I lost my Skeeter in the water at
Memorial Park in Wausau, WI last fall. I loved this disc - not a great distance disc but an all-around up-shot disc that flies straight at low speeds (great for us old guys). If I don't need a good fade, this was my go-to disc for the up-shot. After mucking around in the duck poop in the pond for about 30 minutes, I gave it up for gone - played my Shark instead as it's a very similar disc. Still, I had a soft spot for that Skeeter, we'd been through a lot together.
In the meantime, I'd been carrying around a Champ Orc in my bag for the past couple years, never throwing it on the course because while practicing in the field I'd learned that I'm just not strong enough to throw it correctly. You get where this is going...
So I get a call this spring from a guy who found my Skeeter while looking for his disc, and he's willing to meet me at the course to return it. I show up, and he's there (nipple rings and tattoos from head to foot) with my disc. I'm in my 2008 Corolla, and I don't think he believed I could be a DG'er - so I walked up and said "are you the guy that found my Skeeter?" He said, "Dude...this belongs to you," and handed me my old disc. I showed him my Champ Orc, and asked if he thought he could use it. When he said "dude!" I assumed he was replying in the affirmative, so I gave it to him.
I hope it's flying well out of his hand, as it never did from mine. And I've got my little Skeeter back.
I love DG. Dude.