El green jacket

Captain feathersword · Post by **Captain feathersword** » April 8, 2005 9:25 am

It's Master's time again! Any other fans of the PGA's first major?

ToplessRideFL · Post by **ToplessRideFL** » April 8, 2005 9:27 am

Oh yes.... looking forward to a great Masters!

IsleReef · Post by **IsleReef** » April 8, 2005 9:39 am

I miss the days of Greg Norman................Now "the Shark" happens to be making some great Austrailian wines.................

land_shark3 · Post by **land_shark3** » April 8, 2005 9:41 am

Its too hard for me to watch on tv after going for so many years.

nycparrothead · Post by **nycparrothead** » April 8, 2005 9:42 am

I'll be watching and pulling for a repeat from Phil!! (Um.. Is John Daly in it this year?)

Captain feathersword · Post by **Captain feathersword** » April 8, 2005 9:51 am

I'm going next year as a 40th b-day present to myself.

chibears · Post by **chibears** » April 8, 2005 10:40 am

Its great to watch, never been yet though. Loved yesterday watching El Tiger putt er in the H2O on 13. that silly sally.

DonnaKayDunbar · Post by **DonnaKayDunbar** » April 8, 2005 10:43 am

I think golf is a perfectly good waste of space.

So while I don't like it, I support your rights to like whatever the fcuk you want.

rednekkPH · Post by **rednekkPH** » April 8, 2005 10:45 am

DonnaKayDunbar wrote:I think golf is a perfectly good waste of space.

Yup. When it comes to idiotic uses for what could be valuable hunting land, golf courses are second only to cemeteries.

PHBeerman · Post by **PHBeerman** » April 8, 2005 11:00 am

rednekkPH wrote:
DonnaKayDunbar wrote:I think golf is a perfectly good waste of space.
Yup. When it comes to idiotic uses for what could be valuable hunting land, golf courses are second only to cemeteries.

You only say that because you are not coordinated enough to hit the ball.

DonnaKayDunbar · Post by **DonnaKayDunbar** » April 8, 2005 11:14 am

PHBeerman wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
DonnaKayDunbar wrote:I think golf is a perfectly good waste of space.
Yup. When it comes to idiotic uses for what could be valuable hunting land, golf courses are second only to cemeteries.
You only say that because you are not coordinated enough to hit the ball.

I can hit yer balls with the best of them. Want to see?

There are over 80 golf courses in the Orlando area.

I just think that they take up too much space for an elitist "sport" and the land could be better used to help the community, more housing that is friendly to people with lower incomes, shelters, places for kids to go that don't cost their parents $60 a pop to take them for a good time...

What happened to rollerskating rinks?

PHBeerman · Post by **PHBeerman** » April 8, 2005 11:26 am

DonnaKayDunbar wrote: I can hit yer balls with the best of them. Want to see?

There are over 80 golf courses in the Orlando area.

I just think that they take up too much space for an elitist "sport" and the land could be better used to help the community, more housing that is friendly to people with lower incomes, shelters, places for kids to go that don't cost their parents $60 a pop to take them for a good time...

What happened to rollerskating rinks?

I started playing golf when I was 20 Years old making about $10,000 per year. I have moved way up, but I would not consider myself to have the finances to be considered an elitist.

Your other hippie arguments I will not respond to out of my desire for peace and tranquility today.

rednekkPH · Post by **rednekkPH** » April 8, 2005 11:28 am

DonnaKayDunbar wrote:the land could be better used to help the community, more housing that is friendly to people with lower incomes, shelters, places for kids to go that don't cost their parents $60 a pop to take them for a good time...

Ick, that's worse than the golf courses. Do you know how difficult it is to hunt in a housing project?

DonnaKayDunbar · Post by **DonnaKayDunbar** » April 8, 2005 11:34 am

PHBeerman wrote:
DonnaKayDunbar wrote: I can hit yer balls with the best of them. Want to see?

There are over 80 golf courses in the Orlando area.

I just think that they take up too much space for an elitist "sport" and the land could be better used to help the community, more housing that is friendly to people with lower incomes, shelters, places for kids to go that don't cost their parents $60 a pop to take them for a good time...

What happened to rollerskating rinks?
I started playing golf when I was 20 Years old making about $10,000 per year. I have moved way up, but I would not consider myself to have the finances to be considered an elitist.

Your other hippie arguments I will not respond to out of my desire for peace and tranquility today.

Hippies ROCK!

We disagree, and that's fine, elitist....

<3,
the hippies.

DonnaKayDunbar · Post by **DonnaKayDunbar** » April 8, 2005 11:35 am

rednekkPH wrote:
DonnaKayDunbar wrote:the land could be better used to help the community, more housing that is friendly to people with lower incomes, shelters, places for kids to go that don't cost their parents $60 a pop to take them for a good time...
Ick, that's worse than the golf courses. Do you know how difficult it is to hunt in a housing project?

You can take up being a bounty hunter...

land_shark3 · Post by **land_shark3** » April 8, 2005 12:50 pm

DonnaKayDunbar wrote:the land could be better used to help the community

I can almost guarantee that those courses bring in more revenue for the community than any other business would.

Now private courses, I could understand the elitest argument. However I belong to a private course. Either I'm the token member or my club doesn't have so many elitests.

PARROT HEAD MIKE · Post by **PARROT HEAD MIKE** » April 8, 2005 1:03 pm

I hope to see this again this year. Could it be 3 years in a row for my fellow lefties.

FFishstick · Post by **FFishstick** » April 8, 2005 1:07 pm

PHBeerman wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
DonnaKayDunbar wrote:I think golf is a perfectly good waste of space.
Yup. When it comes to idiotic uses for what could be valuable hunting land, golf courses are second only to cemeteries.
You only say that because you are not coordinated enough to hit the ball.

You got hat one right Beerman. The golf course is a great place to do business as well.

tequilatom · Post by **tequilatom** » April 8, 2005 1:20 pm

headed to the airport now for atlanta.may find my way to augusta sat. or sun. i love the masters and yes i'm a golf addict. i'm actually hoping for chris dimarco.

a1aara · Post by **a1aara** » April 8, 2005 1:30 pm

FFishstick wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
DonnaKayDunbar wrote:I think golf is a perfectly good waste of space.
Yup. When it comes to idiotic uses for what could be valuable hunting land, golf courses are second only to cemeteries.
You only say that because you are not coordinated enough to hit the ball.
You got hat one right Beerman. The golf course is a great place to do business as well.

So are Strip Bars.