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^^^This. :thmbup: Although, as someone mentioned above, I find they don't work well for cycling. On the 3rd hand, tuning out your surroundings while cycling is bad juju.
Waiting at tee #18, Pier Park. Guy ahead of us shanks right, disc rolls to a stop 100 yds away in the eastbound lanes of Columbia Drive. He starts to run towards his disc. Station wagon (ask yer gramma what that is) stops beside it, guy hops out, picks up the disc, hops back in and speeds away...
"Unplayable" is to lazy-ass disc golfers as "unbelievable" is to lazy-ass sports commentators. There's only so much room for luxuries like rational thought after pooping, getting dressed, and eating.
Shouldn't you be off playing golfle? :p
Sadly, there's 2-4 times more discs now than the last time I looked at a flight chart. I wouldn't stand a chance. :(
This was one of my fallback exercises for substituting : I'd give them the word "pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcaneosises", and ask them to tell me what it is. And, yeah, it's not in anything other than a medical dictionary. :p
Of course, this was before the internet. :(
Ya know, Hornings Hideout complex has a couple generations of peacocks wandering about, including at least one albino. You can hear the *******s shrieking all the way out to #8 tee on the Meadows course, near 1/2 mile.
Maybe. But if it touches the fabric, the fabric will absorb it like a sponge, and you'll have an uneven (and likely crappy-looking) line.
Unless the fabric is black too.