ZRod
Heisman Trophy Winner
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That would be awesome. I have played that course at least 5 or 6 times mainly on the Labor Day tournament ( wife has family in Valentine ) I played Prarie Club once and it was great but nothing like a small town CC.
tschu
Banned
How much $100 is worth in each state! (Purchasing power compared to national average)
http://lifehacker.com/how-much-100-is-really-worth-in-every-state-1624621738
http://lifehacker.com/how-much-100-is-really-worth-in-every-state-1624621738
deedsker
All-Conference
Funny, looks like just a handful of state holding the rest of us down or up depending on how you look at it.
killer cacti
All-Conference
NUance
Assistant Coach
Speaking of double entendres, I invented a new word the other day[SIZE=11pt]—a sniglet[/SIZE][SIZE=11pt]—[/SIZE]having to do with double entendres. Or at least I thought I did.
I was listening to the Police song on the radio, "Don't Stand so Close to Me." I got to thinking about the line from that song, "You know how bad girls get." That line can be taken two ways: 1) Bad girls, you know how they can get. Or 2) Girls, you know how bad they can get.
So then I got to thinking about how sometimes you can craft a line that can be take two ways. One way is just a statement about something. The other way is a slam on someone. And I thought, this is such a cool concept that it deserves it's own word. And I came up with the sniglet: "Slambiguous". A Slambiguous phrase is an ambiguous phrase and can be taken either as a slam or just as a statement.
I was quite proud of my new word until I searched it and found that someone else came up with it first. LINK. Why do others steal my best ideas before I even have them? Oh well.
I was listening to the Police song on the radio, "Don't Stand so Close to Me." I got to thinking about the line from that song, "You know how bad girls get." That line can be taken two ways: 1) Bad girls, you know how they can get. Or 2) Girls, you know how bad they can get.
So then I got to thinking about how sometimes you can craft a line that can be take two ways. One way is just a statement about something. The other way is a slam on someone. And I thought, this is such a cool concept that it deserves it's own word. And I came up with the sniglet: "Slambiguous". A Slambiguous phrase is an ambiguous phrase and can be taken either as a slam or just as a statement.
I was quite proud of my new word until I searched it and found that someone else came up with it first. LINK. Why do others steal my best ideas before I even have them? Oh well.
tschu
Banned
Where do you purchase your cigars?
I used to smoke prob 4-5 decent cigars a year, now it's maybe like 1-2. Usually hit up Ted's Tobacco. Used to be able to get a good cigar for like 6 bucks; now it's more like 9 or 10
Stumpy1
All-American
My wife wins Mother of the Year award tonight. She made a dip out of black beans, tomatoes, and corn yesterday. She decided to add Jalapenos to it tonight, which is fine. My 8 month old was hungry so my wife just grabbed a scoop of the dip and put it on his tray, forgetting that she had put peppers in it. It just made for an exciting time when the little guy chomped down on one.
NUance
Assistant Coach
I like cigarbid.com, a cigar auction site. You can get some good prices with a little patience. (It's HIGHLY addictive though. lol) They are the sister site of cigarsinternational.com. So if you're thinking of buying a cigar you've not tried yet, you can look up the description on cigarinternational before submitting a bid on cigarbid.com.
I also like jrcigars.com. They carry Bolivar cigars, another of my favorites.
