DudeBro911
Bogey Member
99% of people parking their car behind the left field fence at a baseball field are going to recognize there's a potential for damage because they see the field and know what it is and what happens there.
Driving through a park, who except a disc golfer with knowledge of the course is going to recognize there's the remotest chance of something hitting the car, let alone that that something will be a disc?
I think some folks have an inflated sense of how recognized our sport is to the average person. Even when there are signs warning about flying discs near parking lots, most people are picturing beach frisbees, not speed 13 high speed drivers going 50-60 MPH through the air.
they best recognize, might save them some money! You smell me?
No but for real, I agree with you. You break you buy. Sometimes.
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