ANYONE GOING TO THE MASTERS

[Another Steve]

Have Played my whole life...been a Volunteer at Colonial for 20 years.

I only hope to go there, Playing would be heaven.

I have Thursday and Friday off just to watch...

Very Lucky Man, have fun

Other just don't understand

 

[bjfinste]

Don't pay any attention S.P.---there are some that still think wrestling is real--and some that think if they are not robbing-getting busted for drugs-or killing someone their not real athletes.

Can't think of any sporting event other than Masters that airs with only 6 minutes of commercials an hour for their fans--and if you get outsiders trying put heat on them--they foot the bill with no commercials.

The first half of your post is so ridiculously idiotic and laced with typical moronic DTBisms, that it doesn't deserve any more response than this sentence.

To answer the second half... The World Cup comes to mind.

 

[Dr. Fade]

I don't know which is more ignorant the comment of golf not being a sport or enjoying it because "thugs" aren't involved. Bottom line, it's the only one you play post 30 yr. old so you better put a game together.

The Masters is the shit- if you don;t realize that- your'e a fukin clown-

and that's the BOTTOM LINE TONY CHIVANTE................




Whooooaaaa!
-Ric Flair

 

[bjfinste]

Mr. Fade- I question golf being an actual "sport", but don't get me wrong... I love The Masters.

 

[Dr. Fade]

Mr. Fade- I question golf being an actual "sport", but don't get me wrong... I love The Masters.

That's because you probably suck at it :shrug:

You live in Arizona?

 

[bjfinste]

Yes, and yes.

But that fact that I suck (miserably) at it, doesn't make me think it is more or less of a "sport", at least by how I define "sport". It also doesn't mean I don't respect the abilities of the people that excel at it, either. It just doesn't fit my definition of the word sport. To me, it's a game, not a sport.

 

[Dr. Fade]

I guess we'll agree to disagree- a game is, to me, playing cards. It is a different athletic skill set than 110m hurdles, but I can argue that the majority of the "dudes" competing in that competition who couldn't dribble a round ball to save their life are in the same boat as "unathletic" golfers.

By the way, your credibility went up after your admission of being a non_athlete. :mj07: