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I had wiped this from my memory until you brought it up again. Thanks a lot. Now to hold of this depression I will be forced to spend another 30 bucks on new plastic. damn.
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Losing a disc...
- Thread starter jordash
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I had wiped this from my memory until you brought it up again. Thanks a lot. Now to hold of this depression I will be forced to spend another 30 bucks on new plastic. damn.
katana
Banned
there is no reason ever to lose a disc anywhere on dry land ever!
that is why i have never lost a disc ever.
that is why i have never lost a disc ever.
Trampy1
Par Member
It was only a matter of time!!
edward felcohands
Birdie Member
I found a yellow panther under some leaves in spring a few years ago. is your name Danny? it just said "good luck danny" on it with some hearts drawn in sharpie.
Trashthrasher
Eagle Member
Oddly enough my name is Dan, but mine never said that on it!!! Did you find it at Village Park in Sussex? Mine are marked as such...
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums/showpost.php?p=237262&postcount=53
disc-o maniac
Birdie Member
i once bought a star orc and lost it the very next day, i swore i knew exactly where it landed but after hours of searching....i never found it
Yes, katana is infallible, that is why I black out God in "In God We Trust" on all my money and substitute katana instead.
Hammer26
Newbie
Lost disc.
Just joined 1-19-10
I too have lost them in the open. I lost a PINK pro wraith in some grass. saw pretty much where it landed and still nothing. looked for 20 minutes. I got it in pink so it be easier to find. There goes my theory. Time for a new hypothesis.
Just joined 1-19-10
I too have lost them in the open. I lost a PINK pro wraith in some grass. saw pretty much where it landed and still nothing. looked for 20 minutes. I got it in pink so it be easier to find. There goes my theory. Time for a new hypothesis.
Trashthrasher
Eagle Member
I think some discs go into a black hole sometimes, only to be spit out at some other random time because I've found some just laying out in the open. Is the Appleton you're from Appleton, WI? If so, it's good to see more WI players on here.
So your answer to to the thread "most expensive plastic"... 30 chucks. I still wonder what happened to that disc. After walking a cris cross pattern atleast four times to no avail. New theory... prairie dogs took it underground and added to their stach.
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I once threw my sidewinder, put to much or whatever, turned it into a worm burner in the middle of an open Fairway. I watched it disappear over behind a raised area of the fairway. Well, I walked over to get it, Nothing! In plain site! I looked, looked, (East Bay park is on a bay, and when the tide comes in it floods the back part of the course. When it does it collectively pushes all of the mulch crap out with the water line. It's like a blanket of mulch) Anywho...
This Mulch covered a good portion of the course, I was kicking around trying to find my disc. I gave up, came back on the next round. Long story short, 3 hours later I'm walking the course and a glimmer in the grass caught my eye. There it was, buried underneath this:
This Mulch covered a good portion of the course, I was kicking around trying to find my disc. I gave up, came back on the next round. Long story short, 3 hours later I'm walking the course and a glimmer in the grass caught my eye. There it was, buried underneath this:
