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Harry wrote:


John H wrote:


On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 19:53:36 -0500,
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Harry wrote:


jps wrote:


On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 08:34:15 -0500,
wrote:



John H wrote:



Do you know what a good driver (golf club) can cost?

Enjoy your new printer. You should be proud!


Callaway Diablo. Probably get three or four new printers.
Printers
don't come with graphite shafts. But then, Callaway drivers
don't
come
with WalMart stickers.

~snerk~


Herring needs a chinese knockoff callaway to shoot in the
90's...my
uncle shot in the low to mid 70's most of his life with a set of
cheap wilson clubs from a sporting goods store.

BTW, I'd guess my new printer cost at least twice as much as
your
$200 driver.


Callaway Diablo can be had for $186 from Overstock.

In Herring's hands, it'll just put him that much further into the
woods.

I can hit my $29 second hand Taylormade 540HD 100 yards further
than
Herring with his new Diablo. Waste of money on a feeble old man.

Maybe he should have donated that money to a worthy cause, like
Race
for the Cure.


Heheh...my new printer was $414...though I suppose with herring's
taste, he could have bought "three or four" printers that serve
his
needs for that amount of money.

I don't know anything about golf. I played one or two rounds
almost
40
years ago. My 93-year-old uncle played 18 holes four times a week
until his 90th...he's slowed down a bit but he did play and win a
good
number of local senior tournaments as an amateur. Uncle retired at
55
and moved to Boca Raton from Salem, Massachusetts. He plays with a
cheap, old set of clubs.


Wow! $414! My new Colt AR15 was $1700. Do I win a prize?


I am so impressed with the golf stories by Harry and jps's golf
club.
Wow, a Taylormade 540HD 100 - what a club! That's like a Porsche
911,
something I dream of, but will never obtain.
And Harry's uncle! What a man.

I'm surprised Harry didn't tell you about the time he shot in the
low
70's when he first tried golf way back when. You've probably never
heard that story, but it was a good one.


Sorry, **** for brains...I shot in the 80's and it was at the Boca
Raton
Club. Rented clubs, too. But don't forget to repeat your lie about me
a
few hundred times...so it beccmes part of the book of mis-knowledge
here.

From what you have posted here, my 93-year-old uncle could still
whip
your ass on the golf course.



First time out? Bull****, Harry.


First time I ever played. I shot a 91. Do not think I ever got that
low
again when I played golf.




9 Holes, Bill?

Nope, 18.



Miniature golf?

http://www.harding-park.com/layout9....=129&page=2816

jps wrote:
On Fri, 22 Jan 2010 10:52:45 -0500, Harry
wrote:

John H wrote:
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 19:53:36 -0500, Bruce wrote:

Harry wrote:
jps wrote:
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 08:34:15 -0500, Harry
wrote:

John H wrote:

Do you know what a good driver (golf club) can cost?

Enjoy your new printer. You should be proud!
Callaway Diablo. Probably get three or four new printers. Printers
don't come with graphite shafts. But then, Callaway drivers don't come
with WalMart stickers.

~snerk~
Herring needs a chinese knockoff callaway to shoot in the 90's...my
uncle shot in the low to mid 70's most of his life with a set of
cheap wilson clubs from a sporting goods store.

BTW, I'd guess my new printer cost at least twice as much as your
$200 driver.
Callaway Diablo can be had for $186 from Overstock.

In Herring's hands, it'll just put him that much further into the
woods.

I can hit my $29 second hand Taylormade 540HD 100 yards further than
Herring with his new Diablo. Waste of money on a feeble old man.

Maybe he should have donated that money to a worthy cause, like Race
for the Cure.
Heheh...my new printer was $414...though I suppose with herring's
taste, he could have bought "three or four" printers that serve his
needs for that amount of money.

I don't know anything about golf. I played one or two rounds almost 40
years ago. My 93-year-old uncle played 18 holes four times a week
until his 90th...he's slowed down a bit but he did play and win a good
number of local senior tournaments as an amateur. Uncle retired at 55
and moved to Boca Raton from Salem, Massachusetts. He plays with a
cheap, old set of clubs.
Wow! $414! My new Colt AR15 was $1700. Do I win a prize?
I am so impressed with the golf stories by Harry and jps's golf club.
Wow, a Taylormade 540HD 100 - what a club! That's like a Porsche 911,
something I dream of, but will never obtain.

And Harry's uncle! What a man.

I'm surprised Harry didn't tell you about the time he shot in the low
70's when he first tried golf way back when. You've probably never
heard that story, but it was a good one.

Sorry, **** for brains...I shot in the 80's and it was at the Boca Raton
Club. Rented clubs, too. But don't forget to repeat your lie about me
a few hundred times...so it beccmes part of the book of mis-knowledge here.

From what you have posted here, my 93-year-old uncle could still whip
your ass on the golf course.


Herring thinks he can invest his way into playing golf well. I'd be
surprised if he drives the ball more than 170 yards. With a 23
handicap, the guy makes a par once every three rounds.

That Diablo is entirely suitable for an old man standing on the
precipice of a long stop in hell. Maybe he'll kack on the course with
the Diablo in his clutches.

Here's a novel idea. Instead of facilitating the left wing masturbaters,
why don't you engage them in debate? I'm sure you could be quite
engaging if you had the balls.

D.Duck wrote:
jps wrote:

snip

On Fri, 22 Jan 2010 19:19:52 -0800, "Bill McKee" No one scores
91 on their first time on a course unless it's a pitch and putt.

You're full of **** and you know it.

Why don't you run that one my Harry?

I hope you meant "by Harry"

Harry wrote:


Here's a novel idea. Instead of facilitating the left wing masturbaters,
why don't you engage them in debate? I'm sure you could be quite
engaging if you had the balls.

Sorry, "flajims," but the real Harry uses a mac and doesn't post as a
Harry using "Thunderbird 2.0.0.23 (Windows/20090812)"

Harry wrote:
D.Duck wrote:
jps wrote:

snip

On Fri, 22 Jan 2010 19:19:52 -0800, "Bill McKee" No one scores
91 on their first time on a course unless it's a pitch and putt.

You're full of **** and you know it.

Why don't you run that one my Harry?

I hope you meant "by Harry"


Sorry, "flajims," but the real Harry uses a mac and doesn't post as a
Harry using "Thunderbird 2.0.0.23 (Windows/20090812)"

Harry wrote:
Harry wrote:
D.Duck wrote:
jps wrote:

snip

On Fri, 22 Jan 2010 19:19:52 -0800, "Bill McKee" No one scores
91 on their first time on a course unless it's a pitch and putt.

You're full of **** and you know it.

Why don't you run that one my Harry?

I hope you meant "by Harry"


Sorry, "flajims," but the real Harry uses a mac and doesn't post as a
Harry using "Thunderbird 2.0.0.23 (Windows/20090812)"

You are reading every one of my posts. Good boy.

Harry wrote:
Harry wrote:
Harry wrote:
D.Duck wrote:
jps wrote:

snip

On Fri, 22 Jan 2010 19:19:52 -0800, "Bill McKee" No one scores
91 on their first time on a course unless it's a pitch and putt.

You're full of **** and you know it.

Why don't you run that one my Harry?

I hope you meant "by Harry"


Sorry, "flajims," but the real Harry uses a mac and doesn't post as a
Harry using "Thunderbird 2.0.0.23 (Windows/20090812)"

You are reading every one of my posts. Good boy.

Nope.

Sorry, "flajims," but the real Harry uses a mac and doesn't post as a
Harry using "Thunderbird 2.0.0.23 (Windows/20090812)"

Harry wrote:
Harry wrote:
Harry wrote:
D.Duck wrote:
jps wrote:

snip

On Fri, 22 Jan 2010 19:19:52 -0800, "Bill McKee" No one scores
91 on their first time on a course unless it's a pitch and putt.

You're full of **** and you know it.

Why don't you run that one my Harry?

I hope you meant "by Harry"


Sorry, "flajims," but the real Harry uses a mac and doesn't post as a
Harry using "Thunderbird 2.0.0.23 (Windows/20090812)"

You are reading every one of my posts. Good boy.


--
Harry has access to a PC and is perfectly capable of using it to make a
convincing spoof, as we have already seen. In fact we have seen screen
shots of his desktop which included spoofing software. One might ask
oneself if someone has spoofing software on his desk top, would he be
likely to use it?
Ask your self these questions. Is this post a spoof? Am I responding to
a spoof? Why am I reading posts that are likely to be spoofs?

Harry wrote:
Harry wrote:
Harry wrote:
Harry wrote:
D.Duck wrote:
jps wrote:

snip

On Fri, 22 Jan 2010 19:19:52 -0800, "Bill McKee" No one scores
91 on their first time on a course unless it's a pitch and putt.

You're full of **** and you know it.

Why don't you run that one my Harry?

I hope you meant "by Harry"


Sorry, "flajims," but the real Harry uses a mac and doesn't post as a
Harry using "Thunderbird 2.0.0.23 (Windows/20090812)"

You are reading every one of my posts. Good boy.

Nope.

Sorry, "flajims," but the real Harry uses a mac and doesn't post as a
Harry using "Thunderbird 2.0.0.23 (Windows/20090812)"


--
Harry has access to a PC and is perfectly capable of using it to make a
convincing spoof, as we have already seen. In fact we have seen screen
shots of his desktop which included spoofing software. One might ask
oneself if someone has spoofing software on his desk top, would he be
likely to use it?
Ask your self these questions. Is this post a spoof? Am I responding to
a spoof? Why am I reading posts that are likely to be spoofs?

Harry wrote:
D.Duck wrote:
jps wrote:

snip

On Fri, 22 Jan 2010 19:19:52 -0800, "Bill McKee" No one scores
91 on their first time on a course unless it's a pitch and putt.

You're full of **** and you know it.

Why don't you run that one my Harry?

I hope you meant "by Harry"


Yep.