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If you're signing your name in wet concrete, there's no rule against back-dating it
True, there's technically no rule against lacking dignity.
#blogkaren was calling me a racist awhile back as I was calling out Israeli genocide in Gaza. Now college campuses are being taken over by racists (using #blogkaren logic).
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What the hell are you on about?
Can't even remember what he posts . . . SMDH
but I have found one of the quickest ways to fix a slice without having to figure out what's goofy with your swing is to move to a stronger grip. The more on top of the club your left hand is the easier it is to roll the clubface over. Heck, you might even start to draw the ball a little bit (which is by far the sexier ball flight, not even an opinion it's just a fact Jack)
What if I told you...You get them sweet karoline black berries?That’s not the brand but it’s just the organic ones I get from H-E-B
I think one of the best feelings in golf is when you're on the tee box and a group rolls up behind you and then you proceed to just smash your drive dead central down the fairway.
Also nice: I was golfing on Friday and I had a shot where the ball was just barely outside of a greenside bunker. So my shot is I have to stand inside the bunker, with the ball probably 9" above my feet, and I chip it over the bunker onto a downhill sloping green that might have actually just been concrete painted green, and the ball stopped about 4' from the hole. I didn't realize that I had an audience from a nearby teebox but these guys were watching and were like "wow! Hell of a shot!"
Smashing a drive off the tee box is a great feeling but for me the best feeling is hitting a perfectly flush 7 Iron from the fairway and the ball landing on the green just like you pictured it in your head.
I think one of the best feelings in golf is when you're on the tee box and a group rolls up behind you and then you proceed to just smash your drive dead central down the fairway.
Also nice: I was golfing on Friday and I had a shot where the ball was just barely outside of a greenside bunker. So my shot is I have to stand inside the bunker, with the ball probably 9" above my feet, and I chip it over the bunker onto a downhill sloping green that might have actually just been concrete painted green, and the ball stopped about 4' from the hole. I didn't realize that I had an audience from a nearby teebox but these guys were watching and were like "wow! Hell of a shot!"
The inverse of this is one of the worst feelings in golf: absolutely chunking a drive with the group behind you watching. I get nervous in these situations, so it becomes a self-fulfilling prophesy often.
the interesting thing is the mccarthy got kicked out just for funding the govt but johnson completely rolled them, and it looks like the freedom caucus will do nothing more than whine about it.
https://twitter.com/conorsen/status/1781741518664950129
The process of finding McCarthy’s replacement made them look inept. This bill makes them look inept. Perhaps they realize this and don’t want to take another step down the inept ladder.
What changed my game was some simple advice: vertical drop, horizontal tug.
this is a long discussion that has yet to yield an example of republican leadership in terms of infastructure
Didn't something kind of big happen not long after that?
Can you imagine trying to run a national infrastructure program with a supply chain in complete disarray? The cost overruns would have been insurmountable.
Thank you Flying Spaghetti Monster!!
The primary Republican push against the infrastructure bill last time was because as usual, it was just spending piled on top of spending. Not cutting anything to pay for the bill . . . this is not hard to understand, but apparently you never will.
Also,
One that seems to be going in the opposite direction of the norm: Starbucks.
They incentivize you to use their app via free crap every so often, birthday drinks, etc. The app used to ask you, after every purchase, how much you would like to tip. They took that function away a year or so ago. So now, you pay with the app, but if you don't have cash(lol, what's that) their employees get no tip. Kinda wild.
I assume they found some legal reason to stop doing this and just took the option away before they got sued, but who knows. Given the tip environment everywhere else, this one is a head scratcher.
when you are checking out on the starbucks app it has the total at the bottom and then a little button that says "wanna leave a tip?" but you do not have to engage with that button in order to complete your order.
When you are scanning the bar code in the drive through, that isn't there. It used to be a pop up after they scanned your app, though.
can you point me to the republican infrastructure bills that would have solved this?
One that seems to be going in the opposite direction of the norm: Starbucks.
They incentivize you to use their app via free crap every so often, birthday drinks, etc. The app used to ask you, after every purchase, how much you would like to tip. They took that function away a year or so ago. So now, you pay with the app, but if you don't have cash(lol, what's that) their employees get no tip. Kinda wild.
I assume they found some legal reason to stop doing this and just took the option away before they got sued, but who knows. Given the tip environment everywhere else, this one is a head scratcher.
