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Old 07-14-2005, 03:16 PM   #1
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Nationals Lost and Found Announcement

If you think you lost something at the Summer Nationals please click on the link below to see if it was found.

http://sacfencing.org/
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Old 07-14-2005, 03:36 PM   #2
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Ya know, I checked your link and didn't see my last DE bout anywhere.

Thanks for a great tourney, by the way. Nice job! And the link to lost items is a splendid idea.
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Old 07-14-2005, 04:15 PM   #3
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I remember a similiar list from when we did LOC for nationals in 2004. Big difference, we didn't have nearly as much equipment that was marked with a name. Glad to see more people are marking their equipment with at least a last name.

I am curious if these people thought this stuff was 'stolen' instead of them leaving it behind.

Good luck getting this stuff out to those who did leave it behind.
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Old 07-14-2005, 04:29 PM   #4
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I happened to have lost something that had huge emotional value. I found it while I was there, but was AMAZED to see some of the things that were in the lost and found box. I cannot imagine how people left them behind....Full skirts, shirts, shoes, etc...I guess it speaks to the emotions involved in losing/winning the last DE...
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Looks like once again foil wins with the most lost. Maybe, it's just they realize its true worth, leave it, and switch to a real weapon ... Epee!
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Old 07-14-2005, 05:12 PM   #6
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Or maybe foilists are just flighty absent-minded flibbertigibbets.
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I happened to have lost something that had huge emotional value. I found it while I was there, but was AMAZED to see some of the things that were in the lost and found box. I cannot imagine how people left them behind....Full skirts, shirts, shoes, etc...I guess it speaks to the emotions involved in losing/winning the last DE...
Or the hurry to leave when the person you're hitching a ride with was eliminated hours earlier, it's getting late, and their itching to leave ...

I've lost a shirt this way before. Almost left without my shoes once, too.
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A great way to lose a weapon(or two) is when it fails weight or shims and is confiscated by the referee. Then you forget to pick it up afterwards. Or you park your spare weapon and body cord by the side of the strip and leave them there after your last DE. If you travel with a half dozen or more weapons and cords as some do, you may not even notice it's missing until it's too late.
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As a courtesy to the fencers, I return the weapon to the fencer immediately after the bout. I know, because as a fencer, I do forget that confiscated weapon and often had to run back to pick it up (if it's still there).
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that one day, BCs will provide a small wrack of some kind at each strip where fencers in the pool or DE can put their extra weapon and body cord so it's not on the floor getting stepped on by passers-by while you are on the strip.

A PVC pipe "umbrella stand" perhaps with a special black pipe for confiscated weapons (oooooh). It would really clean up around the strips and maybe stuff wouldn't get left behind so much.

Is my OCD showing again?
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that one day, BCs will provide a small wrack of some kind at each strip where fencers in the pool or DE can put their extra weapon and body cord so it's not on the floor getting stepped on by passers-by while you are on the strip.

A PVC pipe "umbrella stand" perhaps with a special black pipe for confiscated weapons (oooooh). It would really clean up around the strips and maybe stuff wouldn't get left behind so much.

Is my OCD showing again?
Yes.

That scheme would ruin the feng shui of my carefully placed extra stuff. It's an integral part of my fencing strategy and I would protest any such interference with it most vigorously!
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