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| The Bamburglar at large |
October 14, 2006, 11:56 am |
by grikdog
Actually, Wie's drop was microscopically in error, compared to the 40 yards to the pin. Officials had to use "plumber's twine" to ESTIMATE the damage, which was miniscule, and it's hard to say whether using a (readily available) Nikon laser rangefinder would have pegged a more meaningful result. The fact is, the sacred game of golf was defiled more by Bamberger's presence than his absence, as Michelle Wie's excrutiatingly proper drop at THIS year's Samsung demonstrates.
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| Bumbleberger |
August 31, 2006, 11:14 pm |
by O.J. Simpson
I'm with you Bumbleberger. Never admit that you screwed up. Just keep denying it. It works.
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August 30, 2006, 6:55 pm |
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| Bumberger |
August 30, 2006, 6:55 pm |
by Steve McPartlin
I am a Journalist and former TV sportscaster. The writers only action should have been writing what he saw. To this day, we realy do not know if he was right. It was determined the next day after the last round and as i recall, Wie and her caddy both disagreeed with the final ruling by the oficial who took them back to the spot and recreated what happened the day before. Sheer nonsense.
The writer was wrong, as wrong as wrong can be.
Steve McPartlin
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| Bumberger |
August 29, 2006, 11:01 pm |
by Joe Cool
"Maybe I could have tried to intercept her before she signed her card." "But that's way outside the norm - a fantasy really."
Good grief...that has to be the most absurd explanation ever spoken!! Bumberger, get a life!!
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| Bamberger |
August 29, 2006, 9:09 am |
by Dave Marrandette
It's interesting how this incident keeps rearing its ugly little head. Bamberger who is lauded as a big time sports writer screwed up and won't admit it; Shipnuck is not explaining Bamberger's actions, but rather making excuses for them; and the SI editor needs to look for a new job.
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