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18 Jun 2007, 07:25 AM
Othello Harrington

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Originally Posted by Rich

I'm a little jealous of the fact that you just finished a round of golf at 9am.

Only way I can finish a round in under 3 hours is if I wake up at 6 oclock to get the first tee time on the course.

Where I live out in Solon, there are about 20 golf courses within 5 miles of my house, and they are never crowded. 5:57 tee time ftw.
18 Jun 2007, 07:45 AM
Rich

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Originally Posted by Biff_Pocoroba

Where I live out in Solon, there are about 20 golf courses within 5 miles of my house, and they are never crowded. 5:57 tee time ftw.

Yeah that is pretty awesome.

If they're cheap and public too, you live in paradise.
21 Jun 2007, 03:11 AM
JM

Framing paintings, drinking Johnny walker red & listening to punk rock...

Life is OK sometimes you know.

(it is super sad that I need this much scotch to think that.)
21 Jun 2007, 10:07 PM
The_Meach

Quote:

Originally Posted by JM

drinking Johnny walker red & listening to punk rock...

Quite the combo.
22 Jun 2007, 03:02 AM
Type Ryan

Me right now = not sober

Me in 4 hours = hating life
22 Jun 2007, 03:25 AM
Kev

This time two years ago I could've polished off a 24 pack by myself and felt okay. Last year it took a $25.00 bottle of Jack Daniels plus some to get me drunk. I haven't drank since November, and five Blue Moons later and I'm done. What the hell.

And for as pessimistic and caustic as it can be, punk rock is pretty damn happy. Why, I'll never know. Maybe Corey Vs. Corey's former members can elaborate on this phenomenon (punk rock being 'happy' music, not "Why Kevin has become a lightweight").
22 Jun 2007, 11:36 AM
Mykozo

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kev

This time two years ago I could've polished off a 24 pack by myself and felt okay. Last year it took a $25.00 bottle of Jack Daniels plus some to get me drunk. I haven't drank since November, and five Blue Moons later and I'm done. What the hell.

And for as pessimistic and caustic as it can be, punk rock is pretty damn happy. Why, I'll never know. Maybe Corey Vs. Corey's former members can elaborate on this phenomenon (punk rock being 'happy' music, not "Why Kevin has become a lightweight").

Punk comes in all forms, from ridiculously happy pop-punk (Squirtgun, The Queers) to dark and angry politi-punk (The Fuses, Good Riddance). Perhaps it's the faster tempos that you percieve as being "happier". Listen to Good Riddance's "For God and Country". There is not to much happiness to be spoken of on that record. There are a million more dark and angry punk records I could cite, but that one pops into my head at the moment. And if you listen to lots of metal, hardcore, or emo, then just about any punk band seems happy by comparison.
23 Jun 2007, 05:21 AM
nocturne

Hopefully im not posting to much stupid shit.

Tanked off Tanqueray Gin and Jack Daniels.
23 Jun 2007, 05:36 AM
Vasteel

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Originally Posted by Mykozo

Punk comes in all forms, from ridiculously happy pop-punk (Squirtgun, The Queers) to dark and angry politi-punkListen to Good Riddance's "For God and Country"

I 'm drunk as hell, and I fucking love that album. Also, Rudimentary Peni is the greatest band ever.

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.And if you listen to lots of metal, hardcore, or emo, then just about any punk band seems happy by comparison.

If you're really punk, you don't listen to anything but metal.
23 Jun 2007, 05:52 AM
Rich

Ramon introduced me to Bombay Sapphire tonight. He wins.

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