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I'll give you more to laugh at.

I watch the 4 major golf tournaments and the 3 major horse races if I'm home and think about it.

I do catch most of the NCAA hoops tourney.

I watch very little television.

Except for Pawn Stars, am I right? :0008

Shot an 84 yesterday Jack, walking.
 

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Except for Pawn Stars, am I right? :0008

Shot an 84 yesterday Jack, walking.

I have the TV on when I go to bed, so yes, I watched about 15 minutes of Pawn Stars last night.

Nice round. Imagine putting 4 rounds together like that :D
 

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I have the TV on when I go to bed, so yes, I watched about 15 minutes of Pawn Stars last night.

Nice round. Imagine putting 4 rounds together like that :D

Tell me when O Captain. It's raining buckets here today or I would be out. Maybe I should go out and train. Play 36 holes walking drenched. Nah, lol
 

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Tell me when O Captain. It's raining buckets here today or I would be out. Maybe I should go out and train. Play 36 holes walking drenched. Nah, lol
I guess we could do it during the week, or how about at the golf outing :shrug:

You have to walk 72 holes but it might be harder for me to watch all that :142smilie
 

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I swear, I do not have an ATM card :0008

:scared I'm the complete opposite. I think I've set foot inside a bank once in the last 8 years or so, and that was only because it was for a mortgage. If they can figure out a way to pre-approve people for a mortgage via the ATM, we'll be in bidness.
 

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I'd rather watch Glenn eat a Welch's Grape Bar than a Stanley Cup Playoff game.

Baseball is so much better.

So the buzz is finally getting out, huh? I'm going to start charging admission though, so factor that into your viewing decision.
 

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MLS has been touting these figures--which are a bit skewed, as MLS play many fewer games, and it's early yet in the MLS season:

MLS Attendance Moves Past NBA, NHL

Fueled by rapid growth in soccer-crazed cities such as Toronto, Seattle and Philadelphia, Major League Soccer has now moved past the NBA and NHL in terms of average attendance, based on figures from each sport's most recent full season. Have a look at the #'s below.

1. NFL - 67,508.69 (2009 season)
2. MLB - 30,213.37 (2009 season)
3. MLS - 18,452.14 (2010 season, as of 04/11/2010)
4. NBA - 17,149.61 (2009/10 season)
5. NHL - 16,985.31 (2009/10 season)
 

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:scared I'm the complete opposite. I think I've set foot inside a bank once in the last 8 years or so, and that was only because it was for a mortgage. If they can figure out a way to pre-approve people for a mortgage via the ATM, we'll be in bidness.
I make deposits and get cash at the window. I don't need much cash, it all goes on AMEX.
 

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I make deposits and get cash at the window. I don't need much cash, it all goes on AMEX.

Ah yes, I always forget about the drive-up window. I thought you meant you go in the bank every time you have to make a transaction. I was about to ask if you use the Pony Express to mail letters and churn your own butter as well. :142smilie
 
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MLS has been touting these figures--which are a bit skewed, as MLS play many fewer games, and it's early yet in the MLS season:

MLS Attendance Moves Past NBA, NHL

Fueled by rapid growth in soccer-crazed cities such as Toronto, Seattle and Philadelphia, Major League Soccer has now moved past the NBA and NHL in terms of average attendance, based on figures from each sport's most recent full season. Have a look at the #'s below.

1. NFL - 67,508.69 (2009 season)
2. MLB - 30,213.37 (2009 season)
3. MLS - 18,452.14 (2010 season, as of 04/11/2010)
4. NBA - 17,149.61 (2009/10 season)
5. NHL - 16,985.31 (2009/10 season)

:142smilie SOCCER PLAYS in STADIUMS (70,000+)
How many URINE TOSSING MEXICANS on any givin match vs the USA Player led teams would skew the #s...
or The Price is Right Drew Careys Seattle Soccer Teams Shameless promotion on "HIS" PiRight Show..............
 
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MLS has been touting these figures--which are a bit skewed, as MLS play many fewer games, and it's early yet in the MLS season:

MLS Attendance Moves Past NBA, NHL

Fueled by rapid growth in soccer-crazed cities such as Toronto, Seattle and Philadelphia, Major League Soccer has now moved past the NBA and NHL in terms of average attendance, based on figures from each sport's most recent full season. Have a look at the #'s below.

1. NFL - 67,508.69 (2009 season)
2. MLB - 30,213.37 (2009 season)
3. MLS - 18,452.14 (2010 season, as of 04/11/2010)
4. NBA - 17,149.61 (2009/10 season)
5. NHL - 16,985.31 (2009/10 season)

That's amazing - just a matter of time
 
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