High Vertical Tear

TobyfromMO · Post by **TobyfromMO** » March 2nd, 2006, 4:47 pm

Hobie, will you STFU if we all agree you?re right? My point is you can?t fix STUPID. I honestly can?t figure out what you?re so proud of here. Pat yourself on the back, there are two ?fixes? for a consistent high nock. When the guy rules out both from the beginning it?s not hard to conclude he has equipment (not tuning) issues or he is a complete and utter dipshit, which you have no idea of. All the self-proclaimed experts on board make 40 fornicating posts and prove their competence. You got lucky with the rest, for all you know he could have been shooting a left handed bow right handed and didn?t know any better. For Christ sake, I guess ?cock-eyed? mounted rests are a common sight for some people. Archery pro shops suck...a pocket bow press and a set of allen wrenches and anyone can do 95% of what a pro shop does on any given day.

PoisonSnake · Post by **PoisonSnake** » March 2nd, 2006, 4:54 pm

Bullchit Toby. I'm not fornicating with any pocket bow press. heck, I'm not pressing one of my bows ever. I'll mess with it once it is on there, but I'm not doing it myself.

hobiecat · Post by **hobiecat** » March 2nd, 2006, 4:57 pm

So Toby, what are you tryin to say??

PS, with you track record... I'd say that is a wise choice.

TobyfromMO · Post by **TobyfromMO** » March 2nd, 2006, 5:12 pm

What??? Do you read English? You can?t fix STUPID!! You didn't tell the guy poopoo. He answered his own question in his first post. High nock tear...he said he lowered his nock point and tried a stiffer spined arrow. Done...that?s all you can do. Common sense would now say to look for equipment issues. You guessed it was his rest and got lucky.

TobyfromMO · Post by **TobyfromMO** » March 2nd, 2006, 5:14 pm

PoisonSnake said:
Bullchit Toby. I'm not fornicating with any pocket bow press. heck, I'm not pressing one of my bows ever. I'll mess with it once it is on there, but I'm not doing it myself.

Why not?

Warmouth · Post by **Warmouth** » March 2nd, 2006, 5:19 pm

What was that you can't fix again?

hobiecat · Post by **hobiecat** » March 2nd, 2006, 5:20 pm

There wasn't any luck involved. The rest was the only reasonable answer based on the information he gave.

TobyfromMO said:

PoisonSnake said:

Bullchit Toby. I'm not fornicating with any pocket bow press. heck, I'm not pressing one of my bows ever. I'll mess with it once it is on there, but I'm not doing it myself.

Why not?

Toby, have you read any of PS's posts??!

PoisonSnake · Post by **PoisonSnake** » March 2nd, 2006, 5:29 pm

Toby: I wish to have my bow back in the same shape that it was in when I started. Also, I don't want to kill myself or anyone in the vicinity of the bowpress.

hobiecat · Post by **hobiecat** » March 2nd, 2006, 5:38 pm

X-zactly!

TobyfromMO · Post by **TobyfromMO** » March 2nd, 2006, 6:24 pm

hobiecat said:
There wasn't any luck involved. The rest was the only reasonable answer based on the information he gave.

TobyfromMO said:
PoisonSnake said:
Bullchit Toby. I'm not fornicating with any pocket bow press. heck, I'm not pressing one of my bows ever. I'll mess with it once it is on there, but I'm not doing it myself.

Why not?

Toby, have you read any of PS's posts??!

Are you kidding? He didn't give any useful information other than in his first post, where he answered his own question. No where after that did he give any information leading you to "reasonably" decide it had to be his rest.

Yes, I've read PS's posts and I still can't figure it out. A bows are simple to work on, can't hardly get much easier. But...then again, I have met people who can fornicate up the proverbial jelly sammich.

PoisonSnake · Post by **PoisonSnake** » March 2nd, 2006, 6:35 pm

Toby: I can do a lot of things in the lab that are next to impossible for some. I grew up doing a lot of my own work on my trucks. I don't trust anyone with my guns or my bows. But, there are a few things I refuse to do unless well trained. Right now, that one thing is press a bow. Ifn' someone would sit me down and show me the ins and outs, I'd probably go out and buy a press. Also, I don't fletch my own arrows as I don't have the patience for it. I think it is lack of patience on everything more than anything else. That, and I'm a skeerdycat.

Warmouth · Post by **Warmouth** » March 2nd, 2006, 6:49 pm

PoisonSnake said:
That, and I'm a skeerdycat.

Yeah, but that is well deserved.

hunting170 · Post by **hunting170** » March 2nd, 2006, 8:51 pm

PS...out of curiosity, how many black fingernails do you normally have, at any given time?

PoisonSnake · Post by **PoisonSnake** » March 3rd, 2006, 9:18 am

170: None. I hire all of my work out so that I don't have to get my hands dirty. The last bit of handy work I did was building a 200lb ladder stand. You know, the one that nearly cut my finger off when I was trying to move it last January.

TobyfromMO · Post by **TobyfromMO** » March 3rd, 2006, 10:30 am

Excited or disgusted?

Big pairs of TT's are all that get me excited.

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