medicinalfunk
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i believe the PDGA states, and i quote, "play a different course"
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Noobie Question Thread (Dumb Questions answered here)
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i believe the PDGA states, and i quote, "play a different course"
Giv'r
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I believe the "R" stands for rubber.
Frank Delicious
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Yeah r-pro is floppier and softer than normal pro.
There are a lot of site-related details in the Help/FAQ link at the top-right corner of the screen. 75 more posts and you'll be a birdie member.
Giv'r
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Actually he'll be a par member after 100 posts. I just hit 100 today!
Bogey: 0 - 99 Posts
Par: 100 - 249 Posts
Birdie: 250 - 499 Posts
Eagle: 500 - 999 Posts
Double Eagle: 1000 - 1999 Posts
*Ace* 2000+ Posts
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/faq.php?mode=show&id=28
Ummm...right. 25 posts plus 75 = 100. I'm not disagreeing with you...but we're both right.
Giv'r
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You wrote he'd be a birdie member after 75 more posts, but he'll actually be a par member then. After 225 more posts he'll be a birdie member. That's all.
Frank Delicious
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oh snap! Does MM74 become a mod now?
You wrote he'd be a birdie member after 75 more posts, but he'll actually be a par member then. After 225 more posts he'll be a birdie member. That's all.
:doh: math
No, and he doesn't get a refund on admission either. I feel like I just redeemed one of these:
Giv'r
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Lol. I wasn't trying to be a smart-ass, but...
GLong
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maybe he can be the Canadian consultant.
hey Frank - how did you attain such awesome forum posting skills, staggering wit, and general disc golf omniscience?
hey Frank - how did you attain such awesome forum posting skills, staggering wit, and general disc golf omniscience?
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It's almost worth a consultant's banner.
DGCR basic math consultant
So, I see this one guy that can roll his putter into a ball ( it pops out when released).
If it would stay in a ball state would it be legal to throw it into the basket or does a disc have to be released looking like a disc?
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The first and last are obtained by having a desk job where a lot of the time is spent waiting for code to compile or data to process
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So, I see this one guy that can roll his putter into a ball ( it pops out when released).
If it would stay in a ball state would it be legal to throw it into the basket or does a disc have to be released looking like a disc?
I believe this would fall under tuning/modifying a disc and is extreme enough where it would be illegal.
Star Shark
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It's a very soft rubber. It will pop back into shape instantly. This is what Feldberg was throwing when he was on Conan that time.
Giv'r
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It's almost worth a consultant's banner.
Almost. :thmbup:
I'm not sure if anyone would want my advice about the actual game of disc golf though. :doh:
Giv'r
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So, I see this one guy that can roll his putter into a ball ( it pops out when released).
If it would stay in a ball state would it be legal to throw it into the basket or does a disc have to be released looking like a disc?
That's the Gumbputt. It's just ridiculously floppy. You can feel it flop around in your hand with just the slightest motion. No good for me, but I could see it grabbing chains.
If a disc would stay like that I wouldn't think it would be legal, or helpful.
