How high can you throw ball?

[Burrapeg]

Yes, if you did collect rare TP, it would be smart to never let the wife and kids run out of the ordinary stuff in the family loo, especially if you are often away from home for long periods. "Tom, please don't buy any more of that green stuff with the little swastikas on it. It was SO scratchy".

 

[Chaplain242]

 

[islandarb]

All you spoiled ass bitches can't make it thru the day without wiping your ass, gotta ruin perfectly good clothes. Eat some fiber.

True I never have to shit at work. Almost never eat at work either.

 

[Treezybreez]

Yes, if you did collect rare TP, it would be smart to never let the wife and kids run out of the ordinary stuff in the family loo, especially if you are often away from home for long periods. "Tom, please don't buy any more of that green stuff with the little swastikas on it. It was SO scratchy".

I actually brought back a square of toilet paper from Siberia. I'm sure it was comparable to 150grit sand paper.

 

[Aragorn]

I like to step on the Throwline if I see that I am going to miss, this saves me some time getting it back.

I seem to prefer stepping on the line just before it sails through the desired crotch. I must enjoy the practice... lol

 

[Greg_L]

Any preference differences between single-hand throwers and double-hand granny-throwers?

Seems like most everyone I see at comps and in video online is throwing two-handed, but I have zero release control with two hands. On the flip side, I can hit a 90' tip on a good day one-handed with dynaglide and a 12oz Harrison, and anything under 70' with solid consistency. Two-handed [though I haven't practiced much since it just doesn't work] I'm likely to lose it in the Sun, and then be reminded why I wear a helmet.


...or test the structural integrity of a co-worker's helmet standing behind me.


Separate Question:
Does anyone else like to mess with homeowners when having a hard time setting a line?

"Yeah, boss says if we miss five times, we go home..."

 

[southsoundtree]

I like the double-handed way of passing a bight through the ring, for single-handed throwing.

IF I need two hands, I just get the APTA.



I love to make a great shot, first time, and just walk away like no big deal. When the homeowner asks if that what I wanted, I say, "I don't have time to waste putting it in the wrong spot...there's work to be done."

Sometimes it takes 5 or more tries, particularly on conifers.