Welcome Cougz, I appreciate you almost hitting me with your drive. Good times.
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It was the least I could do for how damn slow the four of you were playing.
That being said...it was merely a 4-Iron.If you don't like your job, you don't strike! You just go in every day, and do it really half assed. That's the American way. - Homer
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You are getting a little cockey there you young whipper snapper. I wonder how straight you would be hitting that four iron if we were playing for $20 a hole.Originally posted by COUGZ View PostIt was the least I could do for how damn slow the four of you were playing.
That being said...it was merely a 4-Iron.
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Originally posted by byu71 View PostYou are getting a little cockey there you young whipper snapper. I wonder how straight you would be hitting that four iron if we were playing for $20 a hole.
LOL. We need to get out there again. $20 a hole? When?
If you don't like your job, you don't strike! You just go in every day, and do it really half assed. That's the American way. - Homer
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Welcome to the board. Please answer the following question, but choose your answer carefully, as our future dealings on the board may depend upon how you respond to the following question:
Around 71 years ago, Orson Welles freaked out America with his War of the Worlds radio broadcast. A few years later, in his first feature film, he brilliantly got us to fall for the macguffin that is Rosebud. His role in Catch-22 as an Army Air Corps general with a buxom wife wasn't his finest moment, but his last one, as the voice of the planet-eating planet Unicron, was classic Welles. Hasbro ordered the writers of Transformers: The Movie, to kill off many of the regular stable of transformers in order to move more product, and in doing so, what could've been a trite business decision has become a film worthy of our consideration (far more than the crap that Michael Bay has thrown at us in the last two from his monkey cage). What I want to know is this: How did you react when Megatron killed Optimus Prime?"Wuap's "problem" is that he is smart & principled & committed to a moral course of action. His actions are supposed to reflect his ethical code.
The rest of us rarely bother to think about our actions." --Solon
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Originally posted by wuapinmon View PostWelcome to the board. Please answer the following question, but choose your answer carefully, as our future dealings on the board may depend upon how you respond to the following question:
Around 71 years ago, Orson Welles freaked out America with his War of the Worlds radio broadcast. A few years later, in his first feature film, he brilliantly got us to fall for the macguffin that is Rosebud. His role in Catch-22 as an Army Air Corps general with a buxom wife wasn't his finest moment, but his last one, as the voice of the planet-eating planet Unicron, was classic Welles. Hasbro ordered the writers of Transformers: The Movie, to kill of many of the regular stable of transformers in order to move more product, and in doing so, what could've been a trite business decision has become a film worthy of our consideration (far more than the crap that Michael Bay has thrown at us in the last two from his monkey cage). What I want to know is this: How did you react when Megatron killed Optimus Prime?
I was distraught and without comforting. Fortunately, I had a revelation that Optimus wasn't merely dead, but being translated by the great being in the skies....If you don't like your job, you don't strike! You just go in every day, and do it really half assed. That's the American way. - Homer
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We shall be great friends.Originally posted by COUGZ View PostI was distraught and without comforting. Fortunately, I had a revelation that Optimus wasn't merely dead, but being translated by the great being in the skies...."Wuap's "problem" is that he is smart & principled & committed to a moral course of action. His actions are supposed to reflect his ethical code.
The rest of us rarely bother to think about our actions." --Solon
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I was glad Optimus Prime died because I always favored the Decepticons. Even then I was a hater.Originally posted by wuapinmon View PostWelcome to the board. Please answer the following question, but choose your answer carefully, as our future dealings on the board may depend upon how you respond to the following question:
Around 71 years ago, Orson Welles freaked out America with his War of the Worlds radio broadcast. A few years later, in his first feature film, he brilliantly got us to fall for the macguffin that is Rosebud. His role in Catch-22 as an Army Air Corps general with a buxom wife wasn't his finest moment, but his last one, as the voice of the planet-eating planet Unicron, was classic Welles. Hasbro ordered the writers of Transformers: The Movie, to kill off many of the regular stable of transformers in order to move more product, and in doing so, what could've been a trite business decision has become a film worthy of our consideration (far more than the crap that Michael Bay has thrown at us in the last two from his monkey cage). What I want to know is this: How did you react when Megatron killed Optimus Prime?
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Damn right. I'm proud of it. It was semi-good for me. Rarely do the words...Food that is good for me...and me buying it coexist.Originally posted by RockyBalboa View PostLOL.....this is true....If you don't like your job, you don't strike! You just go in every day, and do it really half assed. That's the American way. - Homer
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Hey at least you manned up and had some pizza and whatever that bread/cheesy thing at NicoItalia's is. I love that place. Too bad with my work schedule I can never get down there during the week.Originally posted by COUGZ View PostDamn right. I'm proud of it. It was semi-good for me. Rarely do the words...Food that is good for me...and me buying it coexist.
Before one of these home games we'll have to get a bunch of us over there and gorge on Nico delights.
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