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Golf Clubs for sale
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 08-28-2007, 11:45 AM |
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Golf clubs. Beginner to Intermediate. It's the full set including woods, irons, putter and bag. 13 clubs in all, I think:
- "Woods" 1, 3, 5
- Irons 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,PW,SW
- Putter
They're two years old and haven't been used since May 2006. They are in very good shape, seeing as I only used them maybe a dozen times.
Retail price: $299.99 plus tax
Yours for: $150
But I may be willing to let them go for less. Depends on how much attention they attract at this price.
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| 10-21-2007, 11:45 AM |
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Do they come with a remote control?
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There's some around here, that don't know whither it's Tuesday, or Norway.
Remember the first moon landing? Neil Armstrong, Buzz Lightyear?
<Vernon Francis "Frank" Gallagher>
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| 10-21-2007, 2:58 PM |
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 Reveeen wrote:Do they come with a remote control?
You obviously don't golf..am I correct in saying so?
Persistence is the twin sister of excellence. One is a matter of quality; the other, a matter of time.
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| 10-21-2007, 3:47 PM |
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"You obviously don't golf..am I correct in saying so?"
I actually know quite a bit about golfing (GOLF= Gentlemen Only Ladies Forbidden)
But you are right, I don't golf.
1) I have a home, populated with folks that I like, that I actually like hanging around (especially Saturday and Sunday mornings, prime golfing times)
2) Growing up I actually learned some useful skills, and used them in my work, and hobbies, so I am not a "desk operating do nothing" with no clue as to knowing how to manulipulate his/her surroundings, so lacking any "real" skills I do not depend on the inane.
3) Even a dog knows enough to seek shelter when it rains, golfers, in general do not.
4) I am a big boy now, I do not need an excuse to drink, I drink when, and where I like, with who I like.
5) Growing up I did "manly" things (like chasing whores, and riding motorcycles), not "girly" things (like golf).
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There's some around here, that don't know whither it's Tuesday, or Norway.
Remember the first moon landing? Neil Armstrong, Buzz Lightyear?
<Vernon Francis "Frank" Gallagher>
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| 10-21-2007, 5:49 PM |
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| 10-23-2007, 11:46 AM |
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Luckily, I don't golf either, so I won't take Raveen's spew as an insult. But I do have the following comments.
1) I know lots of golfers. Most have homes and people they like being at and spending time with. They just like playing golf also. Personally, I sleep on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Normally with my girlfriend, at my home, both of which I like.
2) Impliedly classifying golfers as people who are "desk operating do nothings" with "no clue as to knowing how to manipulate his or her surroundings, lacking in any real skills", who have no useful skills usable in work and hobbies, and who depend on the inane, seems a little much, and stereotypical at that. You're implying that people with "skills" don't play golf... whatever that means. And what does "manipulate your surroundings" mean??????? Does playing golf impede a person's ability to have a hobby, or to manipulate his surroundings?
3) Golfers are humans. Humans are not made of sugar. We are in fact waterproof.
4) Good for you. I do too. Isn't it fun? I pity those poor golfers, who evidently can't.
5) If you're still into chasing whores, you should check out St. George boulevard in the evenings. On your motorcycle. Personally, I'll stay away. I really don't want gonorrhea or worse, herpes. Mmmmm, crabs! Delicious!
So what happens if a guy rides his motorcycle to the golf course with his whore on the back, and they play a game of golf. Is this a paradox? Can "manly" people do "girly" things? What if a golfer decides to find a whore for an evening? Can they give out a motorcycle as a prize in a golf tournament? What existential questions!
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| 10-23-2007, 11:48 AM |
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Oh yes, to answer your question: no the golf clubs do not come with a remote control.
However, I might be able to score you a keychain with a naked chick on it if you buy the clubs, for you to put your motorcycle keys on.
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| 10-23-2007, 11:56 AM |
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Reveeen wrote: "You obviously don't golf..am I correct in saying so?"
I actually know quite a bit about golfing (GOLF= Gentlemen Only Ladies Forbidden)
But you are right, I don't golf.
1) I have a home, populated with folks that I like, that I actually like hanging around (especially Saturday and Sunday mornings, prime golfing times)
2) Growing up I actually learned some useful skills, and used them in my work, and hobbies, so I am not a "desk operating do nothing" with no clue as to knowing how to manulipulate his/her surroundings, so lacking any "real" skills I do not depend on the inane.
3) Even a dog knows enough to seek shelter when it rains, golfers, in general do not.
4) I am a big boy now, I do not need an excuse to drink, I drink when, and where I like, with who I like.
5) Growing up I did "manly" things (like chasing whores, and riding motorcycles), not "girly" things (like golf).
Well aren't you a freakin ray of sunshine through the clouds on a dark and rainy day...Apparently through your maturing and growing and gaining skills to keep your ass off a chair in front of a desk you forgot to also acquire general politeness ........
Have a great day Sunshine!!!!
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| 10-23-2007, 5:28 PM |
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the only thing i like about golfing is that they have a bar...........
time has come
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| 10-23-2007, 5:29 PM |
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| 10-23-2007, 5:53 PM |
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And here I *thought* that maybe, just maybe, instead of hanging out in someone's cow pasture, knocking about a smallish ball with a stick, and paying to do so, one could donate some of their clearly un-productive time to a worthy cause. Seems to me Big Brothers/Big Sisters are always looking for folks to help out? How about the Cancer Society?
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There's some around here, that don't know whither it's Tuesday, or Norway.
Remember the first moon landing? Neil Armstrong, Buzz Lightyear?
<Vernon Francis "Frank" Gallagher>
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| 10-23-2007, 5:56 PM |
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| 05-24-2008, 1:32 AM |
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What why price is very. Why buying old ball.Does the played ball shape remains same.
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I love discount golf balls
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| 05-24-2008, 10:30 AM |
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What: Golf clubs with bag
Why: I don't use them.
Price is very: You're right, the price WAS very.
Buying old balls has certain advantages. Mostly the price you'll have to pay.
Usually, the played ball shape stays the same when you play golf. Yes. I have seen a golf ball split in two, at least once, but that's a rare occurrence. It's never happened to me with these clubs.
Oh yeah, the golf clubs were sold a few weeks ago. So they're no longer available.
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