The Inevitable 2025 Pros Switching Sponsors Thread

My head canon is that Discraft is a money laundering scheme for dirty investments by the ledgestone insurance company.

And since reality no longer matters no one can convince me otherwise.
I'm not much into conspiracy theory-type stuff, but in today's world, it's not that far fetched; especially after Enron. If Ledgestone weren't in the picture, I doubt Discraft would be making these types of team moves
 
Regarding whether or not Ricky will throw any McBeth discs - it's complicated. Sure he can throw any of them, but promotion is another thing, and sharing a byline with Paul on one of his signature line of discs is another. Right now only 5 Discraft pros share a disc with him.

1) Chris Dickerson Z Metallic Swirl Athena
2) Missy Gannon Z Sparkle Malta
3) Adam Hammes ESP Swirl Anax
4) Paul Ulibarri Z Sparkle Hades
5) Corey Ellis Z Glo Metallic Zeus

That's just from their Team Discraft site. But it looks like, at most, Ricky could potentially have a single collab disc with Paul, but it would likely sell like crazy.

So I think Ricky may not take to the Luna or Kratos as a tour-series/collab disc. He's definitely doing a signature-series putter that's being prototyped now, and the Raptor. If there were potentially any thing that Paul has that Ricky would throw, my money would be on the Malta. Maybe the Zeus.
 
I find ricky a pretty dynamic player. He's always going for it and making things happen, fun to watch. When I started playing a few years ago, I did some of the dynamic discs subscription boxes and have been getting regular monthly shipments for three years. Seeing what ricky was able to do with the same discs I throw was also fun for me. Now that he's with discraft, I'm not necessarily going to go get a new bag, but I'm kinda stocked to see what he goes with and how he works some new discs.
 
My head canon is that Discraft is a money laundering scheme for dirty investments by the ledgestone insurance company.

And since reality no longer matters no one can convince me otherwise.

In another chat and also chatting with an old head, it makes more sense when you look at it like this.

Discrafts largest selling disc is.... Ultrastar.
They are practically bankrolling all their pro players with ultrastar sales.

It's the only used ultimate for competition, and colleges and everyone else is buying them 1000's at a time.

Agreed, but we gotta ban "cringe" first. Fuck that word.

Most of these words become frustrating not because of their weirdness, but because of their constant miss-use by those with a less than desirable grasp on vocabulary.

This idea that "language is ever changing and flowing" is poppycock. You can't just take a word and suddenly make it mean something different. But that's what is going on, so when words like "cringe" come about and start getting thrown carelessly, it starts to get on some peoples nerves when they hear words used poorly or overused.

Shit triggers me pretty hard sometimes. I just put my fingers in my ears. lalalalalalala.
Or get out the soap box and yell at clouds and stuff.
 
DanJon:
Someone from Innova 100% browses this forum.


Discette works for Innova.

FALSE:


I retired from "The Best Job in the World" in February 2022. I also retired from volunteering for clubs and events. These days I mostly browse the Circle Jerk.



Jeez, I can't even do a multiple quote correctly.
 
If there is a way to throw a hyzer, he'll find it. That's his game. It works, but its boring as shit.

Boring is what wins.

Boring is almost always what wins.

Unless someone just goes full hail marry and gets lucky.
 
The English word barbecue and its cognates in other languages come from the Spanish word barbacoa, which has its origin in an indigenous American word.[3] Etymologists believe this to be derived from barabicu found in the language of the Arawak people of the Caribbean and the Timucua people of Florida;[4] it has entered some European languages in the form of barbacoa. The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) traces the word to Hispaniola and translates it as a "framework of sticks set upon posts".[5]

A popular folk etymology of the word says that the term is derived from the French barbe à queue ("from beard to tail") signifying a whole animal being roasted on a spit, but this origin for the word is not supported by academic etymology.[6]

The term itself has two spellings in English: "barbecue" and "barbeque". While in most countries the spelling "barbecue" is used, the spelling "barbeque" is occasionally used in Australia, New Zealand,[7] and the US.
 
If there is a way to throw a hyzer, he'll find it. That's his game. It works, but its boring as shit.
That's why we need to get off the golf courses and back in the woods. Ricky's scramble game is a sight to behold, but it doesn't get much use in the wide open.
 
In another chat and also chatting with an old head, it makes more sense when you look at it like this.

Discrafts largest selling disc is.... Ultrastar.
They are practically bankrolling all their pro players with ultrastar sales.

It's the only used ultimate for competition, and colleges and everyone else is buying them 1000's at a time.



Most of these words become frustrating not because of their weirdness, but because of their constant miss-use by those with a less than desirable grasp on vocabulary.

This idea that "language is ever changing and flowing" is poppycock. You can't just take a word and suddenly make it mean something different. But that's what is going on, so when words like "cringe" come about and start getting thrown carelessly, it starts to get on some peoples nerves when they hear words used poorly or overused.

Shit triggers me pretty hard sometimes. I just put my fingers in my ears. lalalalalalala.
Or get out the soap box and yell at clouds and stuff.
I'm glad to see someone using the word "poppycock" in 2025.
 
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