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Deborah French [Visitor] in response to: Masters champ Zach Johnson more boring than a Saturday night in Iowa, but his layup strategy sings

Deborah French [Visitor] — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 22:55:09 +0000

I think your article stinks. He is from Iowa; he could be from Las Vegas or another big city filled with crime and sleeze. Some people actually enjoy the peacefulness and values of Iowa.
Zach's dad is a chiropracter - you're a newswriter who no one has ever heard of.
Zach's appears to be a nice guy and I hope he wins in the future.

RICARDO DE LARIOS [Visitor] in response to: Masters champ Zach Johnson more boring than a Saturday night in Iowa, but his layup strategy sings

RICARDO DE LARIOS [Visitor] — Wed, 23 May 2007 01:37:52 +0000

Could somebody give me Zach Johnson´s
e-mail? Thanks a lot.

Marty Forrest [Visitor] in response to: Masters champ Zach Johnson more boring than a Saturday night in Iowa, but his layup strategy sings

Marty Forrest [Visitor] — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 01:29:16 +0000

Chiropractic is not "bunk". Even a small amount of inquiry about the research supporting it could show you that. Maybe you've run into a few who were less than ethical but every profession has those.

http://chiro.org/abstracts/

Judge Smails [Visitor] in response to: Masters champ Zach Johnson more boring than a Saturday night in Iowa, but his layup strategy sings

Judge Smails [Visitor] — Wed, 18 Apr 2007 07:13:35 +0000

I like Iowa.

I like Zach Johnson.

I view manners and respect as being of the utmost importance.

Chiropractic is bunk, and it doesn't matter how many famous people have been deluded into subscribing to it. Heck, Nancy Reagan consulted astrologers, and that didn't carry any weight with me either.

Richard Gingras [Visitor] in response to: Masters champ Zach Johnson more boring than a Saturday night in Iowa, but his layup strategy sings

Richard Gingras [Visitor] — Tue, 17 Apr 2007 02:10:05 +0000

Tiger Woods, Fuzzy Zoeller, Gary McCord, Jack Nicklas, Joe Montana, Emmitt Smith and Peyton Manning appreciate their Chiropractor. They are just a handful of athletes that receive regular Chiropractic care. Most sports teams, along with the U.S. Olympic Teams have sports specialized chiropractors for their athletes. Iowa is a great place to grow up, learning manners and respect of others, things like that. The four years I lived there during college, Saturday nights weren't boring. Visit Iowa, you might like it. I think Zach Johnson is blessed to be from Iowa and have a family who loves him.

Don Fields [Visitor] in response to: Masters champ Zach Johnson more boring than a Saturday night in Iowa, but his layup strategy sings

Don Fields [Visitor] — Sat, 14 Apr 2007 01:37:17 +0000

I hope you never have to see a chiropractor but if you do I hope they make you eat those words. And, you should go to Iowa sometime and see how wrong you are about that as well.

Beth [Visitor] in response to: Masters champ Zach Johnson more boring than a Saturday night in Iowa, but his layup strategy sings

Beth [Visitor] — Fri, 13 Apr 2007 00:37:00 +0000

I don't know why you criticize the winner of one of the most important golf tournaments. He obviously can golf well if he is able to beat Tiger by 2 strokes. I suppose you have to find a fault in every golfer, just because you are jealous that you can't win the Masters. Being from Iowa is completely irrelevant to his golf skill. Why do you say being from Iowa is a bad thing, because I would certainly rather be raised in Iowa than in some huge city with tons of crime and drugs. Zach had a good upbringing in Iowa, and it shows in both his character and his talent. You have probably never even been to Iowa, so nothing gives you the right to make fun of innocent people that you have never met.

Judge Smails [Visitor] in response to: Masters champ Zach Johnson more boring than a Saturday night in Iowa, but his layup strategy sings

Judge Smails [Visitor] — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 23:24:24 +0000

You should also note that, as I've already pointed out, Johnson ranks only 162nd on tour in driving distance. Thus, it's no stretch to say that hitting par fives in two probably isn't his bailiwick.