Off Topic Thread too point uh

Stheno

awec wrote: »

36.

Most women who play off that sort of handicap I think would be older women who don't have the distance any more.

But awec, I AM old!!!!

awec

28 degrees in our living room right now, complete sweat box.

molloyjh

awec wrote: »

28 degrees in our living room right now, complete sweat box.

Be thankful you're not on a bus right now!

awec

molloyjh wrote: »

Be thankful you're not on a bus right now!

Our living room has two walls that are just glass from floor to ceiling and they're the two that face the sun! It just magnifies the heat!

Podge_irl

awec wrote: »

Our living room has two walls that are just glass from floor to ceiling and they're the two that face the sun! It just magnifies the heat!

Ugh, my bedroom in an old apartment was like that on one wall. Absolutely ridiculous design.

stephen_n

molloyjh wrote: »

Be thankful you're not on a bus ever!

FYP

Stheno

Stheno wrote: »

I'm having a golf lesson for the first time later this week

Good luck. I swear I won't be lurking in the bushes outside the driving range, but who are you going to? If you're on d'Northside there's some very good pros in Kinsealy Grange.

Synode wrote: »

Enjoy. The most important thing in a golf swing (imo) is remembering to keep your head down and your eye on the ball. Don't look up until you're sure the ball is well gone. Absolutely crucial

I have this problem in a bad bad way. I just can't keep my head still through the shot, and my ball striking ends up all over the shop. I played on Sunday and I didn't three putt at all, I didn't hit any really bad chips or pitches, but some of my irons were just appalling. Cost me shots all over the place.

Zzippy

When I joined a club I handed in 3 cards and had to play a round with one of the handicap committee - they gave me 17.5 which was kinda hard to play to for a while! Haven't played in a couple of years and would probably struggle to beat 25 now... could always hit the ball a mile, it was keeping it straight was the problem! :pac:

Best tip I ever got was to slow down my backswing...

mfceiling

awec wrote: »

28 degrees in our living room right now, complete sweat box.

Probably about the same in this apartment. I put a mosquito plug in yoke in the wall, wiped myself down with mosquito wipes, sprayed my legs with a kind of deet spray and the window mosquito nets are closed. One bite and i'm sleeping in the car tomorrow night.

Stheno

Sky Mango Tux wrote: »

Good luck. I swear I won't be lurking in the bushes outside the driving range, but who are you going to? If you're on d'Northside there's some very good pros in Kinsealy Grange.



ce.

Sue in Roganstown

Wang King

Balls! Forgot the Rose of Tralee starts this weekend, watching the game in my normal pub is going to be difficult.

irishbucsfan

Wang King wrote: »

Balls! Forgot the Rose of Tralee starts this weekend, watching the game in my normal pub is going to be difficult.

Is it because you're an escort?

dregin

awec wrote: »

Our living room has two walls that are just glass from floor to ceiling and they're the two that face the sun! It just magnifies the heat!

Do ye not have blinds?!?!

Stheno

irishbucsfan wrote: »

Is it because you're an escort?

Would they be that desperate though?

awec

Didn't know there were men in the rose of tralee.

Podge_irl

Roll call for fantasy this year lads.

Me
ibf
Buer
Teferi
P_1
?

CatFromHue

Anyone see the RTE shows for the Autumn?

Monday nights will host a new series of documentaries including Recruits, which goes behind the scenes with the Irish Defence Forces; Ireland's Wealth Revolution which sees David McWilliams investigating the wage gap; The Boston Nanny centres around the trial of Cavan nanny Aisling Brady McCarthy and Alan Quinlan will feature in Hidden Impact: Rugby’s Concussion Crisis.

Just about 2 years too late there Quinny!

thomond2006

Podge_irl wrote: »

Roll call for fantasy this year lads.

Me
ibf
Buer
Teferi
P_1
?

Me too please

chupacabra

Wang King wrote: »

Balls! Forgot the Rose of Tralee starts this weekend, watching the game in my normal pub is going to be difficult.

Thankfully my parents moved out of Tralee last winter so now I dont have to deal with that ****e when im home. (I happen to be home) Finding a pub in Ballyheigue to show the rugby can be just as hard though.

Wang King

chupacabra wrote: »

Thankfully my parents moved out of Tralee last winter so now I dont have to deal with that ****e when im home. (I happen to be home) Finding a pub in Ballyheigue to show the rugby can be just as hard though.

There'll be no foreign ball games in BallyH boy!!

Zzippy

chupacabra wrote: »

Thankfully my parents moved out of Tralee last winter so now I dont have to deal with that ****e when im home. (I happen to be home) Finding a pub in Ballyheigue to show the rugby can be just as hard though.

At least they'll show the hurling on Sunday...

Stheno

Sweet suffering jesus

Asked oh wwoild he like to go to the game on Saturday last night and bought tickets

We were chatting about it this evening and he said, oh that will be fun, who's playing :eek:

Wang King

Stheno wrote: »

Sweet suffering jesus

Asked oh wwoild he like to go to the game on Saturday last night and bought tickets

We were chatting about it this evening and he said, oh that will be fun, who's playing :eek:

He's a keeper

molloyjh

Stheno wrote: »

Sweet suffering jesus

Asked oh wwoild he like to go to the game on Saturday last night and bought tickets

We were chatting about it this evening and he said, oh that will be fun, who's playing :eek:

You've really got to sort that **** out.

Stheno

molloyjh wrote: »

You've really got to sort that **** out.

Ah he's just not a sports fan, and in fairness to him, he's the patience of a saint, he spent the entire of the last day of the six nations through all three matches in Duffys in Malahide, surrounded by fans.

When it gets to screaming OMFG we might do it levels, he leaves to go for a walk.

And he's not a drinker

He not only has to put up with the rugby, but with tennis, the Majors in the golf and various other events during the year Last weekend we were on our first weekend away in years, and Saturday revolved around making sure I got to see the match. About 60 minutes in, he goes "what's the score", I told him whatever it was, and he asked who was winning!

He loves live stuff and the atmosphere of a big crowd, so I'm hoping to start the conversion this weekend.

L

Stheno

Stheno wrote: »

Ah he's just not a sports fan, and in fairness to him, he's the patience of a saint, he spent the entire of the last day of the six nations through all three matches in Duffys in Malahide, surrounded by fans.

When it gets to screaming OMFG we might do it levels, he leaves to go for a walk.

And he's not a drinker

He not only has to put up with the rugby, but with tennis, the Majors in the golf and various other events during the year Last weekend we were on our first weekend away in years, and Saturday revolved around making sure I got to see the match. About 60 minutes in, he goes "what's the score", I told him whatever it was, and he asked who was winning!

He loves live stuff and the atmosphere of a big crowd, so I'm hoping to start the conversion this weekend.

L

Your relationship sounds like my relationship only with the genders reversed.

Stheno

Deleted User wrote: »

Your relationship sounds like my relationship only with the genders reversed.

Is very funny sometimes if we are in strange places, people think it's him into the sports then get a shock when he spends an entire match on reddit etc

b.gud

Stheno wrote: »

Sweet suffering jesus

Asked oh wwoild he like to go to the game on Saturday last night and bought tickets

We were chatting about it this evening and he said, oh that will be fun, who's playing :eek:

If I can answer who's playing can I get his ticket? :pac:

Just watched Terminator Genesis and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised.






At how sh:t it was.

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Just watched Terminator Genesis and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised.






At how sh:t it was.