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You know i just caught on

Richard Day — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 17:25:01 +0000

In reply to BTW, in a bit of a sideshow,

You know i just caught on sentence referencing this last nite without the specifics you give.

You know it did bring me a picture with a card table and six year olds with paper cups. hahahah

Maybe John Wayne? John Wayne

Resistance — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 14:50:54 +0000

In reply to Nobody tougher than Harry! ha

Maybe John Wayne?

John Wayne toilet paper, it takes no crap from anybody.

BTW, in a bit of a sideshow,

Donal — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 13:53:00 +0000

In reply to MCILROY STUNS THE FIELD AT THE U.S. OPEN

BTW, in a bit of a sideshow, Montgomery County issued, then withdrew, a $500 ticket to some families living near Congressional Country Club whose kids were selling drinks to attendees without spending $316 for a license. Many of the headlines make it sound like absurd government intrusion against some tykes with a lemonade stand, but they are actually selling hundreds of bottled drinks at quite a markup. Locals who set up short term parking lots had to get permits, but the families received official warnings and proceeded anyway. $316 sounds like a lot, but Bethesda is an awfully well-to-do area.

I remember watching that guy.

Richard Day — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 06:33:02 +0000

In reply to My favorite golfer was Lee

I remember watching that guy. hahahaha

You know he always had that smile as he waded through the woods and the rough.

But he was a winner. That is for sure.

My favorite golfer was Lee

NCD — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 05:55:34 +0000

In reply to MCILROY STUNS THE FIELD AT THE U.S. OPEN

My favorite golfer was Lee Trevino. Visiting an uncle who lived on the course, I saw him thread a shot thru a stand of jack pines at the Heritage at Hilton Head in the 80's. He was in the rough with a stand of trees between him and the green. Instead losing a stroke and hitting it back onto the fairway, he hit it hard and low under the branches (with spectators only a few yards distant from the trees) between 10-12 or more tree trunks. If the ball had hit one it might have ricocheted into the crowd. Then by his imparting some spin to the ball, it went into a rising left curve towards the flag, as he didn't have a direct line to the green. Finally, the ball lost momentum, and fell softly onto the green. You had to be close to appreciate the surgical accuracy of the shot.