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Mustangs Coast to Coast
6/19/15, 11:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown
Pppppppffffttt, another do drop in guy. 
Just for your information, heavy duty opiates + benzodiazapines + muscle relaxers do not mix with moonshine and a pool. I damned near drowned earlier, lol.
Just for your information, heavy duty opiates + benzodiazapines + muscle relaxers do not mix with moonshine and a pool. I damned near drowned earlier, lol.
6/19/15, 11:08 PM
6/20/15, 08:41 AM
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Ecoboost challenge today. Sun is starting to pop out. Gonna try to finally drive a 2015, even if it's "only" an ecoboost. Back to the 50s again tonight. Fun weekend. 
6/20/15, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Blue Notch
Ecoboost challenge today. Sun is starting to pop out. Gonna try to finally drive a 2015, even if it's "only" an ecoboost. Back to the 50s again tonight. Fun weekend.
6/20/15, 10:36 AM
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6/20/15, 02:53 PM
So I don't play golf, and I don't know **** about it really, but I do occasionally like watch it on tv. So I'm flipping through channels today and see the US Open is on and start watching some of it.
So can someone who is into golf explain to me what the hell is up with that course? Its the ****tiest looking golf course I've ever seen, the whole thing looks dead as hell. I can't tell the green from the fairway.
So can someone who is into golf explain to me what the hell is up with that course? Its the ****tiest looking golf course I've ever seen, the whole thing looks dead as hell. I can't tell the green from the fairway.
6/20/15, 03:13 PM
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plenty of the players during the practice rounds complained about the condition of the course .. like playing in a cow paster .. jack Nicolas told them to man up ...since i dont play anymore i rarely watch it ..Kcotiger or Stangmahn may have some insite on it ...
6/20/15, 04:25 PM
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2010 V6 convertable mustang. AC works sometimes, Dash works sometimes when ac is working, ...... it leaks when it is raining heavily, im thinking corrosion, ....what do you guys think is the issue?
6/20/15, 05:33 PM
6/20/15, 10:47 PM
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So I don't play golf, and I don't know **** about it really, but I do occasionally like watch it on tv. So I'm flipping through channels today and see the US Open is on and start watching some of it.
So can someone who is into golf explain to me what the hell is up with that course? Its the ****tiest looking golf course I've ever seen, the whole thing looks dead as hell. I can't tell the green from the fairway.
So can someone who is into golf explain to me what the hell is up with that course? Its the ****tiest looking golf course I've ever seen, the whole thing looks dead as hell. I can't tell the green from the fairway.
The players need to man up and stop *****ing. They finally seeing some less than perfect conditions and you'd think they were playing on dirt. They have no problem with these types of conditions for the European Opens, it's just different and they want to complain.
6/20/15, 11:14 PM
It's a mix of reasons. First, it's a links style course, meaning that it's wide open without trees to break up the wind, and also allows a lot of different shots vs a standard american style course that requires you to hit a particular shot for the most part. Links style courses are meant to be dried out and brownish looking, but it's also a water conservation effort, most courses have stopped watering the rough to save water.
The players need to man up and stop *****ing. They finally seeing some less than perfect conditions and you'd think they were playing on dirt. They have no problem with these types of conditions for the European Opens, it's just different and they want to complain.
The players need to man up and stop *****ing. They finally seeing some less than perfect conditions and you'd think they were playing on dirt. They have no problem with these types of conditions for the European Opens, it's just different and they want to complain.
I guess I don't know **** about golf, lol, which I already knew. LOL
6/21/15, 12:23 AM
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Originally Posted by StangMahn
It's a mix of reasons. First, it's a links style course, meaning that it's wide open without trees to break up the wind, and also allows a lot of different shots vs a standard american style course that requires you to hit a particular shot for the most part. Links style courses are meant to be dried out and brownish looking, but it's also a water conservation effort, most courses have stopped watering the rough to save water.
The players need to man up and stop *****ing. They finally seeing some less than perfect conditions and you'd think they were playing on dirt. They have no problem with these types of conditions for the European Opens, it's just different and they want to complain.
The players need to man up and stop *****ing. They finally seeing some less than perfect conditions and you'd think they were playing on dirt. They have no problem with these types of conditions for the European Opens, it's just different and they want to complain.
Everyone has to play the same course
6/21/15, 12:50 AM
It's a mix of reasons. First, it's a links style course, meaning that it's wide open without trees to break up the wind, and also allows a lot of different shots vs a standard american style course that requires you to hit a particular shot for the most part. Links style courses are meant to be dried out and brownish looking, but it's also a water conservation effort, most courses have stopped watering the rough to save water.
The players need to man up and stop *****ing. They finally seeing some less than perfect conditions and you'd think they were playing on dirt. They have no problem with these types of conditions for the European Opens, it's just different and they want to complain.
The players need to man up and stop *****ing. They finally seeing some less than perfect conditions and you'd think they were playing on dirt. They have no problem with these types of conditions for the European Opens, it's just different and they want to complain.
6/21/15, 04:33 AM
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6/21/15, 09:11 AM
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They don't water so they can tell everyone that they support the global warming sheet? LOL, obviously they don't fall into that sheet down here, have you seen the masters course down here in Augusta? Its beautiful, its a wonderful thing to look at. I don't even play golf, but I love to look at the courses down here, they are works of art. You should see the one on the side of the mountain near me where everyone plays and all the rich people live. I met a bunch of famous people that went there to play.
The water thing is more of a cost issue than global awareness. The profit margins on a golf course are stupidly tight, so anything they can do to save money is a thing they'll do, provided it doesn't negatively affect the course.
6/21/15, 09:23 AM
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Sorry, I meant my '14 handles worlds better than the stock '15. I have Steeda Sport springs, Koni Yellows, Steeda adj. panhard bar, and the Steeda HD strut mounts. Not trying to put the '15 down, I just like mine better. The clutch was super sticky too. Kind of an odd experience.
Here's the one I drove:
Here's the one I drove:
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