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Old February 5, 2012, 02:25 PM   #10
Glenn E. Meyer
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Join Date: November 17, 2000
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Screwing up a stage is sometimes beneficial in strange ways. I totally missed an armed BG target in a low light stage because the slow deterioriation of my vision with my cataracts had sneaked up on me. I didn't use my flashlight as I thought I could see well enough. But the BG target had a black gun against a black shirt. So I'm dead and feeling like a complete idiot.

So, I had surgery in a reasonably quick time. But I dwelled on the failure for a bit - until I realized that it was a good thing.

Got killed again a couple of weeks ago when I knew better and saw it coming. Some social pressure led me into a trap - dumb. Dumb!

Learning. At the NTI, one lesson was don't whine. If you screw up learn. I like my IDPA group as we are very supportive of idiocy (assuming it isn't dangerous, of course). Load an empty mag, shoot out of order, etc.
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