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I am a die hard golfer and started a great blog [URL="http://golfgameblog.com"]http://golfgameblog.com[/URL] that has tons of free tips, instructions, and videos to help any golfer lower his handicap. Unfortunately for me married life is driving my handicap up quickly so I need all the help I can get.

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Tiger has the same problem. You both have to make the decision. Put the golf on the back burner or dump her and go be all that you can be.

I agree with mongrel. Dump that b!tch of a wife. First it's your handicap, next she's going to make you do all the housework, then she's going to strap on a dong and ride your sorry ass till it bleeds. Get out now before it's too late.

[quote=Horseballs]I agree with mongrel. Dump that b!tch of a wife. First it's your handicap, next she's going to make you do all the housework, then she's going to strap on a dong and ride your sorry ass till it bleeds. Get out now before it's too late.[/quote]

LOL! God I love this forum sometimes......:cool:

[quote=Horseballs]I agree with mongrel. Dump that b!tch of a wife. First it's your handicap, next she's going to make you do all the housework, then she's going to strap on a dong and ride your sorry ass till it bleeds. Get out now before it's too late.[/quote]

Exactly, if you wait too long your wife will keep you in the basement in a locked trunk case and call you the Gimp.

[quote=famousdavis]Exactly, if you wait too long your wife will keep you in the basement in a locked trunk case [B]and call you the Gimp.[/B][/quote]

Or Harry Mudd......

Golf is just a game. The union of a man and woman is sacred....
I'm just kidding. Quit being a ***** and dump that godless whore.

[quote=noshuz]Or Harry Mudd......[/quote]

It never made sense why Harry Mudd would invite the Enterprise onto his planet when he already lived in a perfect world.

[quote=famousdavis]It never made sense why Harry Mudd would invite the Enterprise onto his planet when he already lived in a perfect world.[/quote]

That was the REAL Star Trek. I could never get behind the others but then again, Lost in Space scared the crap outta me watching it as a kid. I've seen it a couple times since and thought geez what a wuss I was. It's a phucking frog in a space suit for Christs sake!

[quote=noshuz]That was the REAL Star Trek. I could never get behind the others but then again, Lost in Space scared the crap outta me watching it as a kid. I've seen it a couple times since and thought geez what a wuss I was. It's a phucking frog in a space suit for Christs sake![/quote]

The others were so boring. I don't think I've watched more than 10 minutes of any of the newer Star Trek series. Was Lost in Space the title of a Star Trek episode or are you talking about another TV show? I remember the one with the stupid looking robot.

[QUOTE=famousdavis]The others were so boring. I don't think I've watched more than 10 minutes of any of the newer Star Trek series. Was Lost in Space the title of a Star Trek episode or are you talking about another TV show? I remember the one with the stupid looking robot.[/QUOTE]

Stupid looking????

Wash your mouth out Famous. That robot was AWESOME!

I'm with Shuz. It was effing scary!!!

As for Star Trek that was lame, lame, lame from episode 1 to whatever series/movie they're up to now. I could never stand it even though I was a sci fi fan as a kid.

[quote=Kiwi Player]Stupid looking????

Wash your mouth out Famous. That robot was AWESOME!

I'm with Shuz. It was effing scary!!!

As for Star Trek that was lame, lame, lame from episode 1 to whatever series/movie they're up to now. I could never stand it even though I was a sci fi fan as a kid.[/quote]

Star Trek was great! How dare you say it was lame. You probably just didn't understand it.

[QUOTE=famousdavis]Star Trek was great! How dare you say it was lame. You probably just didn't understand it.[/QUOTE]

Captain Kirk was a ponce. He's better suited to that fat old lawyer role he plays now.

There's a great Sci-Fi exhibit in Seattle at the Jimi Hendrix Experience museum that had all the old stuff from Star Trek, Lost in Space and alot of other old shows. To see that robot or phasers and triquarters was really cool.

[QUOTE=famousdavis]Star Trek was great! How dare you say it was lame. You probably just didn't understand it.[/QUOTE]


BTW thanks for the great pic. See what I mean about that robot! Capital O for ORSOME!

[quote=noshuz]There's a great Sci-Fi exhibit in Seattle at the Jimi Hendrix Experience museum that had all the old stuff from Star Trek, Lost in Space and alot of other old shows. To see that robot or phasers and triquarters was really cool.[/quote]

Jim Hendrix was on Star Trek?

[quote=famousdavis]Jim Hendrix was on Star Trek?[/quote]

No. I thought it was weird they had them in the same building. I went there to see the Hendrix stuff and the Sci-Fi was a bonus!

[quote=noshuz]No. I thought it was weird they had them in the same building. I went there to see the Hendrix stuff and the Sci-Fi was a bonus![/quote]

I was just kidding. I went to one of the Star Trek conventions back in the late 70's and saw all the stars. It was pretty lame.

I was an avid Star Trek fan as I got to watch reruns every day whenever I came in from school. Now, I own all three seasons on DVD. Harry Mudd really screwed up whenever he made an android of his former wife. Captain Kirk kicks ass and always wins in the end, so he should have figured Kirk would turn the tables on him.

I watched the Next Generation, too, but it was hard to get excited about it. I mainly watched it the years it was on because it was syndicated to show on Sunday late nights here and there was nothing else to watch. Captain Picard was a Pus sy. He was always looking for a reason NOT to fight where Kirk had the mentality to kick arse first and take names later.

The original series was better because it had great music propping the story plot in the background. If you'll notice, all the "Star Trek Shoot-offs" after the original series did not have the cool music propping the story plots.

Some of the Star Trek movies were good, while others were somewhat lame. The Wrath of Khan was one of my favorites. I swear, I would have loved to had Ricardo Montalban's looks and body up until my final breath like he did. That dude was an old man and still had a firm muscular body. I don't know how he did it.

By the way, and you guys knew this was coming, I would have loved to have bedded Lt. Uhura . . . . . . . .

[quote=SoonerBS]I was an avid Star Trek fan as I got to watch reruns every day whenever I came in from school. Now, I own all three seasons on DVD. Harry Mudd really screwed up whenever he made an android of his former wife. Captain Kirk kicks ass and always wins in the end, so he should have figured Kirk would turn the tables on him.

I watched the Next Generation, too, but it was hard to get excited about it. I mainly watched it the years it was on because it was syndicated to show on Sunday late nights here and there was nothing else to watch. Captain Picard was a Pus sy. He was always looking for a reason NOT to fight where Kirk had the mentality to kick arse first and take names later.

The original series was better because it had great music propping the story plot in the background. If you'll notice, all the "Star Trek Shoot-offs" after the original series did not have the cool music propping the story plots.

Some of the Star Trek movies were good, while others were somewhat lame. The Wrath of Khan was one of my favorites. I swear, I would have loved to had Ricardo Montalban's looks and body up until my final breath like he did. That dude was an old man and still had a firm muscular body. I don't know how he did it.

By the way, and you guys knew this was coming, I would have loved to have bedded Lt. Uhura . . . . . . . .[/quote]

the woman who played Lt. Uhura in the recent Star Trek movie was smokin' hot. I'd beam that up.

[QUOTE=golfgameblog]Hi All,

I am a die hard golfer and started a great blog [URL="http://golfgameblog.com"]http://golfgameblog.com[/URL] that has tons of free tips, instructions, and videos to help any golfer lower his handicap. Unfortunately for me married life is driving my handicap up quickly so I need all the help I can get.

Let me know if this site helps anyone out there I'd love some feedback. Also feel free to post sites that you think might be helpful but don't try to bombard you with special offers as I tried to create a site that has as much free info as possible.


Thanks,
Golfgameblog.com[/QUOTE]

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[QUOTE=SoonerBS]
rites. I swear, I would have loved to had Ricardo Montalban's looks and body up until my final breaBy the way, and you guys knew this was coming, I would have loved to have bedded Lt. Uhura . . . . . . . .[/QUOTE]

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ah, the forbidden ebony fruit.. when I saw Kirk kiss Uhura in television's very first interracial kiss, I thought "Gawd this show will do ANYTHING to get ratings buzz".

[IMG]http://scifisizzle.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/kirk_uhura.jpg[/IMG]

But it was hot. Kind of a charity move by Nichelle Nichols, as she could have had any (taller) white guy she wanted... and in fact she did have Gene Roddenberry, much taller than Shatner, back in 1963.. they broke up because of Majel Barrett, but her affair with him was the reason she got the audition on ST.

heck, have you see her lately? She's STILL granny-hot.

[IMG]http://ecbacc.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/04/nichelle-nichols-bluebg-co.jpg[/IMG]

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That dance she did for the aliens in the desert in one of the early movies still haunts me.

But she was wasting it on this guy...

[IMG]http://scifisizzle.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/uhura042.jpg[/IMG]

I'd fight a whole ship load of tribbles just to get a shot at uhura.

If we had to recast Lost in Space from members on this forum I would nominate Larry for the doctor arsehole role.

OK I'll concede that Lt Uhara was hot and there were other occasional guest hotties too, especially in those mini dress uniforms they wore. But it still didn't make up for the lameness of the rest of the show. Come to think of it I liked Spock and Bones McCoy and the engineer Scotty. It was that tosspot William [B][I][U]Shat[/U][/I][/B]ner (appropriately named) as Captain Kirk and the lame as lame can be storylines that killed it for me.

Also the Starship Enterprise is a pretty gay looking spaceship.

I'm sure you've all heard this before but just in case you haven't:

Question: What does the Starship Enterprise have in common with toilet paper?

Answer: They both circle Uranus looking for Klingon's.

[quote=Kiwi Player]OK I'll concede that Lt Uhara was hot and there were other occasional guest hotties too, especially in those mini dress uniforms they wore. But it still didn't make up for the lameness of the rest of the show. Come to think of it I liked Spock and Bones McCoy and the engineer Scotty. It was that tosspot William [B][I][U]Shat[/U][/I][/B]ner (appropriately named) as Captain Kirk and the lame as lame can be storylines that killed it for me.

Also the Starship Enterprise is a pretty gay looking spaceship.

I'm sure you've all heard this before but just in case you haven't:

Question: What does the Starship Enterprise have in common with toilet paper?

Answer: They both circle Uranus looking for Klingon's.[/quote]

Part of the show's appeal was Shatner being a complete ham and the far-fetched story lines. The show would have been nothing without Shatner.

[QUOTE=jt1135]If we had to recast Lost in Space from members on this forum I would nominate Larry for the doctor arsehole role.[/QUOTE]

I can do accents, so I"m Scottie. Plus, I've been to St. Andrews.

[quote=daveperkins]I can do accents, so I"m Scottie. Plus, I've been to St. Andrews.[/quote]

I'm Kirk because I once did it with a green chick.

Where did you pick her up at the funeral home?

[quote=jt1135]Where did you pick her up at the funeral home?[/quote]

No, I found her next to a pot o gold on St. Patty's Day.

At the funeral homes, they're all Grays.

Depends on how long she was just laying around before she got there.

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