Ewb46
Birdie Member
Lazy or blind as a bat who knows?
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PhilipRB
Newbie
i would sign it with my name return it and the next time i find it keep it
Another thought. Since you are finding so many of his discs that he should be recovering on his own, propose the idea of him paying you a recovery fee for each of his discs that you find. Be businesslike and explain to him that a lot of other poeple that find discs wouldn't go to the great lengths that you have. If he's not on board with it, then you are free to do whatever you want as you will have acted in good faith as far as I'm concerned. Its one thing to find them deep in the sticks or an occasional disc that was forgotten about--its a whole different matter when someone is simply too lazy to spend a couple minutes looking for an errant disc. Sounds to me like this guy is abusing your good nature.
If it has no name, it sort of is yours, unless you really know who's it is.
But that is an interesting idea
If you are going to call, charge him a few bucks for your time and effort if he isn't going to offer you anything. Or just keep any others that you find. There is no reason for him to change his bad habit if he is getting his discs back for free. He has no respect for other peoples time.
People can find their own disc if they want to. Most just give up way too easily.
People can find their own disc if they want to. Most just give up way too easily.
joke him.
disc-o maniac
Birdie Member
yea i agree if you bring them back he will never learn his lesson, i'd say $4.50 returning and handling take it or leave it
KMaC
Double Eagle Member
Y'all don't have trees in Maryland?
Yeah, there are plenty of places for discs to "disappear" on dry land.
There's this "special" guy that discs at Castle Hayne, he is always losing discs. Every time my buds have called him to return the disc he doesn't answer so they just gave up. I think if I was you I'd tell the guy you're just gonna start leaving the discs in a certain secluded spot at the course when you find them, like in a tree with a hole in it. Returning discs is a swell thing to do but don't get taken advantaged by it.
This thread is making me sad about my lost Leopard. I feel so guilty buying a disc again after I have lost it. Back to my standby champ Leopard... it has been quite reliable. It's gone in the chains on at least 5 100" upshots.
I'd start returning his discs with bullet holes in them.
Nothing wrong with a test run. That's how I became acquainted with the Wraith. Liked it so much after I returned it, I bought by own!
chronicatm
Eagle Member
if you have his # (which you do) you should have been prank calling him this whole time.
test runs are how i started out
PhilipRB
Newbie
i miss my starfire that disc would slice through the forest like a doctor
AggieDiscer
Par Member
So speaking about test running lost discs... I have a funny story. I found this guys disc on my home course and found the guy it belonged to. Went up to him and asked if I could give it a test drive; unfortunately I boomed it way out there and landed it in a pond. I felt real bad, and the reaction on his face was not good. Ooops.
So what would you guys do in that situation?
So what would you guys do in that situation?
Sloan
Birdie Member
well atleast he knows where his disc is.
i guess i wouldnt have tested after i found him and not near water for sure, after the fact i guess im not sure what i would have done
I don't know, maybe slap him or punch him in the crotch while you're at it?
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