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Fantastic word game

For many years now, we've been playing this little word game that now boasts 3,400 pages and 34,001 contributions.


Congrats to purpledevil for making Contribution # 34,000.
 
We've come a long way since those early glory days at Radio-Info.com, then the dark period when we were shut down for a while, and nowadays the new glory days at RadioDiscussions.com.

And hello to our fine gentlemanly moderator, Frank, who very occasionally pops in to provide his own contribution while still adhering to the one sentence rule. :)
 
The turtle races might not be as popular as some other sports but I'd rather watch turtles slowly make their way toward the finish line than watch
a bunch of middle-aged guys following a little white ball around a golf course.

And why does everyone have to be quiet when a golfer is hitting the ball. In a baseball game, the batter is trying to hit a ball that's coming at him at almost 100 miles per hour with 50,000 people screaming their heads off. All a golfer has to do is hit a ball that's completely stationary. It's not moving. Which is why there should be heckling in golf. "He no golfer, he no golfer...SWING golfer"! I think that would make it much more interesting.
 
Golf course banter, I agree, should be similar to the stands at the baseball game, but instead of shouting, "Heyyyyy, batter batter batter", the chant should be, "Heyyyyy, putter putter putter", so that makes it two votes for no more whispering ahead of a drive, putt or sand wedge chip.
 
A drive, putt or sand wedge chip would also be more challenging and exciting to watch if all tournaments were played on golf courses in Florida with alligators and other deadly creatures roaming around freely.

I'm also not completely opposed to a strategically placed landmine or two on the golf course.
 
Alligators and other deadly creatures roaming around freely are nothing compared to mistaking for a golf hole the perfect 4-1/4 inch hole in the top of the termite mounds.
 
The termite mounds are quite the dilemma for a novice golfer, but nothing compared to dealing with the mischievous antics of the resident gopher living on the course.
 
Living on the course, with the golf balls sailing into my backyard, constantly interrupts my suntanning so that's why I head to the sunny shores of Florida so often.
 
dmargalotti said:
Do it right after the next hurricanes hits the state, Scanman and you will probably find some really good real estate deals.
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Really good real estate deals can be found along the entire Gulf coast, after a hurricane blasts through and scares those that thought it would be a novel idea to build their dream homes so damn close to the water.
 
Close to the water the breezes are a little bit nicer, though the sand can be rather fiery under your feet.
 
A welcome sight that can only be outmatched by a cold beer from the beach side bar, served in a frosty mug.
 
A frosty mug with root beer and a scoop of vanilla ice cream, also known as a black cow, will be served in the lounge over the weekend.
 


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