overloaded terms: more stable

[toothyfish]

But as you beat a disc, it really becomes more underbeaten...

OR MAYBE...

Overbeaten = understable

 

[bjreagh]

If I find an overstable disc on the understable side of the rough, and there is a name and number on it, do I have to return it, because obviously the person who threw it does not know the terminology properly and therefore I would be doing them a favor by just keeping it.

(Also, this may have already been said, but forgive me for skipping a few of the posts on this topic- funny how my web browser marks the words overstable and understable as misspelled/not words!)

 

[agent_peebody]

But as you beat a disc, it really becomes more underbeaten...

OR MAYBE...

Overbeaten = understable

you sir, have blown my mind.

 

[toothyfish]

That should be your next avatar...

 

[HeartlessCynic]

Is this horse overbeaten, beaten, or underbeaten?

Throw it and find out. I think it could still handle some headwind.

 

[j0atz]

Throw it and find out. I think it could still handle some headwind.

HUCK THAT HORSE!

 

[agent_peebody]

HUCK THAT HORSE!

nice avatar!

 

[j0atz]

nice avatar!

had to do it...