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Criminally beautiful rearranging mildly spiritual cuticlesBubbles said:Hey, did you try Ambien?? This sounds like an Ambien post.
Criminally beautiful rearranging mildly spiritual cuticlesBubbles said:Hey, did you try Ambien?? This sounds like an Ambien post.
I thoguht it was pretty cute.KNYTE said:I'm going to get a t-shirt made for her for Christmas with that printed on it.
I understand, but here at least 90% of people who play golf are social climbers. Disgusting excuses for human beings. Mounting debts and repayments all to keep up with the Jones's.why_ask_why said:nice stereotyping...can I throw out there all Mc's are drunks?
I'm 1/2 Irish btw
Galen said:I understand, but here at least 90% of people who play golf are social climbers. Disgusting excuses for human beings. Mounting debts and repayments all to keep up with the Jones's.
hi2u sunshine!Galen said:I understand, but here at least 90% of people who play golf are social climbers. Disgusting excuses for human beings. Mounting debts and repayments all to keep up with the Jones's.
That describes 90% of the middle class people around Boston, and I'm sure most other major cities. Not just golfersGalen said:I understand, but here at least 90% of people who play golf are social climbers. Disgusting excuses for human beings. Mounting debts and repayments all to keep up with the Jones's.
why_ask_why said:I started playing when I was about 4-5 years old with sawed off clubs...I just like the game...no social climbing here
Bubbles said:I started playing when I was 7. Haven't played a round since 13 or 14, but I still go to the driving range like once every years or two.
why_ask_why said:very cool! was discussing with fly stopping down there while on a trip to see relatives in the next month...we'll have to have a drunken trip to the range
*insert lewd jokes about a hole in one & ball washing here*
Bubbles said:I am totally up for a drunken trip to the links!! My office is right next door to a ghetto golf course if you don't want to get into too much trouble.
I never said you were, I just described the majority of people who hang around the course with a set of Taylor made or something. I wouldn't say it's a sport, enjoyable moreso. I think I'd have fun playing if I wasn't so focused on the shithead infront of me in his checkered pantaloons.why_ask_why said:I started playing when I was about 4-5 years old with sawed off clubs...I just like the game...no social climbing here
I love plaid pantsGalen said:I never said you were, I just described the majority of people who hang around the course with a set of Taylor made or something. I wouldn't say it's a sport, enjoyable moreso. I think I'd have fun playing if I wasn't so focused on the shithead infront of me in his checkered pantaloons.
Golfers especially though, it's where they meet to discuss the BMW they bought on credit, or at least, tell them they bought it with their AmEx Platinum or somethingChikkenNoodul said:That describes 90% of the middle class people around Boston, and I'm sure most other major cities. Not just golfers
What if you bought a Saab on an AmEx Gold?Galen said:Golfers especially though, it's where they meet to discuss the BMW they bought on credit, or at least, tell them they bought it with their AmEx Platinum or something
Galen said:Good god! There's only two people that wear plaid. Backward-ass Poll Tax rioters with their mohawks, and old men trying to be something they're not.
I have a fear of credit cards and refuse to use them. Same thing with loans. Call me old fashioned, but if I don't have the money, I don't buy it. Purchasing items on borrowed money is all too easy until it bites you in the ass.ChikkenNoodul said:What if you bought a Saab on an AmEx Gold?