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Mxsmanic wrote in
: Erik writes: If I really need to know if I'm directly over something, I take into account the wind and my velocity and start dropping golf balls and watch where they land. Of course, by the time they hit the ground, I've probably moved a couple hundred feet or so which then requires more golf balls. It's a never-ending battle. Seriously? Idiot |
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