There’s a limit to that advice. Seems like he’s doing just fine right now, but it would only get worse if he started aiming higher.
Once shooting himself in the foot, he soon got the point.
Or lower, “and I’m done talking.”
The lesson of experience are usually simple but rarely applied. We make some mistakes over and over.
It’s all about the launch angle.
ould he be any closer to the target…? Darts are thrown farther…>…>…I
Keep the target in sight.
The unaimed arrow never misses. T-shirt wisdom.
William Tell learned a similar lesson the hard way!
I shot an arrow in the air,
It fell to Earth, I knew not where.
Until one day, with rage profound,
The man it fell on came around.
He showed me where that arrow fell,
A place I do not care to tell.
And so I now no longer care,
For shooting arrows in the air.
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Richard S Russell Premium Member over 5 years ago
There’s a limit to that advice. Seems like he’s doing just fine right now, but it would only get worse if he started aiming higher.
B UTTONS over 5 years ago
Once shooting himself in the foot, he soon got the point.
enigmamz over 5 years ago
Or lower, “and I’m done talking.”
sandpiper over 5 years ago
The lesson of experience are usually simple but rarely applied. We make some mistakes over and over.
Joe Cooker Premium Member over 5 years ago
It’s all about the launch angle.
InTraining Premium Member over 5 years ago
ould he be any closer to the target…? Darts are thrown farther…>…>…I
the lost wizard over 5 years ago
Keep the target in sight.
Charlie Fogwhistle over 5 years ago
The unaimed arrow never misses. T-shirt wisdom.
chris_weaver over 5 years ago
William Tell learned a similar lesson the hard way!
paullp Premium Member over 5 years ago
I shot an arrow in the air,
It fell to Earth, I knew not where.
Until one day, with rage profound,
The man it fell on came around.
He showed me where that arrow fell,
A place I do not care to tell.
And so I now no longer care,
For shooting arrows in the air.