DiscinFiend
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...when your on DGCR
...when your on DGCR everyday
...when you post in this thread
...when your on DGCR everyday
...when you post in this thread
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You know you're addicted to DG when...
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Halcón
Free At Last
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When you think about it, there are actually very few of us who are on here every day. I bet it's under 1000 people. And the number who post every day is far less.
I'm pretty sure that I should be ashamed I'm one of them. :\
knettles
Double Eagle Member
Someone may have already mentioned this, but I'm going to do this a little different.
You know you're NOT addicted to disc golf when you still spell "disc" like a floppy "disk". Sorry, I couldn't resist.
DiscinFiend
* Ace Member *
I am one of them also :|...I bet the number of people who post on here every day is under 250, but I bet there is a few people (even if they don't have an account) who are just on here to read. I have a couple friends who are on here everyday but rarely post anything.
bwill76
Newbie
You know you are addicted to disc golf when.....
You fall asleep thinking about the round you played earlier in the day and what you could have differently or the things you did really well
You fall asleep thinking about the round you played earlier in the day and what you could have differently or the things you did really well
Kodachrome
* Ace Member *
meh.
my current job is a call center so i get to be on a computer all day. i get to lurk so much it's ridiculous.
bwill, i do that allllll the time. constantly reimaging shots in my head, thinking of new lines and ways to get there - especially now that i can throw rollers. sometimes if i'm just sucking royally i'll throw overhand rollers whenever i can instead of backhand so i can just take a break and get back in the rhythm, feeling good.
my current job is a call center so i get to be on a computer all day. i get to lurk so much it's ridiculous.
bwill, i do that allllll the time. constantly reimaging shots in my head, thinking of new lines and ways to get there - especially now that i can throw rollers. sometimes if i'm just sucking royally i'll throw overhand rollers whenever i can instead of backhand so i can just take a break and get back in the rhythm, feeling good.
You fall asleep thinking about the round you played earlier in the day and what you could have differently or the things you did really well
This is me these days. I've played four courses often enough that I can visualize every hole and imagine how I could/would/should/did play each one. I guess this is what happens when you get so old that you quit dreaming about that other thing...:\
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guilty as charged, your honor.
We oughta have a hardcore-posters event once a year----I vote somewhere near Madison end of the 2nd week in Nov. this year, as I might be passing through on the train then.
:thmbup:
DiscinFiend
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:hfive::thmbup: I agree completely. If you ever happen to be passing through WI send me a PM. I'll be happy to be your tour guide for the local courses in the land of the coldWe oughta have a hardcore-posters event once a year----I vote somewhere near Madison end of the 2nd week in Nov. this year, as I might be passing through on the train then.
...if you're wondering how the heck you're going to get in field work in the middle of a WI winter...in September.
I've been wondering if I can set up a driving range in the basement or garage.
devinbrown07
Newbie
If you trim your trees with driving lanes in mind!
smoothie
Newbie
went to a new course about 45 minutes away today. brought along 5 new discs that I just bought to try. On the 18th hole saw an advertisement for a disc shop that I had never been to so we went to the shop and I ended up buying 4 more discs. Its a terrible addiction.
Prostar47
Bogey Member
when planning your european honeymoon vacation and trying to squeeze in a disc golf course in each different city/region/country you go to......
'Honey, i have the perfect day lined up for us....we'll start by stopping at the Lat64 headquarters then go play a round....sounds pretty amazing right?!?!'
i might have a long life of sleeping on the couch in my future!
'Honey, i have the perfect day lined up for us....we'll start by stopping at the Lat64 headquarters then go play a round....sounds pretty amazing right?!?!'
i might have a long life of sleeping on the couch in my future!
agibson
Eagle Member
Sunrise solo rounds. Unless she plays to. Then, hey, maybe it can work out.
Get her to play. Feed her a bunch of crap about time spent together, common interest, blah, blah,blah. It has made my life easier for the last twenty years or so.
All kidding aside, I am lucky to have someone who is into the game and is willing to spent time out of doors, regardless of weather, and enjoy something so important to me. Good luck and enjoy the trip.
Prostar47
Bogey Member
she doesnt mind disc golf, she's more about the walking through the woods aspect of it. she has no competitive bone in her body about disc golf.
Laying in bed, three states from home, at 6am....knowing you have to leave for a 7 hour drive, from the kids' and grandkid's house (whom you've only seen twice in 6 months), and trying to figure out how you can get to a course you've never played and be back home before 8am....knowing full well you can't. Then looking out the window and realizing it's still dark out...then laying there thinking about the ace that WOULD HAVE been.
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