It's ironic that this peaceful protest was met by the use of force? Perhaps this was just another surge? The really funny part of all this is that the right to do shit like this is exactly why we are fighting. Maybe one day a guy in Iraq with be able to spray-paint some bullshit on an old dryer without fear. Maybe one day his neighbor will be able to call him an "asshole" and then tip that stupid dryer over.Thursday, August 09, 2007
Isn't Ironic
It's ironic that this peaceful protest was met by the use of force? Perhaps this was just another surge? The really funny part of all this is that the right to do shit like this is exactly why we are fighting. Maybe one day a guy in Iraq with be able to spray-paint some bullshit on an old dryer without fear. Maybe one day his neighbor will be able to call him an "asshole" and then tip that stupid dryer over.Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Political Washing Machine
"One of my neighbors put this out in front of their condo...You know, you just don't see enough people expressing their political beliefs on appliances.
Mike Davis"
(Political Washing Machine, didn't they open for Ben Folds last Tuesday night at Walnut Creek?)
Now where are they going to find a matching dryer for that?
Monday, July 30, 2007
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Wednesday, July 04, 2007
Missing Golf Partners
If you have seen my golf partners please give me a call at BR-549. A small reward is offered.On a side note. I was watching America's Got Talent the other day and they had this group called the "2nd Story Guys". It was a group of four guys that ran around stage on stilts. I'm watching this and I thinking, those guys found three other guys to walk around on stilts with and I can't even find a couple of guys to play golf withon the weekend.
Saturday, June 16, 2007
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Monday, April 02, 2007
Gerald Witt Writes "Goofy golf's par for course"
"On the fourth hole, they teed off with a tennis racquet.Doug Heberle, owner of The Idiot Box in downtown Greensboro, lined up for the drive.His first shot came to rest about eight feet from the tee.Drive two, another feeble-sounding "bink," sent the golf ball about 30 feet at Bur-Mil Park Golf Course.
The golf tournament Sunday was called — take a breath — the Second Annual Inaugural (That Means First, J. Alex) April Fool's Day Open. And it wasn't much at all about golf.Yeah, the name is a joke on someone in the group of about a dozen friends who played. Organizer Mike Davis said the name was inspired by a pal with a "limited vocabulary."
Easter eggs replaced balls on one hole, another used a kitchen floor sweeper as a putter, and on the sixth hole they scrapped clubs and balls altogether for flying discs. Taunting was encouraged.
Good golf play, frowned upon.And it was probably the polar opposite of the city's annual PGA golf event, once known as the Chrysler Classic of Greensboro, which Davis chaired for the Jaycees in 2004."This takes two volunteers, versus 2,000," Davis said.A rain delay pushed the start back about 20 minutes.
But the group had the nine-hole, par-3 course to themselves."It was nice of them to shut the course down for the event," Davis joked.Which made it even more about friends."Laughter's pretty therapeutic," Davis said, "and after hanging out with those guys, we felt pretty good about things.""
This excerpt was taken from the following link. To read the entire article go to:
http://www.news-record.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070402/NEWSREC0101/70401007
The golf tournament Sunday was called — take a breath — the Second Annual Inaugural (That Means First, J. Alex) April Fool's Day Open. And it wasn't much at all about golf.Yeah, the name is a joke on someone in the group of about a dozen friends who played. Organizer Mike Davis said the name was inspired by a pal with a "limited vocabulary."
Easter eggs replaced balls on one hole, another used a kitchen floor sweeper as a putter, and on the sixth hole they scrapped clubs and balls altogether for flying discs. Taunting was encouraged.
Good golf play, frowned upon.And it was probably the polar opposite of the city's annual PGA golf event, once known as the Chrysler Classic of Greensboro, which Davis chaired for the Jaycees in 2004."This takes two volunteers, versus 2,000," Davis said.A rain delay pushed the start back about 20 minutes.
But the group had the nine-hole, par-3 course to themselves."It was nice of them to shut the course down for the event," Davis joked.Which made it even more about friends."Laughter's pretty therapeutic," Davis said, "and after hanging out with those guys, we felt pretty good about things.""
This excerpt was taken from the following link. To read the entire article go to:
http://www.news-record.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070402/NEWSREC0101/70401007
Sunday, April 01, 2007
Check Out Lara's Web Page
For more great photos of the 2007 April Fool's Day Open go to Lara's page at http://picasaweb.google.com/lara.heberle/AprilFoolsDayGolfTournament?pli=1
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