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    Posted: 05 Dec 13 at 9:06am
Originally posted by gordon1277

For clarification the dart was not supposed to be on our course as he should be Fast Handicap but we were quite happy for him to join in while he learnt but not for him to slow us all down while trying to stay clear and not realise he is doing it. Trying to get through the lee of a cat in a Phantom or 2000 is not easy.
Hence the quiet word.

Actually, it sounds like this situation was dealt with amicably and sensibly.  It is all too easy in these situations to build up an innocent mis-understanding into one involving confrontation and argument which benefits no-one (other than this forum of course which would be starved without a bit of confrontation and argument!)
What could possibly go wrong?
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Originally posted by Dougal

Originally posted by gordon1277

For clarification the dart was not supposed to be on our course as he should be Fast Handicap but we were quite happy for him to join in while he learnt but not for him to slow us all down while trying to stay clear and not realise he is doing it. Trying to get through the lee of a cat in a Phantom or 2000 is not easy.
Hence the quiet word.

Actually, it sounds like this situation was dealt with amicably and sensibly.  It is all too easy in these situations to build up an innocent mis-understanding into one involving confrontation and argument which benefits no-one (other than this forum of course which would be starved without a bit of confrontation and argument!)


Agreed, my point was valid (IMO) but only based on a few of the facts.  Thanks for the clarification.
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