Any Recommendations for a Putting Green?
 

Does anybody have any recommendations for a putting green? I don't
mean just any putting green, because of course, I want a quality one.
I need to be noticed, so I want the best. As most of you know, I have
this fabulous 36 foot Zimmerman like lobster boat. I entertain very
elite people on it, from ex-Presidents, to Dr. Dr.'s that my wife
chums with, to dignitaries, to the higher union officials that work
for me. Although my lobster boat is extraordinary, we are running out
of things to do while on long cruises, such as San Francisco to
Hawaii. The Brazilian walnut billiards table is getting kind of
boring, and Kennedy has broken so many pieces of my Waterford crystal
that the bar is off limits on extended cruises. So I thought about a
putting green. I want it to have real grass, because I just won't
except anything less. I have the best lawn tractor ever made, so
mowing it won't be a problem. I'll change the blades (I can get them
for $4.00 a piece because I'm so special) and change the oil after
every use. And of course, I'll cross cut it, so that it is perfect,
because I am.

Any Recommendations for a Putting Green?
 

Loogypicker wrote:
Does anybody have any recommendations for a putting green? I don't
mean just any putting green, because of course, I want a quality one.
I need to be noticed, so I want the best. As most of you know, I have
this fabulous 36 foot Zimmerman like lobster boat. I entertain very
elite people on it, from ex-Presidents, to Dr. Dr.'s that my wife
chums with, to dignitaries, to the higher union officials that work
for me. Although my lobster boat is extraordinary, we are running out
of things to do while on long cruises, such as San Francisco to
Hawaii. The Brazilian walnut billiards table is getting kind of
boring, and Kennedy has broken so many pieces of my Waterford crystal
that the bar is off limits on extended cruises. So I thought about a
putting green. I want it to have real grass, because I just won't
except anything less. I have the best lawn tractor ever made, so
mowing it won't be a problem. I'll change the blades (I can get them
for $4.00 a piece because I'm so special) and change the oil after
every use. And of course, I'll cross cut it, so that it is perfect,
because I am.

I recommend you contact the Golden Bear, they can help you with the
design and construction. It might be up to your standards.

http://www.nicklaus.com/design/under_construction.php


--
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq.

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On Jun 17, 4:07*pm, "Reginald P Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:
Loogypicker wrote:
Does anybody have any recommendations for a putting green? I don't
mean just any putting green, because of course, I want a quality one.
I need to be noticed, so I want the best. As most of you know, I have
this fabulous 36 foot Zimmerman like lobster boat. I entertain very
elite people on it, from ex-Presidents, to Dr. Dr.'s that my wife
chums with, to dignitaries, to the higher union officials that work
for me. Although my lobster boat is extraordinary, we are running out
of things to do while on long cruises, such as San Francisco to
Hawaii. The Brazilian walnut billiards table is getting kind of
boring, and Kennedy has broken so many pieces of my Waterford crystal
that the bar is off limits on extended cruises. So I thought about a
putting green. I want it to have real grass, because I just won't
except anything less. I have the best lawn tractor ever made, so
mowing it won't be a problem. I'll change the blades (I can get them
for $4.00 a piece because I'm so special) and change the oil after
every use. And of course, I'll cross cut it, so that it is perfect,
because I am.

I recommend you contact the Golden Bear, they can help you with the
design and construction. *It might be up to your standards.

http://www.nicklaus.com/design/under_construction.php

--
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq.

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Not good enough. You know how I turn my nose up at mediocrety! At
least when I'm in a newsgroup where people don't know I'm just
mediocre!

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On Jun 17, 5:00*pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 17, 4:07*pm, "Reginald P Smithers III, Esq."



wrote:
Loogypicker wrote:
Does anybody have any recommendations for a putting green? I don't
mean just any putting green, because of course, I want a quality one.
I need to be noticed, so I want the best. As most of you know, I have
this fabulous 36 foot Zimmerman like lobster boat. I entertain very
elite people on it, from ex-Presidents, to Dr. Dr.'s that my wife
chums with, to dignitaries, to the higher union officials that work
for me. Although my lobster boat is extraordinary, we are running out
of things to do while on long cruises, such as San Francisco to
Hawaii. The Brazilian walnut billiards table is getting kind of
boring, and Kennedy has broken so many pieces of my Waterford crystal
that the bar is off limits on extended cruises. So I thought about a
putting green. I want it to have real grass, because I just won't
except anything less. I have the best lawn tractor ever made, so
mowing it won't be a problem. I'll change the blades (I can get them
for $4.00 a piece because I'm so special) and change the oil after
every use. And of course, I'll cross cut it, so that it is perfect,
because I am.

I recommend you contact the Golden Bear, they can help you with the
design and construction. *It might be up to your standards.

http://www.nicklaus.com/design/under_construction.php

--
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq.

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Not good enough. You know how I turn my nose up at mediocrety! At
least when I'm in a newsgroup where people don't know I'm just
mediocre!

More like a melancholy , bitter, old man......

Any Recommendations for a Putting Green?
 

Scott Dickson wrote:
On Jun 17, 5:00 pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 17, 4:07 pm, "Reginald P Smithers III, Esq."



wrote:
Loogypicker wrote:
Does anybody have any recommendations for a putting green? I don't
mean just any putting green, because of course, I want a quality one.
I need to be noticed, so I want the best. As most of you know, I have
this fabulous 36 foot Zimmerman like lobster boat. I entertain very
elite people on it, from ex-Presidents, to Dr. Dr.'s that my wife
chums with, to dignitaries, to the higher union officials that work
for me. Although my lobster boat is extraordinary, we are running out
of things to do while on long cruises, such as San Francisco to
Hawaii. The Brazilian walnut billiards table is getting kind of
boring, and Kennedy has broken so many pieces of my Waterford crystal
that the bar is off limits on extended cruises. So I thought about a
putting green. I want it to have real grass, because I just won't
except anything less. I have the best lawn tractor ever made, so
mowing it won't be a problem. I'll change the blades (I can get them
for $4.00 a piece because I'm so special) and change the oil after
every use. And of course, I'll cross cut it, so that it is perfect,
because I am.
I recommend you contact the Golden Bear, they can help you with the
design and construction. It might be up to your standards.
http://www.nicklaus.com/design/under_construction.php
--
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq.
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Not good enough. You know how I turn my nose up at mediocrety! At
least when I'm in a newsgroup where people don't know I'm just
mediocre!

More like a melancholy , bitter, old man......


No one tries harder and fails more than loogy: jobless, boatless,
brainless, and the direct descendant of Pavlov's dog. He wasn't born an
ignorant redneck; he became one by choice.

I've concluded he actually is dumber than justhate.



--
Republican conservatism is so far out of the mainstream, it is serving
as a drainage ditch somewhere.

Any Recommendations for a Putting Green?
 

On Wed, 17 Jun 2009 18:53:19 -0400, HK wrote:

Scott Dickson wrote:
On Jun 17, 5:00 pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 17, 4:07 pm, "Reginald P Smithers III, Esq."



wrote:
Loogypicker wrote:
Does anybody have any recommendations for a putting green? I don't
mean just any putting green, because of course, I want a quality one.
I need to be noticed, so I want the best. As most of you know, I have
this fabulous 36 foot Zimmerman like lobster boat. I entertain very
elite people on it, from ex-Presidents, to Dr. Dr.'s that my wife
chums with, to dignitaries, to the higher union officials that work
for me. Although my lobster boat is extraordinary, we are running out
of things to do while on long cruises, such as San Francisco to
Hawaii. The Brazilian walnut billiards table is getting kind of
boring, and Kennedy has broken so many pieces of my Waterford crystal
that the bar is off limits on extended cruises. So I thought about a
putting green. I want it to have real grass, because I just won't
except anything less. I have the best lawn tractor ever made, so
mowing it won't be a problem. I'll change the blades (I can get them
for $4.00 a piece because I'm so special) and change the oil after
every use. And of course, I'll cross cut it, so that it is perfect,
because I am.
I recommend you contact the Golden Bear, they can help you with the
design and construction. It might be up to your standards.
http://www.nicklaus.com/design/under_construction.php
--
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq.
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Not good enough. You know how I turn my nose up at mediocrety! At
least when I'm in a newsgroup where people don't know I'm just
mediocre!

More like a melancholy , bitter, old man......


No one tries harder and fails more than loogy: jobless, boatless,
brainless, and the direct descendant of Pavlov's dog. He wasn't born an
ignorant redneck; he became one by choice.

I've concluded he actually is dumber than justhate.

That's a pretty high bar he'd have to clear.

Any Recommendations for a Putting Green?
 

No one tries harder and fails more than loogy: jobless, boatless,
brainless, and the direct descendant of Pavlov's dog.

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahahahaha

Loogy is like the character Billy-Bob Thornton portrayed in " Sling
Blade"

Any Recommendations for a Putting Green?
 

On Wed, 17 Jun 2009 16:24:34 -0700 (PDT), Scott Dickson
wrote:



No one tries harder and fails more than loogy: jobless, boatless,
brainless, and the direct descendant of Pavlov's dog.

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahahahaha

Loogy is like the character Billy-Bob Thornton portrayed in " Sling
Blade"

Billy-Bob's character was quite principled. Not my take on The Loog.

Any Recommendations for a Putting Green?
 

On Wed, 17 Jun 2009 16:24:34 -0700 (PDT), Scott Dickson
wrote:



No one tries harder and fails more than loogy: jobless, boatless,
brainless, and the direct descendant of Pavlov's dog.

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahahahaha

Loogy is like the character Billy-Bob Thornton portrayed in " Sling
Blade"



Scott, you seem to be new here. Perhaps you could tell us something
about your boating interests?

Any Recommendations for a Putting Green?
 

Wayne.B wrote:
On Wed, 17 Jun 2009 16:24:34 -0700 (PDT), Scott Dickson
wrote:


No one tries harder and fails more than loogy: jobless, boatless,
brainless, and the direct descendant of Pavlov's dog.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahahahaha

Loogy is like the character Billy-Bob Thornton portrayed in " Sling
Blade"



Scott, you seem to be new here. Perhaps you could tell us something
about your boating interests?

Don't hold your breath.