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Whoa completely uncalled for.....I would never do my hair like that..
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When should you move to pro?
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Whoa completely uncalled for.....I would never do my hair like that..
On another subject IIRC I won $200 for winning advanced in this C-tier with 8 players in my division.
Garrett76zt
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Lure him into accepting cash in an event he doesn't know is sanctioned . . . I think I saw it on an episode of Seinfeld or something.
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Sorry for talking trash about your people of walmart Aunt, scott
My aunt has class (and that's not her of course). Just for that I'm telling her not to cook you any more meals Paul. Good luck sleeping tonight in between crying spells!
Skunk
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whiz, I've played with you over here a couple of years ago. And I must admit that I thought you should have been playing Open back then. You may not have won a whole lot then but you would've been learning and be winning at this point. Thus this thread may have never happened.
With that being said, you should just play Open and call it a day.
With that being said, you should just play Open and call it a day.
Stud Muffin
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nope
If your scorecard says you are playing with the pros, ... then play with the pros.
Big Weekend
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Bingo.
biscoe
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the top of advanced is where the worst sportsmanship is most likely to lie in any given tourney according to my experience.
i'll move to open when hell freezes over, not sure if that helps you.
biscoe
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other than lower entry fees what is the incentive to not move up? 996 rating and 4th at am worlds doesn't leave a lot to be accomplished in advanced imo. eventually continuing to play advanced becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy where the only positive outcome is actually winning every event.
for what it's worth i don't believe anyone should be forced to "go pro".
for what it's worth i don't believe anyone should be forced to "go pro".
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News Alert:
You can be an AM forever, sure, but you are not always going to play at a level that competes with the best in the world forever. Injuries and age add up, while younger, more dedicated competition grows. Moving to the open division will not always be an option to you. You take advantage of the moments you have in life, succeed or fail, at least try.
You can be an AM forever, sure, but you are not always going to play at a level that competes with the best in the world forever. Injuries and age add up, while younger, more dedicated competition grows. Moving to the open division will not always be an option to you. You take advantage of the moments you have in life, succeed or fail, at least try.
Not a bad point, but that's a good reason for someone to choose to move up, not a good reason for people to be forced to move up (coming from a low level advanced player who donates to those top level ams).
thruhiker99
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I'm still waiting to see this guy's PDGA # and check to see if his money is where his mouth is.
jobwilson
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Who? Be more descriptive.
jobwilson
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Are you talking the 996 rated Am?
Paul Priest aka Whiz #35109
http://www.pdga.com/player_stats/51060
I don't think Harry Allen Pearce has a PDGA#. I'm not convinced he even plays disc golf.
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