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scruff400

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3,757 posts

280 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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Ok then. Exorsize me, what is the facination? Tell me why you all play/like Golf.

SGirl

7,922 posts

280 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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Because Chimaera owners can actually get golf clubs in the boot??

N17 TVR

2,937 posts

290 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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1) I'm out of the little ladys reach for a minimum of 4 hours !!!!!!!

2) great company

3) great scenary

4) it's the last bastion of good manners and decency

5) I'm out of the little ladys reach for a minimum of 4 hours !!!!!!!

6) the challenge

7) the feeling when it all clicks and you shoot a low score

8) you don't have to mix with the poor

9) another excuse to drive the Tiv

10) I'm out of the little ladys reach for a minimum of 4 hours !!!!!!!!

Oh & just for the record;

No I'm not old.........

No I don't wear plaid trousers and diamond Pringles

No I don't have an electric trolley

rthierry

684 posts

300 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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Personally, I tend to use the boot space for other things like

M@H

11,298 posts

291 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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8) you don't have to mix with the poor




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MikeyT

17,579 posts

290 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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Golf is the perfect way to ruin a good walk.

And it's not difficult either.

Try cricket, where you have to hit the ball when it's moving ...

:massivecricketfanwhohatesgolf:

SGirl

7,922 posts

280 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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Personally, I tend to use the boot space for other things like




Mmm, nice thinking. Does this improve the handling at all?? Might give it a try!

rct

251 posts

291 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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8) you don't have to mix with the poor






NOW I know why I hate everything about golf and the t*ssers who play it....

rct

251 posts

291 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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8) you don't have to mix with the poor






NOW I know why I hate everything about golf and the t*ssers who play it....

jeremyc

26,549 posts

303 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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Golf is the perfect way to ruin a good walk.

And it's not difficult either.

Try cricket, where you have to hit the ball when it's moving ...

:massivecricketfanwhohatesgolf:

I'm with you MikeyT: play cricket!

I'm saving golf for when I can't run.

Jeremy
(Fullers Surrey County League champions 2002)

N17 TVR

2,937 posts

290 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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8) you don't have to mix with the poor






NOW I know why I hate everything about golf and the t*ssers who play it....





Lighten up a bit RCT, it was said with a sense of irony i.e. golf is alway's seen/portrayed as a 'rich mans' sport, when in fact at the average golf club (like the one I belong to) it is far from that.

Still what else can you expect from the 't*ssers' who play the sport

Imelda

793 posts

285 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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Golf is the perfect way to ruin a good walk.




Tsk tsk. I think you may have misunderstood the game. Try to observe the following guidelines and you should find it all much more enjoyable:

1) Meet friends in the clubhouse at about 11.00am and indulge yourself with a large fried breakfast and a pint of Guinness.

2) Hire an electric golf buggy, thus eliminating the rather irksome requirement to walk anywhere.

3) Load said buggy up with a crate of Guinness.

4) Set off round the course, all the time looking for any opportunity to mercilessly take the piss out of your fellow players. Be warned though, they will be doing the same to you. Oh, and keep drinking.

5) Amusing behaviour, such as driving your buggy over another players ball, thus squashing it firmly into the fairway, is always encouraged.

6) Upon completion of the round, return to the clubhouse and treat yourself to a pint of Guinness and a large fried breakfast.

7) Prizegiving, to include categories such as 'most balls lost during the day' and 'most spectacular buggy crash'.

8) Call a cab and retire home, fall asleep on the sofa, and await your Sunday roast.

scruff400

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3,757 posts

280 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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I can feel it growing on me...

rct

251 posts

291 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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I take it all back...that makes it sound a whole lot more appealing! Apologies for branding all golfers as t*ssers!!

(PS Having a bad day)

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N17 TVR

2,937 posts

290 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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I take it all back...that makes it sound a whole lot more appealing! Apologies for branding all golfers as t*ssers!!

(PS Having a bad day)

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No problem, it was a bit unfair on the 5% who aren't

incorrigible

13,668 posts

280 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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You get as many t***ers playing golf as you do getting involved in other sports, but the "how can you be taken seriously if you're not a member" t***ers are a little less threatening than a bunch (is that the correct collective noun) of Milwall supporters. You can drive your TVR there and not spend 4 hours worrying if some scrote is going to key it.

Good walk (6-7 miles is average)
Completely pointless sport (aren't they all)
Usually good breakfast
Pleanty of time on the way round for a wee nip
Polite service and fellow punters

In fact, a bit like cricket, it's a break from the real world, although I reckon you get more excercise during a round of golf

And contrary to popular opinion you don't have to wear plus-fours, just like you don't HAVE to wear a cravat to get into the MCC

N17 TVR

2,937 posts

290 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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And contrary to popular opinion you don't have to wear plus-fours,



....although unfortunately we have got quite a few of the 'older' members at our club who do favour Toad of Toad Hall outfits for the winter months.

However, all your points are most valid, it's a much maligned and misunderstood pastime.

......but then again I suppose much the same could be said of necrophilia.


rct

251 posts

291 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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...However, all your points are most valid, it's a much maligned and misunderstood pastime.

......but then again I suppose much the same could be said of necrophilia.




And indeed TVR ownership!

dans

1,142 posts

303 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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And contrary to popular opinion you don't have to wear plus-fours, just like you don't HAVE to wear a cravat to get into the MCC





Cravat - no, but MCC tie is prety de rigeur.

incorrigible

13,668 posts

280 months

Tuesday 10th September 2002
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......but then again I suppose much the same could be said of necrophilia.

What bit of necrophilia am I missing then ? Is there more to it than fg dead people