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by JR » Sat Jul 05, 2008 11:53 am
He does have something right in his brain for sure.
Flat shots need running on the center line of the tee and planting each step on the center line. Anhyzer needs running from rear right to front left with the plant step hitting the ground to the left of the line you're running on. Hyzer is the mirror of that.
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by The Euphoric Nightmare » Fri Oct 03, 2008 3:23 am
Well, been a while since I've dyed some discs as non-Winter months are for DGing.
But had a tourney here in town to raise money for Tee Pads for one of our courses and these are my contribution to the raffle.
On a Red GCF CryZtal Buzzz, weight 173-178g
Skull & Cross Sabers.
On a Yellow GCF CryZtal Buzzz, weight 173-178g
Snake twisting around a couple of skulls.
Skulls didn't quite turn out as well as I'd hoped.
Look like a Ferringi (SP? race from Star Trek:TNG) Skulls
On a White GCF Star Aviar, wieght 175g
An Editorial Cartoon I found somewheres on the net, think it was on this sight actually. Don't recall artists name. Oops.
Had some bleeding while dipping on the rim edge, so just went with it and framed it in black
But had a tourney here in town to raise money for Tee Pads for one of our courses and these are my contribution to the raffle.
On a Red GCF CryZtal Buzzz, weight 173-178g
Skull & Cross Sabers.
On a Yellow GCF CryZtal Buzzz, weight 173-178g
Snake twisting around a couple of skulls.
Skulls didn't quite turn out as well as I'd hoped.
Look like a Ferringi (SP? race from Star Trek:TNG) Skulls
On a White GCF Star Aviar, wieght 175g
An Editorial Cartoon I found somewheres on the net, think it was on this sight actually. Don't recall artists name. Oops.
Had some bleeding while dipping on the rim edge, so just went with it and framed it in black
Life is too important to take seriously.
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by Hoey » Fri Oct 03, 2008 6:31 am
love that aviar.
Nice recovery with the edge too...
takes some chutzpah to dye cryztal plastic too...
great job!
Nice recovery with the edge too...
takes some chutzpah to dye cryztal plastic too...
great job!
Throw discs, and forget about life for awhile...
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by ChUcK » Fri Oct 03, 2008 10:40 am
The Euphoric Nightmare wrote:
On a White GCF Star Aviar, wieght 175g
An Editorial Cartoon I found somewheres on the net, think it was on this sight actually. Don't recall artists name. Oops.
Had some bleeding while dipping on the rim edge, so just went with it and framed it in black
The artist's name is Jim Borgman. He is a longtime editorial cartoonist, and my uncle's partner in crime. They write/draw the comic strip "Zits", which is one of the major worldwide strips at the moment.
Sidenote, my uncle, Jerry Scott, also writes "Baby Blues", with Rick Kirkman drawing.
Cool, huh?
EDIT: nice skull and sabers. Seen that one before, though...
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