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I’m the opposite sometimes.
If I go to the range every other week my game will regress because I’m terrible at practice and just bash balls which will introduce bad habits in my swing.
When I get in that type of funk I take a month or so off and when I play next usually my bad habits have left and I just get back to basics of swing easy, tempo, etc
I realize to get better I need to practice consistently and do it the right way. Not just bash balls but actually have a plan when I’m at the range and specific things I’m working on but I just don’t have the time for that anymore. I’ll just be content hanging in the 6-8 hdcp range
If I go to the range every other week my game will regress because I’m terrible at practice and just bash balls which will introduce bad habits in my swing.
When I get in that type of funk I take a month or so off and when I play next usually my bad habits have left and I just get back to basics of swing easy, tempo, etc
I realize to get better I need to practice consistently and do it the right way. Not just bash balls but actually have a plan when I’m at the range and specific things I’m working on but I just don’t have the time for that anymore. I’ll just be content hanging in the 6-8 hdcp range
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re: RIP Nissan Altima 1992-2026
Posted by Mstate on 7/16/26 at 8:53 am to Sl0thstronautEsq
We will somehow see these Altimas into the 2050’s driving 68 in the left lane, bedazzled license plate covers, eyelashes for the front headlights and various bits of cosmetic damage. I am sure of it
CSB incoming. My brother roomed with Dans brother in college. Said he also used to play video poker all the time
I saw this video the other day. The cobras swimming in the water looked kinda funny. I guess I’ve never seen them actually swimming
re: Who are the greatest option quarterbacks in CFB history?
Posted by Mstate on 7/12/26 at 11:33 am to RollTide1987
If we’re going old school true option quarterbacks I’m throwing in John Bond from the early 80’s. Couldn’t hit the broad side of a barn but the man had big hands and could run the triple option like nobody’s business. Partied like a mad man too
Not much discussion but thought it was another good episode. I am leaning toward the voice being an AI consciousness and not cryo frozen and woken up founders. The more I heard of the conversations and the voice it just sounds more AI
I may have missed this from earlier but confirmation the silos are 352 years old
Juliette getting wise to the pills and remembering things. Should be really heating up in upcoming episodes.
I’m still a bit confused by how her closest friends are treating her. I would’ve thought they’d be fighting tooth and nail to be in control of her recovery and getting her memory back. Found it odd they just let Camille have total control over her. Obviously that’s beginning to change but really more of a first episode reaction
I may have missed this from earlier but confirmation the silos are 352 years old
Juliette getting wise to the pills and remembering things. Should be really heating up in upcoming episodes.
I’m still a bit confused by how her closest friends are treating her. I would’ve thought they’d be fighting tooth and nail to be in control of her recovery and getting her memory back. Found it odd they just let Camille have total control over her. Obviously that’s beginning to change but really more of a first episode reaction
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If (professional) car thieves really want your car, they may not get it today or tomorrow, but they will get it.
Even Eleanor can be stolen
re: Do You Play In Extreme Heat ?
Posted by Mstate on 7/9/26 at 7:07 pm to FieldEngineer
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All the time. Drink tons of water, have towels in ice water, and use fans.
Towels in ice water are a game changer. I love a course that has them every few holes. Old Waverly always does that and they are such a relief. Also good remedy for sweaty hands is rubbing some ice between them and a quick dry off
Love playing in the extreme heat. Just gotta hydrate well but I enjoy the sweat.
I’m also in my 30’s so I’m sure as I age that could change
I’m also in my 30’s so I’m sure as I age that could change
I’ll throw in a sports moment
“Bernard is losing some ground! HERE COMES LEZAK! Unbelievable at the end, the US HAS DONE IT!”
Younger people who don’t remember may not realize how badass that was. With all the drama leading up with the French talking shite and Phelps chasing golds. That moment was incredible and Dan Hicks absolutely nailed that call. Hard to believe it was 18 years ago
“Bernard is losing some ground! HERE COMES LEZAK! Unbelievable at the end, the US HAS DONE IT!”
Younger people who don’t remember may not realize how badass that was. With all the drama leading up with the French talking shite and Phelps chasing golds. That moment was incredible and Dan Hicks absolutely nailed that call. Hard to believe it was 18 years ago
re: Best Tasting Texas Exotics?
Posted by Mstate on 7/8/26 at 3:36 pm to Icansee4miles
I love nilgai.
I have a deep freezer full in my basement of jalapeño cheese sausage, sweet heat sausage, hamburger meat, snack sticks and some steaks.
It’s a leaner meat and less gamey than deer. I told my wife it was organic :lol: she and my 3 y/o eat it too. Haven’t bought ground beef in a long time
I have a deep freezer full in my basement of jalapeño cheese sausage, sweet heat sausage, hamburger meat, snack sticks and some steaks.
It’s a leaner meat and less gamey than deer. I told my wife it was organic :lol: she and my 3 y/o eat it too. Haven’t bought ground beef in a long time
re: We’re all a bunch of grandpas at this point
Posted by Mstate on 7/8/26 at 2:08 pm to ShaneTheLegLechler
Denard Robinson
re: What is so great about golf anyway?
Posted by Mstate on 7/6/26 at 10:01 am to Arthur Bach
The great thing about golf is at any one swing you can be the best in the world for that moment.
When you actually step up and hit the exact shot you were wanting to and pure it off the club face there are very few better feelings.
When you actually step up and hit the exact shot you were wanting to and pure it off the club face there are very few better feelings.
re: My Great Great Great Great Grandfather
Posted by Mstate on 7/4/26 at 9:44 am to Missouri Waltz
My direct surname ancestor (5x grandfather) He enlisted for service in the Waxhaw settlement where he was residing in what is now York County and enlisted about 1 July 1778 and was discharged in Nov. l781. (Note he was only 15 years old when he enlisted.) His service was as a private and he served under Captains Henry Coffee, Marshall Jones, John Montgomery and under Cols. Bratton and John Marshall. He took part in the siege of Charleston, the storming of Buckhead Fort, the battles of Rocky Mount, Black River, Wright’s Bluff, Fourholes and Granby Fort.
Great episode
So what the hell is with the F35’s flying into that “cloud” and that goo taking out the planes.
So what the hell is with the F35’s flying into that “cloud” and that goo taking out the planes.
re: Was 2010 peak SEC?
Posted by Mstate on 6/30/26 at 12:55 pm to southendzoneresident
2010 was awesome.
A young, energetic Mullen absolutely demolished Rich Rod in the gator bowl
I’ll probably never see state absolutely destroy a blue blood like that again. 52-14 arse kicking of Michigan
A young, energetic Mullen absolutely demolished Rich Rod in the gator bowl
I’ll probably never see state absolutely destroy a blue blood like that again. 52-14 arse kicking of Michigan
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Went back in 2024 before a show. Luckily we went early enough I was able to grab one of the last prime rib's of the day. It was fantastic and I'm not usually a prime rib guy.
The wife and I did the exact same thing a few years back. Wife dragged me to see Hugh Jackman in Music Man so I got to pick the dinner spot. Gallaghers was superb and I got the prime rib as well. The show wasn’t bad either even though I’m not big into broadway plays
re: Why doesn’t our society ever talk about how few Korean War vets are left?
Posted by Mstate on 6/29/26 at 8:06 am to RobertFootball
My grandad was stationed at Kadena air base on Okinawa during Korea. Was in a b29 unit
re: Really bad movies that are still a guilty pleasure
Posted by Mstate on 6/26/26 at 3:36 pm to Sus-Scrofa
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Little Nicky.
When I was a kid me and buddies rented it from blockbuster one night by sneaking it in between two normal movies so my mom wouldn’t see it.
Well, we get to watching it late at night and low and behold my mom walks in right at the boob head guy scene :lol:
That’s a funny arse movie
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The 5.3L isn’t having problems. It’s probably the most sold engine in the country between the GM SUVs and trucks. And there’s just not that much out there on post-2022 vehicles.
I’m not going to claim GM makes the most reliable vehicles and they certainly have their issues (6.2, lifters in 5.3 etc) but I do think some of the bad perception is due to the volume of full size trucks and SUVs they have on the road. Everyone of us knows people that have one so of course you’ll hear more about their issues
I am intrigued to see how the new 5.7 and 6.6 turn out.
re: What's the worst state out of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama?
Posted by Mstate on 6/26/26 at 1:59 pm to FlyingTigerBo
As someone born and raised in MS and have lived in Alabama for almost a decade and hope to never leave
1.Alabama
2.Louisiana
3.Mississippi.
As a native MS’ian I’d choose to live in MS over LA but they have a bit more going for them than MS. Although some areas of the MS gulf coast are tremendously underrated.
1.Alabama
2.Louisiana
3.Mississippi.
As a native MS’ian I’d choose to live in MS over LA but they have a bit more going for them than MS. Although some areas of the MS gulf coast are tremendously underrated.
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