Reality Check

[petermfiore]

A reality check for us all...

Peter

[petermfiore]

There is a tremendous freedom in this...

Peter

[RSL]

Yes!

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Yes!

+1.

[Rob C]

I guess this is aimed at golfers.

But then, if you play golf (some just golf), why would anything else you do surprise anyone?

Rob

[petermfiore]

I guess this is aimed at golfers.

But then, if you play golf (some just golf), why would anything else you do surprise anyone?

Rob

Exactly!!

Peter

[RSL]

Or, to quote Churchill: "It is a game in which you propel a small ball over impossible terrain with implements ill suited to the task.

[Jeremy Roussak]

Or, to quote Churchill: "It is a game in which you propel a small ball over impossible terrain with implements ill suited to the task".

Well, I'm no golfer and I prefer Mark Twain's description of it as a good walk, ruined, but it's a little hard to think of any device better suited than a golf club to propelling a small ball over a long distance.

Jeremy

[BJL]

... I prefer Mark Twain's description of it as a good walk, ruined ...

And more ruined than he knew with the (often mandatory) use of golf carts.

[Rob C]

Well, I'm no golfer and I prefer Mark Twain's description of it as a good walk, ruined, but it's a little hard to think of any device better suited than a golf club to propelling a small ball over a long distance.

Jeremy

Dare I say it: a small cannon?

[petermfiore]

Well, I'm no golfer and I prefer Mark Twain's description of it as a good walk, ruined, but it's a little hard to think of any device better suited than a golf club to propelling a small ball over a long distance.

Jeremy

Now in theory, if we take that golf ball into outer space and nudge it ever so slightly it will go forever. Until it enters some gravitational force, which will do to it  as want it wants.

Peter