Underground plane line
 

Change your Thinking
 

"Third Rail" topics
 

Proclamation
 

I have now come to the end of my copying in so far as trying to find "new" posts to copy.

My "system" was to take a look at all posts Yoda has made - beginning with the oldest one and work myself to the more recent ones. I have done that now, so there will not be more to be found that way.

I may still copy up things I'm interested reading again and again (instead of going back to find it in my thread where I first copied it), but most of the work is now done - so there we have it.

I'll still be working on my own things and will continue to ask questions, but the copying period is winding down from now.

So to "all my readers" - thanks, but not really good bye - just see you later perhaps..

A breath of fresh Air
 

Thanks Air!

As one who has been here since the forum's inception, I appreciate your efforts. You have unearthed many nuggets for the newer members to incubate and rekindled many wonderful memories for the more seasoned veterans :salut: .

The same from me as it was from him
 

As Drew said, Air.

Its been a pleasure being one of your readers.:salut:

Posts
 

AirAir, I have certainly enjoyed reading your posts.
I read evey one of them. Maybe you could continue
with YodaLuke. Thanks a lot.
Donn Kerby

Thanks to all
 

dkerby:
Most of the threads where Yoda's posts were found, are also copied. YodasLuke is already well represented, I believe.

I think I for the time being will limit it to his first post:
http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/thread72.html #4

Thanks Air ! :pray:

I'm sure that as make more baby steps in understanding the book I will come back to this thread as a reference.

Flying Wedges
 

I have been watching Dowels & Wedges
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3kaU...ture=endscreen
There's talk about the RFFW and how it comes together (with the LFFW?) 90 degrees. I don't understand where this 90 degrees is. The RW doesn't bend 90 degrees backwards does it? Where is this 90 degrees to be found? Yoda is holding two dowels parallel while talking about this (2:12), but what does that indicate? There is only one club. Where is the 90 degrees? Could someone explain this and its importance for me?