Recent content by Old Dog

So... the poll only allowed me to select one option and only allowed me to vote once. If I had been able to I would have selected numbers 2, 4, 5, 9 & 10. #10 being - Stupid DG polls that don't let you make more than one selection even though they ask for multiple responses. :D

Who's up for some Korean BBQ? :eek:

Think I'm just going to leaf this one alone.

Several parks have banned dogs altogether due to a-holes who think leash laws and rules about cleaning up after their dogs don't apply to them. Don't be an a-hole and ruin things for the rest of us who can follow rules. No matter how well your dog minds you, you are still breaking a park rule...

I'm thinking that the Luna (moon) is meant to eclipse the Nova (sun). Touche Paul, touche.

:confused: What's the favorite disc in my bag? :\ That's like asking which of your children is your favorite. p.s.; I tell my daughter that she is my favorite child all the time and she usually groans in response or come back with a sarcastic remark. But then she is my only child. :)

Being just slightly north of the double nickle in years I sometimes wonder if I still have an arm.

I believe part of it is the fact that they are paid by their sponsors to use their disc but I think it may also be a case of "if it ain't broke don't fix it". I think the pros find discs that work for them in particular situations and stick with them unless they have good reason to change...

With an aqua drone you could start a lucrative disc pirate business and you would'n even have to get wet. Contact the owners of any disc with contact information and charge them a small rescue fee if they want them back. Any disc without a contact info or any disc not ransomed could be added to...

An underwater drone equipped with lights a camera and manipulable arm with a claw for grasping discs. If it can be sold in the same price range as an aeronautical drone I'd be interested.

I've pretty much come to the conclusion that nothing's cheap anymore. I remember the days of $.65/gal. gasoline, $2.50 movie tickets and $1.50 draft beer. Add those all together today and you wouldn't have enough for just the movie ticket or the beer.

I know the feeling. I love Vibram discs but unfortunately Vibram decided to leave the DG business so everything I like to throw is OOP now. :wall:

Very true. Count on dropping at least $50 every time you play a round of ball golf at a decent course, same for every time you take the boat out. Even the pay-to-play DG courses are much cheaper than ball golf greens fees.

The only regret that I have is that Vibram has discontinued their disc golf program earlier this year. So if you decide to make the switch yourself you may have a time finding new, unused discs. The good thing about them is that they are pretty much indestructible so once you've found discs...

4.00 star(s) Not a destination course The course: Huge concrete Tee pads and Disc Catcher baskets. Long and short Tee pads. Water stations and plenty of benches. Good mix of long (500'+) and short (300'+/-) holes. Good use of tree islands and elevated baskets as well as a strategically placed boulder...