April 7, 201214 yr I of course ask because the White Sox obviously have no hope, so we may as well make this golfsoxtalk.com. Oh, and I also ask because I'm drunk, and because the Sox lost, and who gives a flying f***, and Adam Dunn, please give more.
April 7, 201214 yr I'd say the odds are about even if you ask which will come first, another Woods major or another Sox AL Central title... Adam Dunn is back (hopefully) Addison Reed looks as good as promised Dayan Viciedo has been hitting the last 10 days Paulie Konerko continues to be a hitting machine John Danks went into the AL pennant winner's home yard and would have left with the score tied if not for some defensive wobbles behind him Alexei Ramirez actually had a hit in early April. As far as the Masters go, might as well be Rory McIlroy's official golf coronation.
April 9, 201214 yr Bubba Watson (and answer to the thread topic) isn’t quite your prototypical “Bubba,” but he’s the closest they’ve ever seen at Augusta National. He recently rewarded his success by purchasing the original General Lee of “Dukes of Hazzard” fame and is restoring it. He once won a bet that he couldn’t drive a golf ball out of Sanford Stadium, home of his beloved alma mater University of Georgia football team (he won that one). His first words at the green jacket ceremony were, “Go Dawgs!” His wife, Angie, was in Florida, watching on TV, trying to get Caleb to take a nap. She was trying to figure out what he was going to do to celebrate, “You know he’s gonna put on the green jacket and drive down something in the General Lee,” she told the Golf Channel. And as for next year’s champions dinner, where he’ll pick the menu? “Might be In-n-Out cheeseburgers,” Angie said. http://sports.yahoo.com/golf/pga/news?slug..._masters_040812
April 9, 201214 yr TWSF has spoken. You guys figure out the acronym for yourselves. Edited April 9, 201214 yr by Jordan4life
April 9, 201214 yr QUOTE (Jordan4life @ Apr 8, 2012 -> 10:15 PM) TWSF has spoken. You guys forget about the acronym for yourselves. TWSFAA Toronto Worldwide Short Film That's What She Fed (a new personal favorite, haha) Trade Wall Street Financial Third World South Florida Tara Winds Scholarship Foundation The Website Service Factory Those Who Seek Forgiveness The Web Site Formerly The Wheeled Scotsman Foundation The World Set Free Training Wheels San Francisco Tidal Wave Scholarship Fund Toronto Wine & Spirit Festival's Total Wall Square Footage Thum Weinreich Schwarz Fuchsbauer Those Who Speak Fashion Thickness of Well Sketch Features The World Social Forum The Wheel Specialist Francise The Wheel Specialist Franchise The Wells Sports Foundation Tensioned Wire Sensor Fence Trinity Western vs Simon Fraser
April 9, 201214 yr QUOTE (caulfield12 @ Apr 8, 2012 -> 11:19 PM) TWSFAA Toronto Worldwide Short Film That's What She Fed (a new personal favorite, haha) Trade Wall Street Financial Third World South Florida Tara Winds Scholarship Foundation The Website Service Factory Those Who Seek Forgiveness The Web Site Formerly The Wheeled Scotsman Foundation The World Set Free Training Wheels San Francisco Tidal Wave Scholarship Fund Toronto Wine & Spirit Festival's Total Wall Square Footage Thum Weinreich Schwarz Fuchsbauer Those Who Speak Fashion Thickness of Well Sketch Features The World Social Forum The Wheel Specialist Francise The Wheel Specialist Franchise The Wells Sports Foundation Tensioned Wire Sensor Fence Trinity Western vs Simon Fraser God damn you're fast. I botched that initial post and couldn't correct it before you quoted me.
April 9, 201214 yr QUOTE (Jordan4life @ Apr 8, 2012 -> 10:21 PM) God damn you're fast. I botched that initial post and couldn't correct it before you quoted me. That's because I trained under AA in the special secret society SABR school (aka S5) We had to type 150-180 WPM to gain admission to the program.
April 10, 201214 yr QUOTE (caulfield12 @ Apr 9, 2012 -> 12:23 AM) That's because I trained under AA in the special secret society SABR school (aka S5) We had to type 150-180 WPM to gain admission to the program. I do good to type 150-180 Words Per Month.
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