What's your crap shot shout?

IF i cuss i do it it in another language, i have worked with many nationalities over the years and it is the first thing you pick up :D
 
'Rubbish!'. I'm half English and although you'd never know it from my accent, it's one of the half dozen or so words that sounds a little southern.
 
I usually laugh. Occasionally I'll make a low tssh or hmm sound then laugh, but mostly I just laugh. :)
 
Not so much of a shout but a cursory insult directed at oneself which can be You w......., You t......,You p.... , something along those lines.
 
Mine is "Really Paul?!!" followed by "FFS!!" as the ball just keeps going right. (On some shots) Or I talk to myself on approach to a shot where I thought I hit a blinder only to find it short. I say "Aye that wasn't enough club you moron!"

I do the same (and my name is also Paul). I usually give it "Oh Paul...Come on!!" Followed with a quick strike of the ground with the club in question
 
I have been know to call myself a see you next Tuesday on more than one occasion :o ...

Smiffy also refers to you that way.....

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note the WINK meaning that my post is a totally fabricated LIE :thup:


I'm going to try and stop swearing on the course, it's really gotten out of hand. It's not big and it's not clever! :D
 
I such situations I always like to channel my inner Britney and break into a chorus of Oops I Did it Again, along with the correctly choreographed dance moves of course.
 
Bratty could get banned if he answers this one truthfully.:eek

Which is exactly the reason, Richard, that "I'm oot!"! :rofl:

Trust me, I can teach sailors and squaddies words they've never heard! I tend to join several together and make new ones up for good measure!!
 
I just slap my thigh in a jolly way and smile, I don't like to hear swearing on the course :eek:

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I try not to get myself too annoyed at a bad shot but there are usually two choices.
  • "Oh bugger" or
  • "Oh come on Stephen" (isn't it funny you use your full name when telling yourself off just like your parents used to :D)
However, some of the lads in my group can be more "colourful" in their phraseology.
 
Never thought about it. Depends on company around me I suppose and how the rest of my games doing.
 
"What was that?" or "Where is that going?" or "You idiot!" or "That's not even a golf shot"

quite a lot actually, working up to swearing on the particularly bad rounds....
 
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