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I've spent $956.36 at DGC since February of 2011. Yeah, I tend to buy a few discs every couple of months. Might be a problem. Still, cheaper than being married.
That made me laugh out loud! To answer the OP, too many. I've started to do some custom dyes for people in an attempt to use my design skills while thinning the collection and (hopefully) making some money on the side.
I've got a new place now with enough room for a putting area and a few discs are on the walls. When you walk in, the bulk of my collection is close to the front door. I'm a bit concerned about bringing ladies over as they'll be hit with the bulk of my disc golf collection immediately. If she can deal with a mild to moderate disc golf obsession, she might be dateable. If she can make it through a round with me on a snow-covered course, she might be a keeper!
I was already married when i picked up disc golf or i would probably still be single. My wife saw the amount of disc i had the other day and said are you effin serious. I didn't have an answer.
I was told in no uncertain terms that they will never be hanging on any walls
Too often is also how often i buy a disc. Between bought and won in tourneys i have more than i will ever need. Too lazy for ebay, i have backups for backups for backups.
Is 40 wizards too many?