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"I sure did enjoy having Dad visit my course. It was a fun round, and Dad both did well, and experienced some of the typical hazards like the creekbed OB. Some basket credits need to be made: The art basket is a "Funky Junky Disc Golf…"

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"Happy birthday.I pray so that people in the world can live happily.I expect that there is wonderful encounter.From a Japanese grand master player."

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"Happy Birthday. People can live in good health! From a Japanese Grand Master player."

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"How is the condition? Happy Birthday. Japan was refreshing autumn. It is the most suitable season in Discgolf."

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Put your home Zip or Postal Code here.: 54758

Be real. If your identity is a nickname, share your real name.: Don Ticknor

When did you discover and begin playing this best of all sports?: august 1999 Troy Campbell

City Where You Live: Osseo

State or Province Where You Live: Wisconsin

Country Where You Live: USA

What is your "home" course?: Tower Ridge

What are your Top Five courses?: Tower Ridge
Wildapple
Highbridge, The Bear
Standing Rocks
Whitcombe Farm

How many discs do you own?: thouands as co-owner of TnT Discs LLC What do you want? tntdiscs.com

What is your favorite disc golf-related website?: PDGA.com

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At 4:45pm on October 19, 2012, Kazuhiko Gomibuchi said…: Happy birthday.
I pray so that people in the world can live happily.
I expect that there is wonderful encounter.
From a Japanese grand master player.

At 5:26am on October 19, 2011, Kazuhiko Gomibuchi said…: Happy Birthday.
People can live in good health!
From a Japanese Grand Master player.

At 6:01am on October 19, 2010, Kazuhiko Gomibuchi said…: How is the condition?
Happy Birthday.
Japan was refreshing autumn.
It is the most suitable season in Discgolf.

At 3:03am on October 19, 2010, Jack Moore said…: Happy B-Day… hope you enjoy your day with friends and family

At 11:02pm on March 25, 2010, floyd eye DGP said…: Whats going on tick? hit me up on ephonemail sometime, hope all is well!

At 1:14am on October 19, 2009, Kazuhiko Gomibuchi said…: Happy Birthday.
I celebrate it from remote Japan distantly.
It be a splendid Discgolf season for you!

At 11:33pm on February 26, 2009, floyd eye DGP said…: class of 69 eh? Castaways was probably in business back then or even the White Cottage or Madison Bar & Gril? Get ahold of me via www.floydeye.com or email me at floyd@floydeye.com. I'll send you my # so we can play a round or two & visit if time allows it.
Thanks for the friend invite.

At 7:13pm on February 6, 2009, castawaydave said…: That article in FDM is beautiful. Everyone is stolked to is our small remote and primative spot on the planet out there for all to see.
This year we stayed in Mackenzie all weekend. Save you ones all year and come join us next year. It's one of the least expensive vacations out there.

At 8:12pm on February 4, 2009, castawaydave said…: And Bunkajins don't sound sweet. It's a sort of klocking sound.

At 8:09pm on February 4, 2009, castawaydave said…: I suppose so but it seems a bit thin. I mean you are free to make it any size you want. But with the bunkajin the sweet spot is close to the same as a mack III or so. If you can afford it you should try larger and even copper. Copper sounds sweet like a giant chime.