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Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 14166933)
yes The Nation of Draw wants it, it is #1 in all the standings, and owns every TIE breaker.
oh wait are you talking about golf? no clue golf on TV is like nascar on TV, worthless to watch. I love golf in person, but tv http://rolleye.com/sickgreen.jpg |
Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 14166920)
did you not get a refund, or just reschedule for next day? Surely something I am missing in details here :D
Yes, I was re-booked on the flight the next night. They gave us a meal voucher during the first of the two hour delay's. It was a major inconvenience and I missed several meetings because of the cancellation, one of which was with a potential customer. I figured they'd kick me a couple of miles or a voucher for an upcoming flight, based on what I read about some folks getting as compensation. |
Originally Posted by photog72
(Post 14166957)
+1 Though, I must admit watching the area of Pebble Beach makes me want to go back. I love that area of CA. That's the only reason I have been checking in on the tournament. Otherwise... I agree.
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Originally Posted by Trustguy
(Post 14166960)
I noticed that there was ongoing coverage of the US Open golf on the radio too. :eek:
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Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 14166954)
I've watched World Cup, NASCAR, and golf on television thus far today (even listened to one of those on the radio).
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Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 14166954)
I've watched World Cup, NASCAR, and golf on television thus far today (even listened to one of those on the radio).
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Originally Posted by photog72
(Post 14166975)
How can people listen to auto racing on the radio?!?:confused::confused::rolleyes::rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by photog72
(Post 14166975)
If you've listened to NASCRAP or golf on the radio, you should be banished from the 'Box. The World Cup... I would listen in, only if the USA was playing. How can people listen to auto racing on the radio?!?:confused::confused::rolleyes::rolleyes: Ditto w/ golf.:rolleyes::confused::rolleyes::confused:
It took me 5 min to figure out they were doing barrel racing. I was so tired the gut wrenching laughing was keeping me awake listening in on that! She was doing more cheering with a mic than radio announcing, and it just resulted in laughter from me. It was good home was only 30 min out or I'd have died laughing. |
Originally Posted by photog72
(Post 14166975)
If you've listened to NASCRAP or golf on the radio, you should be banished from the 'Box. The World Cup... I would listen in, only if the USA was playing. How can people listen to auto racing on the radio?!?:confused::confused::rolleyes::rolleyes: Ditto w/ golf.:rolleyes::confused::rolleyes::confused:
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Originally Posted by Driving by DCA
(Post 14166814)
Evenin' B:rolleyes:X. The one thing you can say about teh malarial swamp is that it's actually pretty out on summer evenings. In short doses. With wine.
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Originally Posted by Trustguy
(Post 14166981)
He turns left, he drives straight, he turns left, he drives straight again... :D
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Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 14166993)
I didn't listed to said race on the radio but Sonoma happens to be a road course ;)
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Mickelson apparently hit a volunteer / marshall in the chest.
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Originally Posted by RockyBalboa
(Post 14166966)
Yeah, I was trying to avoid posting a novel. :)
Yes, I was re-booked on the flight the next night. They gave us a meal voucher during the first of the two hour delay's. It was a major inconvenience and I missed several meetings because of the cancellation, one of which was with a potential customer. I figured they'd kick me a couple of miles or a voucher for an upcoming flight, based on what I read about some folks getting as compensation. |
Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 14166990)
Given the choice of golf or Lady Gaga on the radio, golf is going to win.
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