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Charlie Sheen is one of those freakazoids who should probably koa's, but he might have cooties.
 
He might have cooties, along with a few other diseases, viruses, and other medical conditions considering his lifestyle.
 
Tiger's blood combined with Tiger's indiscretions means you will soon be getting beaten by a Swedish blonde woman.
 
Wielding a golf club never was my thing, as I wielded a bowling ball instead because golf is for sissies who aren't strong enough haul a bowling ball.

[size=8pt]I don't know why it is, but it seems that in just about any discussion of golf that I am involved in/eavesdrop in, I'm liable to bring up bowling. I have done that for years. I have no idea why.

Besides, you can't strengthen your wrists playing golf the way you can by hurling 16 pounds of plastic and ebony down a lane.......
 
Golf is for sissies who aren't strong enough haul a bowling ball and bowling is for guys who are to round around the middle to do something that might actually involve running.

No offense to our band camp bowling team. As for golf, I never could understand why everyone has to be hush hush quiet as the golfer prepares to swing. In baseball, you've got 60 or 70 thousand fans screaming at the batter while he tries to hit a ball that is coming to him at 90 plus miles per hour. Personally, I think golf would be more interested if heckling was allowed. "He's no golfer...he's no golfer...SWING golfer!"
 
Jackson Browne is one of those artists who had a few good hits, but never seemed to have lasting power beyond those hits.
 
Beyond those hits he plays on his radio show, Ryan Seacrest also runs his empire and manages to show up at every awards show.
 
The awards that Olivia Newton-John deserves are so great in number that in order to keep them all in one place, she would need a club with at least 20,000 square feet.
 
Shows like Little House on the Prairie were rarely, if ever, frought with all of the intrigue and drama that goes into slutty lifestyles and programming, although little Nellie often announced, speculating and scheming, that she was ratted out by the lady in the raspberry beret.
 


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