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10-17-2002, 07:59 AM

I was always pretty good with a bow (that's what I really enjoyed, even over firearms). But, again, after the accident, I would totally have to re-learn how to shoot. And I can't imagine drawing a bow with my left arm.

There was this one guy that could hit a LifeSaver™ tossed up into the air. Consistently. He said he learned to shoot by sitting in a dark room with a bow, arrows and a lit candle. He would try to put the candle out.

(I saw that on TV, not in real life)

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10-17-2002, 07:59 AM	#11
dave Guest Posts: n/a	I was always pretty good with a bow (that's what I really enjoyed, even over firearms). But, again, after the accident, I would totally have to re-learn how to shoot. And I can't imagine drawing a bow with my left arm. There was this one guy that could hit a LifeSaver™ tossed up into the air. Consistently. He said he learned to shoot by sitting in a dark room with a bow, arrows and a lit candle. He would try to put the candle out. (I saw that on TV, not in real life) [ Edit - it's &trade, not &trademark ] Last edited by dave; 10-17-2002 at 11:01 AM.