nicksiders
GOLD MEMBER
4349 posts
Jun 01, 2010
3:10 PM
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I stood under my kits (2) and watched both score zeros in either the NBRC of WC (can't remember which). Is it more "honorable" to do that or commit to an action to DQ them? I have always felt the DQ was better than a zero. Less to explain over and over and definitely less embarrassing.
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What Is Life Without Honor?
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Nick Siders
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Scott
3063 posts
Jun 01, 2010
3:23 PM
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Nick..maybe that is the difference and why I could really care less about such trivial things and differences between a zero and a DQ...I have never been on the bottom of a finals fly before .. I think I won't get sloppy and let it happen again so that you guys can feed on each other instead LOL
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Scott Campbell
" God Bless "
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nicksiders
GOLD MEMBER
4350 posts
Jun 01, 2010
3:55 PM
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We like feasting on people who are fat on themselves and who are the self appointed BAR RAISERS for us all.(LOL) I still love ya, Scott.
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What Is Life Without Honor?
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Nick Siders
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winwardrollers
470 posts
Jun 01, 2010
4:14 PM
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Nick
Good thing you scorer two Zeros in those fly's, just think...if you would have got a couple of DQ.... you would have wet your pants.
bwinward
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rookie from ct
GOLD MEMBER
288 posts
Jun 01, 2010
5:13 PM
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Now I feel the love between you all, good to see this was all in love fun no love fun enjoy your next fly and cant wait to have a kit worth competing, Dennis
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gotspin7
2675 posts
Jun 01, 2010
5:28 PM
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Remember it was his party and he could cry if he wanted to!!! LOL.. Just messing with you Scotty!
I am happy with my low score...LOL
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Salvador Ortiz
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Scott
3064 posts
Jun 01, 2010
5:32 PM
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Well my intent was unselfish.. it was all about making you feel better buddy LOL
(I am happy with my low score...LOL)
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Scott Campbell
" God Bless "
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gotspin7
2676 posts
Jun 01, 2010
6:40 PM
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I am actually not but it is what it is, the birds did not have in them that day. Just back to the drawing board...lol... Good luck on you next one, I hope you BOMB out or DQ....LOL...
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Salvador Ortiz
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Ballrollers
GOLD MEMBER
2443 posts
Jun 02, 2010
8:12 AM
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Nick
A zero says your birds flew the time and that is something many kits fail to do. Many kits DQ because they fly less than 15 minutes.
A DQ means the kit was disqualified and we have explicit examples what calls for the kit to be disqualified. I find no examples in the fly rules, that gives anyone the idea, that if the kit stinks or if the judge is running behind,, the flyer may tell the judge to take his birds off the clock and give him a DQ.
For me, a DQ is the last thing I want on my score sheet, others here feel a low score or a ZERO is worse. The fact is , you pay your money, If you are lucky, your kit earns you a qualifier position and you take your chances.
The end of this story is the fact that it is what you do with that chance in the finals is up to the flyer, his birds, the weather, the BOPS , his luck, and the knowledge and ability of the judge.
Scott had a kit split in two kits and because of the out bird rule , that would keep his kit from scoring but it was NOT an offense that should require the judge to DQ his kit. Scott made the choice to not waste the judges time and send the judge off to the next kit. Different strokes for different folks.
Cliff
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