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Art [Visitor] in response to: Michelle Wie's first round 82 at U.S. Women's Open begs question: Why did she decide to play?

Art [Visitor] — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 05:02:23 +0000

Hey Bill or whatever you wish to call yourself. I know what I would like to call you. Whatever we do or whatever we have done is irrelevant to the shame and mockerey She has brought upon the Korean Honer

Bill [Visitor] in response to: Michelle Wie's first round 82 at U.S. Women's Open begs question: Why did she decide to play?

Bill [Visitor] — Sun, 08 Jul 2007 02:55:07 +0000

It is amazing that a bunch of "never beens" can downgrade the accomplishments of Capriati, Kournicova and Wie.The latest thing for this group is to call Danica the next Anna K. A lot of talented athletes never reached #1, world champion or win the Indy 500. While your ripping on them, think about what you have ever accomplished, except being stupid.If Wie never plays again, she surpassed what your sorry ass has done.

putt4par [Visitor] in response to: Michelle Wie's first round 82 at U.S. Women's Open begs question: Why did she decide to play?

putt4par [Visitor] — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 18:24:55 +0000

Comment from: Alex [Visitor]

"Then again, you'd probably laugh if you witnessed a school bus getting struck by a freight train."

Now that's pretty warped even for someone as twisted as you, Alex.

You have a very nasty mean streak, don't you old man?

Alex [Visitor] in response to: Michelle Wie's first round 82 at U.S. Women's Open begs question: Why did she decide to play?

Alex [Visitor] — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 16:36:20 +0000

putt4par,

"All right" is two separate words.

The schools in Canuckistan probably don't teach that.

Also, "that's," as you can see, contains an apostrophe, as does "you're."

putt-putt, we all make mistakes from time to time, but you are abusing the privilege.

Enjoy your laugh. You haven't had much about which to laugh of late.

Then again, you'd probably laugh if you witnessed a school bus getting struck by a freight train.

putt4par [Visitor] in response to: Michelle Wie's first round 82 at U.S. Women's Open begs question: Why did she decide to play?

putt4par [Visitor] — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 16:22:57 +0000

Alex, thats the best laugh I've had in weeks.

Yeah, your a stitch alright, roflmao...

Alex [Visitor] in response to: Michelle Wie's first round 82 at U.S. Women's Open begs question: Why did she decide to play?

Alex [Visitor] — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 15:31:10 +0000

Attention all Wie Warriors,

It is my opinion that the debate over Bubbles' now flamed-out career be put on hold for the foreseeable future.

I admit that I've had a lot of enjoyment out of the verbal sparring with guys like putt4par, One-Putt, Stanley, Norman, Jim C, and the erstwhile Ghet Rheel.

But there isn't anything humorous anymore about the Bubbles debacle. A somber melancholia has settled over the camp of the Wiebots, as well it should.

None of the grandiose predictions assigned to Bubbles have come to pass, not are any likely to happen. I see no point in rubbing salt in the numerous wounds suffered by the Wie-wee's.

Teenage girls are perhaps the most fragile persons extant as far as psychology is concerned. Bubbles has been subjected to far more embarrassment than any adolescent female shoul have to endure.

So as of this moment, I fill confine my reminiscence of the Bubbles saga to re-reading the postings on this blog by the afgorementioned crew of Wiemen, as well as some females like Candace Polski and Patricia.

I will only reply if and when some of the more rabid Wie Warriors, after licking their wounds and regrouping, resume posting of their fantasies concerning Bubbles.

Alex

Joe Cool [Visitor] in response to: Michelle Wie's first round 82 at U.S. Women's Open begs question: Why did she decide to play?

Joe Cool [Visitor] — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 18:24:12 +0000

You KNOW MW parents will make her play at the Evian and the British Open at St.Andrews. Her wrist will be very happy hitting off the hard pan at St. Andrews. The only thing she learned from Tiger was staying positive no matter what. The "fine line between shooting a 68 and a 82" did it for me!

putt4par [Visitor] in response to: Michelle Wie's first round 82 at U.S. Women's Open begs question: Why did she decide to play?

putt4par [Visitor] — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 19:05:04 +0000

Comment from: Alex [Visitor]
Lance & Judge,

He wants to demonstrate that he learned something useful in those notoriously poor Canuck schools.

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I know, it is very sad, Alex. We had such a good educational system here in no mans land and then the powers that be decided to use the American standard of education and all things educational went to hell.

Very sad indeed.