DickyW

EarlySpeed · Feb 5, 2004

Having listened to all the tunes on the box set today i think this is almost as good as the Langer tune--
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Henny redoing a old Bagger Vance classic

Disc 1 The golfing years
Track 4

I saw a lot of flaws in love's game yesterday....a little in his swings...and some putting glitches...
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Can you see this lard ass waddling up to Davis and saying''Uhhhh...Davis I notices you are a little quick on your take away--slow it down dooch!!!"

DickyW · Feb 6, 2004

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Thanks for cueing that up!! It's and oldie but a goody. David Ledbetter has NOTHING on old Hentwit. Ledbetter actually has to have the tour players come see him to look at their swings in person, Henny does it in front of the TV. "Slow it down dooche"

Gotta run
PEACE OUT
DW

EarlySpeed · Feb 6, 2004

Well....lost a strange matchup today...

Well....lost a strange matchup today...If it takes an EAGLE to beat me....well...I will just shake my head and move on....

Let's look at the 2nd Round...

LENOARD over rocco
(-125)
2nd Round Matchup Only

Lenoard played awesome today...rocco just got lucky with his eagle.....
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Yup--its luck to hit a 300 yd drive

and a 250 yd approach

and can the putt!!!

What a fvcking moron!!!!

HENHOUSEx2 · Feb 9, 2004

Well wouldn't be then.....

HAHAHAHHAHA

Thanks for proving me right.....I mean you see so many Eagles in the game....no luck evolved....I am sure.....

Being that you don't seem to know who anyone is in this forum and continue to embarrass yourself posting and bashing to the wrong people...it doesn't surprise me to see you think Eagles are common place...

Darn....You have the DICKWAD quoting in public that all it takes for a professional team to be considered "committed" .....is to spend money..

That one still has me cracking up....
HAHHAHAHAHAHA

Thanks so much for proving once again you are a joke

The both of ya...

HAHAHHAHAHAHA
HH

DickyW · Feb 9, 2004

Yes Henny spending money is commitment to making your team better

Ivan Rodriguez has started to return the investment the Tigers made in him. Detroit sold more than $160,000 worth of tickets Feb. 2, the day the 10-time All-Star catcher finalized his $40 million, four-year contract. It was the most money the Tigers have ever brought in during a single day. The Tigers said the Feb. 3 sale generated an even higher amount but wouldn't give a specific figure, and Detroit said the Feb. 4 sales topped $100,000. Detroit drew 1.37 million fans at home last season, 27th among the 30 major league teams.

DickyW · Feb 9, 2004

With about $17 million coming off his payroll following the 2003 season, Tigers owner Mike Ilitch said he planned to spend money on free agents to make the once-proud franchise respectable again.

Ilitch said he has not set a limit on what Dombrowski can spend on players this offseason.

"I look at the numbers, but I do what I want," Ilitch said last month.

HENHOUSEx2 · Feb 9, 2004

What are you three years old

See you and your other ID Sped, never can prove a point and that is the pure beauty of the two of you being the biggest jokes on the net...

Man, we had SPED yelling just this morning about how Eagles in Golf have no luck involved in them......

You two blow fish....never prove anything.....but tend to misguide .....in hopes of diverting one's attention someone else...

Ok, so they fill the seat genius.....does that spell COMMITTMENT...no....they just went out and got a name player, who is very good but the other players you ran around screaming about like a little school girl are no where close to Pudge in name....

See...what makes you a failure in just about everything you do is that you don't see the whole picture and your PB&J Friend SPED only pick little parts of the whole picture...and attempt to make some sort of a stand with it.....it is almost laughable...well heck it is ...

Just spending money does not show committment....I told you that and after you cried and stomped your feet like a 1 year old with diaper rash...you came back and tried to break my statement down by saying, I misquoted some player...ok.....great....but you never answered the question, but only tried to misdirect the whole argument...

What is next your infamous "YOU SPELLED SOMETHING WRONG HEN"

HAHHAHAHHAHA

Now you quote some owner about "I WILL DO MY OWN THING" and how Pudge will fill up a few extra seats.......you once again do not prove how spending money and spending money alone promotes committment...

Keep trying though, you are very funny to listen too as you spiral down the drain !!

HAHAHHAHAHHAHA
HH

HENHOUSEx2 · Feb 10, 2004

That is what I thought....no reply !

Thanks DICKWAD and SPED for proving me right again...that ...yes...you are the biggest losers on the net

HH

EarlySpeed · Feb 10, 2004

Hen

I have a horse for you tomorrow running in the 7th at Santa Anita

#7 Inesperado

Win and place

Your welcome...

And can we please have some more of your insightful <71%> golf plays???

Can you please explain the above post by the way?

It sounded like a retarded attention whore masturbating vigorously while listening to show tunes.

DickyW · Feb 11, 2004

Main Entry: com·mit·ment
Pronunciation: k&-'mit-m&nt
Function: noun
a : an agreement or pledge to do something in the future; especially : an engagement to assume a financial obligation at a future date b : something pledged c : the state or an instance of being obligated or emotionally impelled <a commitment to a cause>

Henny's dumb quote:

"Ok, so they fill the seat genius.....does that spell COMMITTMENT...no"

You just answered your own question you worthless piece of crap. Fans buying tickets in record fashion is the result of the "commitment" you idiot. Are the fans buying tickets because the ownership sat on their hands this offseason?

MY GOD man other then finances what other commitments does a owner have? Help finance a new ballpark? Hire a top notch president/GM that has rebuilt a team in the past?

especially : an engagement to assume a financial obligation at a future date

New coaches, new players, fairly new president, a fairly new ballpark and hundreds of millions of dollars are all commitments. Don't take my word for it just ask Mr. Webster

[This message was edited by DickyW on February 11, 2004 at 10:39 AM.]