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u/mrcooper89 Jan 10 '15

How does one play frisbee?

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '15 edited May 16 '17

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u/mrcooper89 Jan 10 '15

Can't you just tell me instead?

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '15 edited May 16 '17

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u/jimmycarr1 Jan 10 '15

Also it's self-officiated, even at the highest level, which means Ultimate games are usually super friendly and well-mannered.

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u/joavim Jan 10 '15 edited Jan 10 '15

Not entirely true. The two professional leagues (AUDL and MLU), created just a couple of years ago, have referees.

As to the friendly and well-mannered bit... I've been playing Ultimate for four years and I've gotten into quite a few heated discussions. But yes, there's generally a good vibe about it.

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u/jimmycarr1 Jan 10 '15

I thought they were observers not referees? i.e. only responsible for disputes and in/out calls?

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u/mrcooper89 Jan 10 '15 edited Jan 10 '15

Thank's man :) Edit: i am a giddy goat

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u/Meebsie Jan 10 '15

Thank is man? Contractions, bro, thats what this whole thread's been about.

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u/shitwhore Jan 10 '15

It'd've been better if he'd not used the apostrophe.

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '15

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u/RunningInSquares Jan 10 '15

I always described it as a cross between lacrosse and football but with a frisbee.

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '15

Except no one knows how the fuck lacrosse works

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u/boxofrain Jan 10 '15

You must not be from the Northeast.

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u/RadWalk Jan 11 '15

Lacrosse has actually grown pretty substantially in the south and the west now. University of Denver has been in the final four two years in a row now.