Just stumbled across this the other day and it made me lol.
http://www.spinelessbooks.com/unknown/discgolf1.htm
Enjoy.
Well written Disc Golf story
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Well written Disc Golf story
by Da5id » Fri Apr 28, 2006 1:48 pm
Be empty. Throw with love in your heart. Be unattached to outcome.
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Re: Well written Disc Golf story
by DAllen » Fri Apr 28, 2006 6:53 pm
Da5id wrote:Just stumbled across this the other day and it made me lol.
http://www.spinelessbooks.com/unknown/discgolf1.htm
Enjoy.
Funny? Sorry, that was BIZARRE.
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by bluesmiley » Tue May 02, 2006 11:37 am
I'm always amazed that I can somehow play something like disc golf and enjoy the company of people who, without the sport, would just seem small-minded and soulless. Lacking good taste, what redeems you is the sport that binds us all together. And so it is. Great link Da5id.
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by Frank Delicious » Tue May 02, 2006 1:20 pm
Yeah....uh, it sure was a story about disc golf...I think. As a man who loves the English language I would have to say A for effort D for execution and grammar.
"I threw a roller"
optical illusion hole?:roll:
That story made my brain hurt.
I did love the picture of the guy in a full tux with champagne and a DG bag. I now want to play disc like that.
"I threw a roller"
optical illusion hole?:roll:
That story made my brain hurt.
I did love the picture of the guy in a full tux with champagne and a DG bag. I now want to play disc like that.
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by TexasOutlaw » Tue May 02, 2006 2:09 pm
Frank_Delicious wrote:
That story made my brain hurt.
I did love the picture of the guy in a full tux with champagne and a DG bag. I now want to play disc like that.
As I sit here fixated... I begin to contemplate that Te-amos is not hyphenated. Not a bad smoke though!
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by discmonkey42 » Tue May 02, 2006 10:41 pm
bluesmiley wrote:I'm always amazed that I can somehow play something like disc golf and enjoy the company of people who, without the sport, would just seem small-minded and soulless. Lacking good taste, what redeems you is the sport that binds us all together.
Ain't that the truth. There's no way that I could ever hang out with a lot of the people I play with and I'm sure a lot feel the same about me. On the course, though, it's all family and that's one of the best things about this sport.
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