1. you must use proper golf balls.
2. use the wedge if you aren't on the grass
3. don't tell your fellow golfers that they are doing a bad job at golf
4. give a friendly smile to strangers and tell them you are 'playing through', wherever you see them.
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 15:54,
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3. don't tell your fellow golfers that they are doing a bad job at golf
4. give a friendly smile to strangers and tell them you are 'playing through', wherever you see them.
the fifth rule is to golf without fear so this is probably a good thing
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 15:57,
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I thought the fiurst rule was You don't tell people about golf club!?
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:01,
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no the first rule is that you must use proper golf balls
I just said it why would you question me when i just said it
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:03,
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That's actually been out of the rule books for a few years now
As long as the two golfers consent to the kiss then everything is ok. This rule still excludes Vijay Singh.
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:04,
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If there was speedcore it wouldn't be a collection of "good choons" any more, would it?
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:23,
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Is there a rule against putting other golfers off by creeping up behind them and gently nibbling on the back of their neck?
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:21,
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you'd win if you were playing against me
that neck-nibbling stuff makes me go gooey!
also, i'm shit at golf
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:57,
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also, i'm shit at golf
www.google.co.uk/images?hl=en&q=golf%20trousers&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi
Too many to be a coincidence!
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:00,
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Too many to be a coincidence!
no, you'll just have to putt up with normal
unless you want to drive to the shops
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:09,
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My friend wanted to go home via the tennis courts
but I wanted to go via the football stadium.
We compromised and went via the golf course because that was the fair way.
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:11,
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We compromised and went via the golf course because that was the fair way.
everything's a bindun these days...
okay then, *ahem*
"I like the thought of TANK golf carts"
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 15:53,
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"I like the thought of TANK golf carts"
www.pbase.com/radamo/image/69297528 too easy
I like the idea of a Brian Blessed golf cart that puts other golfers off their stroke.
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 15:58,
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I like the idea of a Brian Blessed golf cart that puts other golfers off their stroke.
arf!!
:)
sorry for TJ the after girl here looks a bit wrong...!
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 15:55,
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sorry for TJ the after girl here looks a bit wrong...!
hahahha, the people "designing" web ads are getting lazier and lazier.
Or dumber and dumber.
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 15:59,
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stop eating
more than you need! :D my sister recently had a stomach op to help her loose weight - now my thinking is she must have been eating to much to maintain her weight. now she has lost 3 stone in a few weeks just by not being able to eat! then again i'm a fat git so maybe i should do it! :D
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:02,
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she was sliced and diced
to loose weight - apparently it cured her Diabetes too! it seems mad to me!
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:06,
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i was borderline diabetic
i'm not now. did she have the bypass? that's what i had
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:08,
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yeah she did
i dont think she actually had diabetes - i'm type 2 but i cant see how having the op can cure that - unless your eating a lot of sugary food.
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:11,
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i need to loose weight
but i dont think this is the solution for me :D
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:13,
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Allo, sorry to crash your discussion but I read
an article couple of years ago, Royal Liverpool Hospital I think. They had discovered that diabetes was regularly disappearing as a side effect of the bypass wossname. Only way I could guess (not being medical) is that the part of the gut that was removed formerly absorbed something that perpetuated the diabetes. At the time I think they discussed the possibility of doing the op for diabetes alone, regardless of wanting to lose weight. Dunno if anything came of it, not kept up to date. Anyroad it's done you a power of good, congratulations.
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:24,
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thanks :)
one of the ways you're almost sure to be approved for the op now is if you've got diabetes
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:36,
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type 2 can be caused by a build up of fats surrounding the pancreas,
at a guess, by a dramatic loss of weight, some of that may be broken down, allowing the pancreas to function a little more efficently
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:15,
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Obesity + high fat intake increases insulin resistance.
Not fully understood though.
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:15,
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i've never understood why
i'm over weight - i hardly eat - walk everywhere and undertake expeditions to the north poll every couple of weeks :D
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:21,
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I've been ridiculously thin for most of my life.
Helped in part by constantly forgetting to eat at mealtimes.
All of a sudden I'm in a nice relaxed job with a decent canteen and I've put on a couple of stone!!
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:23,
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All of a sudden I'm in a nice relaxed job with a decent canteen and I've put on a couple of stone!!
bariatric bypass changes levels of gut hormone secretion
altering the enteroinsular axis. It's a remarkably successful treatment of diabetes in obese people.
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:57,
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......the downside is now all-you-can-eat buffets are no longer value for money.
So I ask you, is it REALLY worth it?
;D
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 16:09,
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;D
let's see
i can walk, ride a bike, move without wheezing, buy clothes in places other than evans, my shopping bill is about £14 a fortnight and my entire family is jealous, so yes, it's wort it! :D
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