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vkurup
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Hey stop trying to ruin the fun. We are going for 1000 posts.
Only 20 more posts to go... shall we start doing a count down, before the Mods wake up.
Hey stop trying to ruin the fun. We are going for 1000 posts.
Its the only record I'll be involved in this year so keep it going .Only 20 more posts to go... shall we start doing a count down, before the Mods wake up.
I think we should let SILH have the 1000 post. He can have the first and last on the thread which seems fair.:thup:Only 20 more posts to go... shall we start doing a count down, before the Mods wake up.
Ok with me , he's already had most of them anyway.:rofl::thup:I think we should let SILH have the 1000 post. He can have the first and last on the thread seems which seems fair.:thup:
From the opening post. I think the Mods should explain themselves.Mods - you can now close this if you wish now that I have clarified my statement.
I think we should let SILH have the 1000 post. He can have the first and last on the thread which seems fair.:thup:
But the pro don't all stand facing the person who is teeing off
Most of the time they are back right on the tee.
Pedantic :whoo: 8 to godoes it matter if it's back right, centre right or forward right, they are SORT OF facing the player on the tee who is playing.
Pedantic :whoo: 8 to go
Just trying to keeping it going, no need to be rude and get it shut down with only a few posts to go remember your position, BAM.Not being pedantic at all just stating what you see on tv you numpty.
Not being pedantic at all just stating what you see on tv you numpty.
Potential infraction alert... as deadly sin as standing on the wrong side
4 more.. come on SILH post it.. (you know u want to)
When my dad was teaching me about etiquette and where to stand when someone was teeing off he did reference the 12 o'clock position as being safe. He also said anywhere behind the ball and well back will be safe. Standing down the line would be frowned upon. When he was saying to stand in the 12 position it was a "where to stand for dummies". It was an effort to keep me safe. I was a kid at the time.