too much class (it's way too easy to do so and get in trouble with grades). You'll figure out what classes you can browse the web during lectures and what classes you need to pay attention in.
listen to this man...i wish i had taken that advice like 5 years ago...
:lol: Unfortunately I speak from experience. I basically flunked out of my first semester in college because I missed so many classes. It's way too easy to let it get out of control. I'm not the only one in my group of friends that did that. Now I tell every soon-to-be college Freshman to avoid ditching class at all costs. I wonder how many of them actually realize how serious I am
You gotta learn how to talk shit. I love it when people run off at the mouth in competition.
i hear ya. i was saying that specifically about the course on TX State campus...roman said:Yeah but it doesn't take long for them to start carrying 4, 5, 6 discs (usually all of the latest and greatest drivers) and they decide to buy a bag of their own.Ted Damson said:ya know what it is? those 2-disc shirtless assholes make us look nerdy.
Ted Damson said:i hear ya. i was saying that specifically about the course on TX State campus...roman said:Yeah but it doesn't take long for them to start carrying 4, 5, 6 discs (usually all of the latest and greatest drivers) and they decide to buy a bag of their own.Ted Damson said:ya know what it is? those 2-disc shirtless assholes make us look nerdy.
many holes are on a long strip of hillside, 50 yards wide, between the main road into town and the campus. most players are rec/stoners with a couple discs and at least pants -- then every once in a while there's a dude in Double D performance gear, Huk-Sit®, Revo backpack, Star-stamped Teerex.... and to the fine people of San Marcos TX this guy looks like a doooouuuuche. Even more than the regular stoners :lol:
roman said:That reminds me of my buddy Kyle, whose parents had him throwing a Frisbee since he was a little kid. When his mom would take him for a walk, she had him play object disc golf without even knowing what disc golf was. She just thought it would be fun to set up targets for him to hit in the neighborhood - trees, mailboxes, etc. They put in a disc golf course in the area in the early 90's in the same park they played minor league baseball at, so they began to play disc golf there. Anyway, this kid has been playing for as long as he remember, and he got me and all of our friends into the sport. He never carried more than one or two discs with him (a driver and occasionally a putter) and would still get fantastic scores. Just a natural.
Anyway, I talked him into playing the Discraft Ace Race in 2007 and he ended up winning it after hitting one ace and running the chains twice. A local pro who is about 970something rated was tied with him, and they had to throw for CTP on the first hole to win it, and my buddy put it up against the pin. Most people there couldn't believe their eyes - this kid who has no discs, no bag, who they have never seen before, came out of nowhere and took it all.
He later played in a tournament, his only event ever, and both his rounds averaged out to about a 959. I think he used 4 discs total - a Wraith, a Predator, a Buzzz and a Wizard.
phisherman77 said:MDR_3000 said:You gotta learn how to talk shit. I love it when people run off at the mouth in competition.
this.
shoot, i suck, and i can still talk trash with the best of them.
ask furthur.