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<ahem> Is anyone else planning on trying this sport this weekend?

Now, Amie....
Are you afraid we'll embarass you?

Thanks Scott, that sounds like fun.

John lets take our "Orcs".

I'm the tiniest bit competitive, yes!

i was curious as to where the 'team' stands when they are trying to catch the bottle and frisbee? cause i know my friends, and if you stand in front, they will just start whippin those discs in there and try and hurt somebody..

bigjohn

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I'm the tiniest bit competitive, yes!

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That's not what I meant.

I meant are you afraid that you're gonna end up with a crowd of drunk frisbee-throwers that'll reflect bad on you when the Twain/Langes call the police for too much noise on the lake?

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I'm the tiniest bit competitive, yes!

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and are you talking about the frisbee or the drinking??

The advantage to being 25 km from the nearest town is almost nobody calls the police for party noise! And sadly, I am a total lightweight when it comes to drinking, which I make up for by getting good at the games in question! Of course, if we're starting with Frisbeer, I think lawn darts might be out . . .

>>its simple. basically everyone throws the hole, and you have to drink 1/2 a beer for every stroke you are behind the best score on the hole. so, someone shoots par 3, and you shoot bogey 4, you drink half a beer. you double bogey with a 5, you are drinking the whole beer! and we make you drink em before we tee off at the next hole. but trust me, on a HOT august afternoon, downing that much is not a prob.

This sounds a lot like the University of Waterloo engineering rallies, where the navigator had to drink a beer at each checkpoint.

hey John,
little late on the response here:

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i was curious as to where the 'team' stands when they are trying to catch the bottle and frisbee? cause i know my friends, and if you stand in front, they will just start whippin those discs in there and try and hurt somebody..

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Each team is supposed to stand behind their stake. I guess you could figure there is an invisible line drawn on the ground through the stake at a 90 degree angle. Players shouldn't step in front of that line, keeps people from "goaltending" their post. I am not so sure that explains it very clearly....does it make any sense?