Laughing Grass
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Giant beer pong would be more my speedReport back
Blaze & Daze
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Laughing Grass
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I'm competitive and need an edge.
Oh. That's fair. Just give THEM some cookies, and they'll be wobbly
TCH
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Disc golf is a great balance between exercise, fun, relaxing, and competitiveness.
StareCase
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But ... most of your spirit animals appear to be comatose.
RetiredToker76
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Ah first day of school and the bus driver missed the bus stop. So the kid came home and got a lift, they passed the bus on the way out, it was only an hour late.
The 13 year old made some incredibly decadent chocolate chip cookies to bribe her teachers on the first day, really glad she's learned the lessons of bribe first, ask for grade kicks later, but she could have left some cookies for the family.
Oh well, here's to a few months of quiet daytime again.
The 13 year old made some incredibly decadent chocolate chip cookies to bribe her teachers on the first day, really glad she's learned the lessons of bribe first, ask for grade kicks later, but she could have left some cookies for the family.
Oh well, here's to a few months of quiet daytime again.
TCH
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There are courses everywhere. It's awesome. It's fun and it's free to do in most cases. Cost of entry is pretty low to pick up a couple discs. Most courses are free. Some private places charge $5 for a round, but there are plenty of free courses around.
Laughing Grass
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Laughing Grass
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Competitive slothing... it's a thing.
TCH
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Heard that. The best thing we ever did was take a stack of discs to the last hole on the course the other day and just keep throwing them to see what the different discs do and how our different motions and throws affect the flight.I have played disc golf a few times. I'm really bad at throwing a frisbee.... it's going anywhere within 90 degrees of my left.
I'd probably be better at real golf.
StareCase
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Agreed - in real golf, you only go 45 degrees to the left.... I have played disc golf a few times. I'm really bad at throwing a frisbee.... it's going anywhere within 90 degrees of my left.I'd probably be better at real golf ...
On this, I think I may have you beat. But not at pickle ball..
Laughing Grass
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I'm not sure if this is funny or not. I would definitely go.
www.mistakenorders.com
We did dining in the dark, that was a weird experience.
www.onoirtoronto.com
RESTAURANT OF MISTAKEN ORDERS
This is a slightly unusual restaurant that was created to promote understanding of dementia and to spread kindness all over the world.
www.mistakenorders.com
We did dining in the dark, that was a weird experience.
Dine In The Dark – Jaren Feng
www.onoirtoronto.com
TCH
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Those both sound interesting.I'm not sure if this is funny or not. I would definitely go.
RESTAURANT OF MISTAKEN ORDERS
This is a slightly unusual restaurant that was created to promote understanding of dementia and to spread kindness all over the world.
We did dining in the dark, that was a weird experience.
Dine In The Dark – Jaren Feng
If it's real, I kind of love it and wanna go...I'm not sure if this is funny or not. I would definitely go.
RESTAURANT OF MISTAKEN ORDERS
This is a slightly unusual restaurant that was created to promote understanding of dementia and to spread kindness all over the world.
We did dining in the dark, that was a weird experience.
Dine In The Dark – Jaren Feng
Laughing Grass
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I was disappointed by onoir's menu. mash potatoes and gravy on everything... very simple comfort food.
I knew it was real, just not sure if it's exploiting senior citizens.
That's fair. It's probably tough to have a working situation with dementia patients since they may not understand contracts they're signing and stuff
TCH
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That's one of my love languages!!!!