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Don’t put yourself down Kevin, be proud of those lawns you mow. A well mown lawn is a thing of beauty.

Not going to lie, I was hoping you two were still together.

@@kents.2866 ha ha, sorry to disappoint. I was too young and ambitious at the time to fall in love and of course when we are young we believe we will be young forever and so don't always appreciate the gifts that fall into our lap. A lifetime later I now understand that when a woman chooses you it is a mighty compliment and one that should not be taken for granted. I guess I was still high from the cheering of the crowd to understand that back then. But I wont deny that the one night we had together was somewhat passionate as well as romantic. Her name was Racheal and she looked kind of like a young Jennifer Lawrence, but with blond hair, and she was just as self confident. We showered together and did the deed three times. The next morning her hair was all out of place but her eyes were just as beautiful. She watched me take a morning shower and wanted to do the deed one last time. I would love to say that we did but I would be lying. I was exhausted and just didn't have it in me. So I got dressed while she lay in the bed and we had one last kiss before I left. Driving back down the motorway I could hardly stay awake and so stopped at a petrol station cafe to have a strong coffee. When I put my hand in my pocked to get my credit card I felt a piece of paper in there. It seems Rachael had secretly placed in a note and it read; "Thanks for the knight Sir Lancelot. If on your travels you come back this way again give me a call" With her a phone number at the bottom. I never saw her again. I carried on fencing for about a year and half more until my fencing ambitions were cut short due to being in a car accident in which my arm was broken in three places. Such is life.

What a bunch of horse shit

great read. you should be a novelist. fiction perhaps. @@artconsciousness

@@elliotl1945 lnteresting you say that (and thank you) because, over the past couple of years a number of people have told me that. It could be l missed my calling due to something in my childhood. You see my mother was actually a writer. She wrote short stories for a local newspaper. Sadly she died of an asthma attack when l was only 7. My father was unable to take care of me because his job meant he had to travel a lot. So l was shifted around to various aunts and uncles and that meant l attended many different schools. In those days there was no national curriculum so each school had its own ways. Basically this meant my education was somewhat erratic, to put it mildy, not the least my education of the english language. To this day l do not understand grammar. It was not until age 14 that l finally ended up at the same school and my education began. I excelled in science and art but l was unexpectedly praised for something else; story telling. My english teacher was actually an author herself and had several novels to her name, or so people said. Anyway, every friday she would give the class weekend homework which was to write a short story. We would hand it in on the monday and on the friday she would anounce a "winner" that would be read out in the class. I'm not boasting but my stories were read out a lot. Then one day, after another one of my stories had been chosen, she said this: "I have been teaching english for 23 years and l have written several novels, but in all that time only one pupil l believe could be a writer. And that is Arthur. His stories captivate you and either have you laughing or in tears. However, he has no idea what a coma, a full stop or a paragraph is" When l got my homework back my story was covered with red pen from all the corrections. Sadly l took that comment to mean l could never be a writer because l could never master grama. It was later discovered l also had dislexia. So you see my good fellow that was why l chose art instead. But telling stories never went away and have always been part of my life. In my circle of friends l am known for them. At university (studying fine art) l became legendary for my story telling. I shared a house with 4 lads and every friday l started telling a short story (while we smoked a certain substance) Just to make it fun l toId them that the story was true but l would put in a deliberate lie and they were to try and "guess the lie." It was a hilarious situation because they never knew the entire story was a lie, l just made the stories up lol. Word got around and more students started coming to; "hear Arthur's stories." By the second year my story nights were packed full of students. Only lads though, no girls were allowed.Try to imagibe the scene. Me sat in my bed in my pyjamas with a room packed full of srudents. I would put a roll-up "special" cigarette to my mouth as a signal that l was to begin the story. The room that had been bubbling with chatter room would suddenly become silent. Occaisionsly one would shout; "Quiet, he's starting." Im not lying when l tell you l had everyone in the palm of my hand, in a good way l mean. Ah, l miss those day sometimes. Strange you know, even though l chose art as a career, my artwork has never quite got the same attention as my stories have. So it could well be l chose the wrong path. Such is life. Recently l have been thinking of trying to write a novel as l have a wonderful enspiring story in my head and so perhaps your comment is a sign l should start. Thank you again and take care.

Doesn't matter. We play a gentleman's game. The rules are the rules. The only true victories in golf are enjoyed by those who accomplished them with honesty and integrity. In short, when you cheat, you cheat yourself. You cheat yourself of the opportunity for an authentic victory. In golf, there is nothing more sad I can think of.

I appreciate this.

"This is the only game I know where you can call a penalty on yourself, if you're honest.... which most people are. There just ain't no other game like it."

@@KS-xk2so The Legend of Bagger Vance.....great film, great quote.

I’m going to assume you don’t watch golf. Jack Nicklaus is the GOAT not Bobby Jones

Jack Nicklaus won 6 Green Jackets-none of which would've happened without the legacy of Bobby Jones. Ultimately, it's hard to compare; they're both icons in GOLF…who indelibly shaped their respective eras in the game.

Oh god. Go somewhere else for you anti trump shit. Its literally everywhere else on the internet, media, music, sports. We don't need it in old films. Shut the fuck up.

Well don't elect amoral, malicious liars and you won't have that problem. Asking people to ignore the fact that we have fallen so far, so fast in terms of ideals and expectations, is a bit much. My point is 100% accurate. If we admire the character displayed by Bobby Jones, in this scene, then we should reject is exact opposite when displayed in our President. But we don't. We cheer for the cheater.

Rod DaMan Poor you. I’m sure your world is crumbling. Ya da yada.

One person is concerned about ethical degeneration and our nation's devaluing of character, and one person says 'ya da yada'. That about sums it up. One day your kids or your kid's kids will look up from the ruins of democracy and wonder what life would have been like if there hadn't been so many jelly-spined lackeys rolling over for Trump. I guess, you can tel them 'Ya da yada" then, too. This was a test of our national character and we failed. It's not a small thing.

Rod DaMan I’m not going to get into this for the umpteenth million time and put forth energy for a dumb conversation. You lost. You’re going to have another 4 years after these first 2. If you’re really going to tell me Bernie or Hillary was a better choice, I’m going to assume you’re an idiot.

There are thugs in golf lol

@@bmar5873...Indeed. Patrick Reed aint no Bobby Jones

​@bmar5873 Yea. Cantlay with his half-time show every god damn swing...