I am glad that your rolls are longer then the song. 😀 😀
Good Rolling.

We know that Asian lady. One time in AC, Timmer had a great roll and she offered to buy him a watch.
We still laugh about it today….the watch was a Timmex. Great rolling and enjoy that new throwing/receiving station.

Dice Pilot, did she look like Connie Chong on Big Brother. This one did and she had the pitbosses and crew from every table looking at her. Everyone was looking at this woman and she was trying to talk with me. I am a little upset with her and myself. She didn’t offer to buy me a watch. 😆 And, I didn’t even talk much with her. Wow. Next time, I will take a picture of her and sent it to you. 😉

So you and Goddess are archery champions and very good dice influencers. I find that quite interesting. Says something about the trained eye to the exact target spot in both sports. I’m sure people who do something else that has a pin point spot needed to succeed also have a leg up on this dice control thing! Wonder how many others out there are archers or marksman, etc? Good shooting and carry on! 🙂

Getagrip, I started archery when I was 10 years old. My grandmother gave me a bow with 4 wooden arrows. My grandmother has a little Cherokee Indian in her. Everyone else in my family were Italian with a little Irish and German. I have been blessed by God to have my physical abilities. I take no credit for my attributes. God has been very good to me in my life even though I have had many down turns. I keep my head up and look for blessings. I am here for a reason, but I just haven’t figured it out just yet. I’m sad.

i love archery, i have taken many deer and elk with a bow and that
started with my dad and his sport shop. When i was a kid we used to
spine the wooden arrows and i would watch him make them and watch
him tie the flys for fishing… seems like a hundred years ago.

Last year my mom brought over a newspapaer articule that indicated
he was the first person in Wisconsin to take a deer and bear and the same
season with a bow. I did not know that before.

My wife and that Asian women have something in common.

My wife said if it were not for me she would not have to cook. clean or
wash clothes…. so see i have a purpose in life.

That asian women told me one day if i would learn to throw better she
could make some money and stop working.

It is a small world

gman

Small world Gman

I am also an archer, although on the hunting side of the sport. I got my first bow in 1954 and the small rodents on our farm were soon missing.
Archery is much more than pin point accuracy. It requires doing the same exact thing every shot for thousands of shots in a row, just like dice control. It requires patience,waiting for hours for that nice buck to work his way down the trail towards you only to arrive after dark. Just like going to the casino and waiting hours for your spot to open only to leave and try again another day.
It requires a mental toughness to perform your best against hundreds of others in competition, or being able to stand in against an Alaskan brown bear at just a few yards away. The mental toughness to remain calm in the face of an angry box man.
I could go on and on but, the lessons learned in most sports such as archery,basketball,baseball, bowling,golf, shooting,and other sports are lessons needed to be successful at dice control.

Goldfinger

Gman and Goldfinger,

Thanks for the answers. Those were great stories about how you got your starts in archery and I enjoyed them. Could tell that they brought back happy memories for you as we’ll.

No Goldfinger, I wasn’t trying to say that archery and shooting are ONLY about pin point accuracy. I was just suggesting that their may be a correlation between how accurately you guys hit your landing zone due to lots of training of your eyes in this area as youths. Now most people who have done any sport have pretty good hand eye coordination but if I am an inch off while throwing a softball then I am not so upset as the target is big and it can be adjusted slightly to assist in the catch. I think the smaller the ball/item and the smaller the playing field then the more accurate your shot has to be so maybe you all have trained the eye to a more accurate degree.An inch off with the dice can make a difference in hitting chips or having different faces show up. Can anyone learn to target accurately? Yes, I think they can with lots of practice but maybe that is one small area where you already have a leg up. It is only one small but important piece of our toss. These are just my mental musings and they may be somewhat accurate or way off base. Just found the correlation interesting so thought I would point it out. I say play to your strong tendencies! 🙂