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Re: "Frolf"

Postby midger » April 27th, 2010, 7:08 pm

Which one is the Frutter?
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Re: "Frolf"

Postby Sasha » April 27th, 2010, 7:16 pm

DrCreek wrote:Is it just Chris (mtnguru), Joe (SheriffJoe) and myself that frolf? I'm thinking those of us that do frolf should meet up in Mammoth this year for a few rounds of the beloved game. I understand there's a frolf course there, but I've never played it. I also understand that there's a stream running through it somewhere. Throw it short, and you'll have to chase your beloved driver or mid-range downstream ! Love it. Anyway, if anyone else "frolfs" and this sounds just too-cool-for-school, let's try it this year in Mammoth. I know Chris is down for it and Joe too (if he can be in town for it). In the meantime, I just pulled out all my discs and cleaned them off in anticipation of my next session with Chris. Enjoy the color scheme (as it goes very well with my BJAC clown wig attire). :bananadance:



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So where is the hot pink :bananadance:
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Re: "Frolf"

Postby Sheriff Joe » April 27th, 2010, 7:36 pm

You are such a geek! I just played the course a mile from my house here in Longmont for the first time last week-not bad at all. There are about 10 courses in the area I'm dying to check out, including one in Crested Butte where you take the chairlift up the mountin and frolf back down. That course is supposed to be crazy difficult, with a couple of 800+ foot holes. And yes, I will do everything possible to make it out to Mammoth this summer...
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Re: "Frolf"

Postby Sasha » April 27th, 2010, 8:16 pm

DrCreek wrote:
midger wrote:Which one is the Frutter?




Sasha... you're so *. It's the disc located at the 7 o'clock position. You know "hot pink" better than the rest of us, right? :bananadance: You be colorblind, brother !!




I beg to differ the disc @ VII is NOT solid hot pink. It looks like some hippie tie die pinkish thing :bananadance: :bananadance:
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Re: "Frolf"

Postby Sasha » April 27th, 2010, 9:10 pm

DrCreek wrote:Okay, <oops!>... 730'ish position. Is that better? :lol: The tie-dyed one is a mid-range Drone 180g. Chris turned me on to it. Saves me at least two strokes every session, at least.





Yes that is better :lol: :booty:


Oh yea I forgot to say "Shut up! Or I will bring the vest :bananadance: ".
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Re: "Frolf"

Postby Papasequoia » April 27th, 2010, 10:38 pm

Sorry, I don't smoke pot anymore. :rockon:
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Re: "Frolf"

Postby Pete » April 28th, 2010, 5:56 am

My gawd :doh: !!!! Whatever happened to playing with just the black and gold masters frizbee? It started out so simple and now sounds like the uppies took over :booty: . Do you stop off at Starbucks for a latte and scone before you flit onto the course? I am now very, very, very concerned about several of you :D .

Sasha,
You of all people!!! You should be yelling pull and blasting the "disc" out of the air with a 12 gauge. When did you go so California?
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Re: "Frolf"

Postby rayfound » April 28th, 2010, 7:09 am

* I just love the word "Frolf".


Sounds like fun guys... but I've already got too many hobbies.

But seriously, could you guys pick anything more White to do?
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Re: "Frolf"

Postby Sasha » April 28th, 2010, 7:32 am

Pete wrote:
Sasha,
You of all people!!! You should be yelling pull and blasting the "disc" out of the air with a 12 gauge. When did you go so California?





Me?!?!?!?!? No way I would play that ghey game :bananadance: I was just making fun of creek ;)

Besides I wouldn't use a 12ga that would be too easy. I would use my AR-15 to add a little sport; it would be more satisfying to use a not legal in CA gun :booty:
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Re: "Frolf"

Postby Sheriff Joe » April 28th, 2010, 8:07 am

ORANGE MOCHA FRAPPACHINOS! Hopefully none of us expire in an unfortunate gasoline-fight accident.

It's a pretty white sport, I'll admit, but I have played a couple rounds with my friend Dru, who is black. So there! And it's not ALL pot-smoking hippies. When Chris, the Doc and I play it's two straight-edge firefighters and a drug-tested-for-work teacher. So there!
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Re: "Frolf"

Postby Danny McB » April 28th, 2010, 8:43 am

I FROLF.

I actually do the most FROLF'ing when I'm up in the Sierras with a few buddies and we just make up holes as we go..... played for 8 hours one day.

Anyways weve got a few courses here locally that are fun but nothing special.


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Re: "Frolf"

Postby Pete » April 28th, 2010, 9:20 am

I have also Frolfed in the Sierras. Bad case of the flu :doh: . It can be in the mountains or at home, but when I have the flu I Frolf :bananadance: :bananadance: :bananadance:.

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Re: "Frolf"

Postby mtnguru » April 28th, 2010, 10:12 pm

That was quite the enjoyable "session" :D We gotta give the new course a go at soon!
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Re: "Frolf"

Postby Sheriff Joe » April 29th, 2010, 8:39 am

New course? Where?
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Re: "Frolf"

Postby mtnguru » April 29th, 2010, 8:57 am

Greg at the pro shop told Mike and I that there was a new course opening in Kit Carson Park, up in Escondido. Supposedly, eighteen holes and all.
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