Stud Muffin
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I think Juke was being sarcastic
Juke is never sarcastic...
I think Juke was being sarcastic
It really turns my stomach with what this sport has turned into these past couple of years, makes me think twice about calling when I find someones disc, no one calls me.
Okay here is my story, I was playing the other day at my local Dgc and I threw a disc right in the middle of the fairway, I bend down to pick my bag up and when I looked up and I saw some punk kid running across the fairway and grab my disc. Me not being able to run(with my bad leg) I whipped my phone out and took pictures of this kid. I am honestly thinking about calling the cops because I still have the reciept And the pictures of this punk. So should I call the cops and try to get my disc back? It was my favorite disc.
It really turns my stomach with what this sport has turned into these past couple of years, makes me think twice about calling when I find someones disc, no one calls me.
Tell Phillip to stop! (just kidding)
I was playing McNaughten Park (pekin, il) the other day my buddy drove off hole 18...ended up in the gravel by the road (which lines the entire hole).....some kid in a truck pulled up next to the disc as we were going to get it, yanked it and drove off with it. These guys will get whats coming sooner or later!
lulzdid he at least put down a marker so you knew where to take your next throw from?
I am not going to post the picture of this punk because as many have said it may be illegal to do so, and I am goin to stick with not telling you where I play at. I just needed to vent and let the frustration out, I will probably go by my local PIAS and see what I can find there. And no I do not write my number on my discs as I do not lose them very often and I find them myself