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[Pokster]

If he's whacking a 7 Iron about in it, I'm impressed by the size of it.

He might just be ****e at golf and can't hit it more than 10yds

[Viva Prat Vegas]

How does he get his balls back when they fly over the fence ?

[Burney]

He might just be ****e at golf and can't hit it more than 10yds

Joey fücking Deacon could hit a 7 Iron more than 10 yards, p.

I used to play pitch and putt with a lad in Wexford who used a 9 iron for everything (including putting) and held the club in a hurling grip (left hand below right in a right handed stance). He was strangely skilful.

[Pokster]

Joey fücking Deacon could his a 7 Iron more than 10 yards, p.

I used to play pitch and putt with a lad in Wexford who used a 9 iron for everything (including putting) and held the club in a hurling grip (left hand below right in a right handed stance). He was strangely skilful.

I won our club 3 club challenge about 20 yrs ago.... only scored about 5 shots more than normal

[SWv2]

Joey fücking Deacon could his a 7 Iron more than 10 yards, p.

I used to play pitch and putt with a lad in Wexford who used a 9 iron for everything (including putting) and held the club in a hurling grip (left hand below right in a right handed stance). He was strangely skilful.

You really are remarkably Irish.

Wd B.

[Pokster]

Joey fücking Deacon could hit a 7 Iron more than 10 yards, p.

I used to play pitch and putt with a lad in Wexford who used a 9 iron for everything (including putting) and held the club in a hurling grip (left hand below right in a right handed stance). He was strangely skilful.

Perhaps he uses those little plastic balls with holes in

[Burney]

You really are remarkably Irish.

Wd B.

Oh, dear! Really?

[Viva Prat Vegas]

The 'lad' played in his wellies and donkey jacket no doubt

[Burney]

The 'lad' played in his wellies and donkey jacket no doubt

David Keogh his name was. He appalled me once when I was telling him about cricket and I referred to the West Indies, to which he replied, quite innocently 'Those are the nígger lads, right?'

To a young me from multi-ethnic Croydon, the use of the word as a purely descriptive term was profoundly shocking. He'd never met a black person, of course.

[SWv2]

David Keogh his name was. He appalled me once when I was telling him about cricket and I referred to the West Indies, to which he replied, quite innocently 'Those are the nígger lads, right?'

To a young me from multi-ethnic Croydon, the use of the word as a purely descriptive term was profoundly shocking. He'd never met a black person, of course.

There was a lad where I came from, white chap but one who was deemed to be a little more tanned than the rest of us. That was his nickname.

Saw him just a few weeks ago, driving a taxi. Naturally I would now use his real name.

Did you see Quincy Jones comment’s on Ireland? ****.