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re: What happen to Morikawa

Posted by llfshoals on 3/12/26 at 11:57 am to
Back spasms probably. I’ve had to quit on a round before. Hit me in the middle of a swing and that was all she wrote for the day.
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Not hacking on you, but how do you know this to be true?
Do I know the date (within 100 years) it will definitely run out? No. Neither does anyone else. The question you have to ask yourself is “what is petroleum?” How long does it take to form?

Organic decay (oversimplification but adequate for this conversation) and millions of years of pressure and decomposition.

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Do we know that the earth is not creating new but as yet undiscovered oil fields?
Sure it is, but given the time frame to create vs use that’s not an option.

People have been looking HARD for additional reserves. Some significant deposits have been found, but there is again a restriction on where and how we search.

Landman is much discussed concerning fossil fuels and reality. Yes it’s a TV show, but the concerns are real. Drilling in the ocean is fraught with peril. A great line from it is “even if everything goes perfectly you’re still 7 MILES under the surface of the ocean”. I don’t think people realize really the magnitude of that problem.

Assuming you use 50 foot sections of pipe (for easy math) that’s 740 sections of pipe that must be perfect. The welds have to be perfect, every single piece 7 miles down must be perfect. And they all must remain perfect….for years.

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Why not fossil fuels? They are plentiful and less expensive.
Finite supply.

Won’t run out for a century, but they will run out. And we need petroleum products for more than fuel
This is kind of funny, but isn’t. While we do need to find an alternative to fossil fuels, we know, solar and wind are both unreliable and inadequate, which won’t change.

I’m not sure if nuclear is the right way to go to fix that in the long-term, but until fusion reactors become a reliable option or some other method of generating electricity on a large scale fossil fuels is what we have

re: Launch Monitors

Posted by llfshoals on 3/11/26 at 5:44 pm to
I’d look at something that’s versatile enough to take on the course. Even if it’s a little over budget.

How you hit it in the range bs how you hit actual shots matters IMO.
Definitely. I didn’t know until I had one I had been playing the wrong size grips for years
I wouldn’t. If you do make sure a professional gets the balance right.

Lots of risk there and LAB putters aren’t cheap or I’d have more than 1.
That makes no sense. LAB is designed very particularly for perfect balance. If you dont get an exact match with a professional to do it you’re just throwing money away

re: Throwing Darts

Posted by llfshoals on 3/7/26 at 10:50 pm to
Dibs on Moe

re: Saturday SEC Basketball

Posted by llfshoals on 3/7/26 at 7:48 pm to
Yep. Heckuva game
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quote:4. Notre DameI can't take this projection seriously.
Have you seen their schedule?

They have one losable game on their schedule. It’s beyond pathetic.
If LSU can get there with their schedule I’ll be impressed.

I don’t think the people looking at these rankings realize

Texas at #2 plays three teams on the list. Thats 3 losses in their top 12 already, Ohio State can survive losing to both Texas and Oregon as long as they don’t lose to anyone else.

In fact LSU, Ole Miss and Texas all play each other. One of those teams will be wearing 2 losses just from those games no matter what if Texas manages to actually be #2.

LSU still has A&M, Bama, Clemson and the stinking Vols as well. Plus at Auburn and we all know the insanity that happens there when you least expect it.
In Birmingham?

I played it the week after the PGA. If those greens are firm like the Legislators STILL are after nearly a year it will be a nightmare.

There’s no way I’d turn down an invite for it even so.

re: Throwing Darts

Posted by llfshoals on 3/7/26 at 6:40 am to
Pretty good. Could see why you pulled it left though. You pulled left on the follow through instead of staying on plane IMO
I got a LAB df3. Instantly got better on short putts and puts outside 20 feet.

The tech is hard to argue against. It still just looks wrong, but they came out with an offset ZT I’m really interested in trying

re: Shane Lowery

Posted by llfshoals on 3/3/26 at 1:29 pm to
I can relate. I was 4 inside the cut line for match play in the mid-amateur once. Went triple/double trying hero shots and missed it by a shot. Never got that close again.
Tell them to frick off. They can like it or lump it.

If they insist pull everything out and blow up the bases
Greenland. Has everything we’d want and damn little we don’t
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Go get fitted. The correct shaft will be more important than the driver head for the most part
And grip. A lot of people play with the incorrect grip size which makes things more difficult.