Worst Fake Terminology?

[bholy08]

Had a guy who had been playing 10 years tell a newb he needed to throw "anti-level" to get distance...think he was describing anhyzer but not sure.

And he said this while handing the poor kid a flick, sayings its a good beginner disc

[Old Bassman]

Originally Posted by bholy08

Had a guy who had been playing 10 years tell a newb he needed to throw "anti-level" to get distance...think he was describing anhyzer but not sure.

And he said this while handing the poor kid a flick, sayings its a good beginner disc

Wow!

[Mattallica]

that's rough

[MannP]

I bought a flick when I was starting out as well.

The disc still doesn't have much use as I can't get any good distance yet.

[jrawk]

One of our locals says 'stable-up' all the time when discribing fade. I.e. Man that disc never stabled-up, it just stayed straight the whole time..

Pretty much all the locals now say it.

[sidewinder22]

I prefer the squiggly wonk.

[bee_ryce]

My brother in law bought his first ever disc because the salesman said it was "Turn-corrected"...pretty sure he (the salesman) had no idea what he was talking about.

[bholy08]

Originally Posted by bee_ryce

My brother in law bought his first ever disc because the salesman said it was "Turn-corrected"...pretty sure he (the salesman) had no idea what he was talking about.

could you use that is a sentence please

[DiscNutt123]

Originally Posted by jrawk

One of our locals says 'stable-up' all the time when discribing fade. I.e. Man that disc never stabled-up, it just stayed straight the whole time..

Pretty much all the locals now say it.

I always say "GET NEW!" when I want something to start fading.

[Countchunkula]

Originally Posted by jrawk

One of our locals says 'stable-up' all the time when discribing fade. I.e. Man that disc never stabled-up, it just stayed straight the whole time..

Pretty much all the locals now say it.

I've heard a few people scream "GET STABLE!" when they want the disc to fade.