Favourite Club

[Viva Prat Vegas]

The plain chocolate one with the golf ball on the wrapper

[Sir C]

The plain chocolate one with the golf ball on the wrapper

I've only ever had orange ones. We weren't really allowed things like that when I was growing up. Sweets were still on the ration.

[Luis Anaconda]

The plain chocolate one with the golf ball on the wrapper

seven iron

[Burney]

seven iron

Always liked a four iron myself. I could always rely on hitting a four iron straight. Anything bigger than that and it was a 50:50 ball at best.

[Burney]

I've only ever had orange ones. We weren't really allowed things like that when I was growing up. Sweets were still on the ration.

Currant or plain. My mum knew not to put the orange ones in my lunchbox. :nod:

[Luis Anaconda]

Always liked a four iron myself. I could always rely on hitting a four iron straight. Anything bigger than that and it was a 50:50 ball at best.

Silly game anyway, b. Liked to use a 7 just to hit the ball around the garden. None of this putting nonsense

[Viva Prat Vegas]

The sand wedge was a worthy one
Did the job of getting it up and out of the pit
None of that distance and direction complication

[Burney]

Silly game anyway, b. Liked to use a 7 just to hit the ball around the garden. None of this putting nonsense

It is silly. Not without its pleasures, though. The major problem is the sort of people who play it.

[Viva Prat Vegas]

I wory for the state of LAs garden

[Burney]

I wory for the state of LAs garden

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

[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? ****.

[Luis Anaconda]

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

This is my childhood home - could barely fit a 7 iron in my current "garden"

[Burney]

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? ****.

No. What did he say?

[Rich]

Currant or plain. My mum knew not to put the orange ones in my lunchbox. :nod:

Oh for goodness sake! Are you all Philistines???! The mint Club rises above any other variety. I’m not prepared to debate the issue; this is final.

[Burney]

Oh for goodness sake! Are you all Philistines???! The mint Club rises above any other variety. I’m not prepared to debate the issue; this is final.

Mint biscuits are for cünts, r. This is simply a fact.

[SWv2]

No. What did he say?

Music producer Quincy Jones says Ireland is 'so racist it's frightening'.

https://www.independent.ie/entertainment/music/music-news/music-producer-quincy-jones-says-ireland-is-so-racist-its-frightening-36546295.html

****.

[Burney]

Music producer Quincy Jones says Ireland is 'so racist it's frightening'.

https://www.independent.ie/entertainment/music/music-news/music-producer-quincy-jones-says-ireland-is-so-racist-its-frightening-36546295.html

****.

Yeah. He's not entirely wrong, though, is he?

Jesus, though. Imagine actually wanting to stay with Bono. :-(

[IUFG]

Yeah. He's not entirely wrong, though, is he?

Jesus, though. Imagine actually wanting to stay with Bono. :-(

Fortified up, behind the battlements?

Bonio? Castle? ****.

[Sir C]

Yeah. He's not entirely wrong, though, is he?

Jesus, though. Imagine actually wanting to stay with Bono. :-(

I think I could be extremely comfortable in Bono's castle.

Actually, everyone in the music industry seems to really like him. I suspect he's probably a very nice man. Appearing a little sanctimonious is a crime of which we are all occasionally guilty, no?

[World's End Stella]

This won.

http://www.clubgascon.com/about.php

[Burney]

I think I could be extremely comfortable in Bono's castle.

Actually, everyone in the music industry seems to really like him. I suspect he's probably a very nice man. Appearing a little sanctimonious is a crime of which we are all occasionally guilty, no?

Not me, mate. I'm never sanctimonious.

[Sir C]

Not me, mate. I'm never sanctimonious.

:hehe: Even if that were true, a certain weakness for didacticism is urely equivalent?

Anyways, I can't be doing with hating on Bono or Phil Collins when George Galloway exists.

[IUFG]

Appearing a little sanctimonious is a crime of which we are all occasionally guilty, no?

Maybe. Although, I have never had a ****ing hat flown by first class to me. Or any class, come to think about it.

[Sir C]

Maybe. Although, I have never had a ****ing hat flown by first class to me. Or any class, come to think about it.

I had a hat flown back to me from Africa once. :shrug: I love that hat.

It didn't come first class, but had I been able to afford such an extravagance I would no doubt have arranged it such a passage.

[IUFG]

I had a hat flown back to me from Africa once. :shrug: I love that hat.

It didn't come first class, but had I been able to afford such an extravagance I would no doubt have arranged it such a passage.

You mean you had it posted? That is acceptable.

Buying it a first class seat is the act of an absolute, king-sized ****. FACT!

[Viva Prat Vegas]

:nod: Bono probably booked the hat a window seat

[Sir C]

You mean you had it posted? That is acceptable.

Buying it a first class seat is the act of an absolute, king-sized ****. FACT!

Posted? From Africa? :hehe: No, i, I wanted the hat back. I had it collected and carried home.

[SWv2]

For the record Bono does not live in a castle.

I have no idea about the hat thing.

[Herbert Augustus Chapman]

Currant or plain. My mum knew not to put the orange ones in my lunchbox. :nod:

. . . . . .

[Burney]

:hehe: Even if that were true, a certain weakness for didacticism is urely equivalent?

Anyways, I can't be doing with hating on Bono or Phil Collins when George Galloway exists.

Galloway's now threatening to sue the leader of Momentum for calling him anti-semitic and claims he'll call Jeremy Corbyn as a witness. :hehe:

[Burney]

. . . . . .

:hehe: This made me guffaw, h.

[IUFG]

For the record Bono does not live in a castle.

I have no idea about the hat thing.




www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/personal-view/3634411/Profile-Bono.html

Bonio's a **** :judge: