a riddle

[Chainmeister]

David, a lefty, throws a yellow dx firebird.
Damon, a righty, throws a yellow dx firebird.

Neither throw is very good but neither horrendous.

The discs lie within 15 feet of each other and the players each pick up a disc.  David notices that he has Damon's disc in his bag later that evening.

How does it happen?  

[Dan Michler]

i would say it prolly happened because they look alike.  but i'm not very smart, so maybe somebody else can solve this 'riddle'.

[Todd. Fanning]

they both ace?

[Chainmeister]

Todd

remember the shots were not that great.   Also, both threw very overstable discs.  I wish, surely no ace.  David threw a forehand and Damon a backhand.  It took a while to figure out how the @#$% I would have his firebird when I recalled throwing a mediocre forehand on a short righty hole.  Ok, lame riddle.

[damonshort]

Todd

remember the shots were not that great.   Also, both threw very overstable discs.  I wish, surely no ace.  David threw a forehand and Damon a backhand.  It took a while to figure out how the @#$% I would have his firebird when I recalled throwing a mediocre forehand on a short righty hole.  Ok, lame riddle.

now I remember that hole; I found "mine" (actually yours) buried in some leaves and was a little confused because I really didn't think "mine" (actually mine) had landed there; and it hadn't as it was "yours" (actually yours).

If I'd realized you'd thrown a Firebird too I might've looked on the back of the disc.    

[Chainmeister]

Now that you mention it, "mine" was a bit farther in the woods. However, you  (me)had a clearer shot at the basket   Yours, was closer to the fairway but required (me) going around.  It never occurred to me that we would both throw a Firebird until that evening.  At first I thought I was losing a disc, now I might be losing my mind.  

[Dan Michler]

they both ace?

good guess todd.  that libertyville education is really paying off     just kidding fan.