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re: Who prefers spikeless shoes?

Posted by dek81572 on 10/19/26 at 11:55 am to
My spikeless Olukai shoes are comfortable and have plenty of traction, on my 2nd pair in 2 years and I can count on 1 hand the amount of times I've slipped and lost traction. The spiked shoes I've owned hurt my feet, specifically my left foot, there are spikes under the joint where my foot and pinky toe meet that hurts, like a hot spot and I haven't found a spiked shoe that doesn't have one there.
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Which is expected when you’re paying QB1 $60m a year to look mediocre in big games and WR2 $27.3m to put up 1 TD in 6 games despite all the attention WR1 gets. Too much overpaying across the board means the average starter is closer to replacement level


Here in lies the problem, Jerry thinks he's a good GM but 30 years of mediocrity shows he isn't. There are 2 important positions that an NFL team can spend all the money they want and it doesn't count against the salary cap, Head Coach and GM and Jerry goes cheap on both, nevermind the fact that the Cowboys are the most valuable sports franchise in the world, not the U.S., not the Northern Hemisphere or even all of North and South America, the entire WORLD and that moron can't humble himself enough to see that after 30 years he can't put a good enough roster together to win more than 5 playoff games during that 30 year span. There's not a single NFL team who would hire him to be their GM but still he thinks he's good enough, it's just pitiful. He's the modern day Al Davis.
Found an A button delete plug in for my Toyota Highlander, ordered the part off Amazon and installed it per YouTube directions, works great!
Some of these women look like they've been through one hell of a hail storm, hail damage everywhere
Nothing against the tournament but has it ever been a tier 1 event? Maybe back in the 80's and before when all the top pros weren't making millions and they had to play a lot of tournaments. I've been watching since early 90's and it's always been a tournament that most of the top players skipped because of where it landed in the schedule. Doesn't mean they won't have a tournament at all just not a tier 1 signature style event. I definitely think Texas will only have 1 Tier 1 event from the 5 tournaments they have this year, probably the Colonial in Fort Worth, the Childres in Houston, Valero in San Antonio, and Byron Nelson in Dallas will probably be tier 2 and who knows what will happen with the new Austin tournament with pho outrage cancel culture fiasco about Good Good sponsorship

re: Olukai golf shoes.

Posted by dek81572 on 9/30/26 at 10:52 pm to
I have the OluKai Men's Wai'alae golf shoes, I'm on my second pair and I won't buy anything else. They are the most comfortable golf shoe I've ever owned and I can wear them to and from the golf course. I play about 60 to 70 rounds a year and Ive gotten a year out of each pair.
Has to sit out a year, then because if his USOpen win, he can come back in 2028, same with Rham.
Went on a weekend trip to Dallas a few weeks ago and I got a bill in the mail for $47 amd that was just for a couple days. The T tag cuts the bill in half but still, good grief, it's hard to get anywhere in the northern part of Dallas without driving on toll roads.
50% of the women are crazy, the other 50% haven't been diagnosed yet.
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That ain’t exactly soccer they cheering for


Just wait till the Cricket season begins!

Stainless or Cast Iron

Posted by dek81572 on 9/9/26 at 2:13 pm
For those who cook a lot, do you prefer stainless skillets or cast iron and why?
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He’s also making $4 Million


I know that people inevitably want to climb the ladder and progress in their career but dang, if I was making 4 million to be a defensive coordinator on a perennial powerhouse national championship contender every year, I think I'd just stay and say the heck with " Moving on up to that delux apartment in the sky".
They are all getting paid so aren't all of them already professional athletes?

re: Venezuelan Deal Numbers

Posted by dek81572 on 8/29/26 at 10:47 pm to
Great deal, only 7 more deals like that and we can pay off the national debt??
Marcus Dupree says hello:

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?Marcus Dupree (West Point,
MS - 1982): Often cited by long-time recruiting experts (like Forrest Davis and Tom Lemming) as the most dominant high school running back talent ever evaluated. At 6'3", 225 lbs, running a sub-4.3 40-yard dash, his physical combination of size, power, and track speed made him look like an adult among children. His recruiting battle is the stuff of legend.


re: Correcting the out to in swing path

Posted by dek81572 on 8/21/26 at 6:25 pm to
I had the same problem and here's what I did to correct it. Set up normally, take your right foot and move it back to where your right toe is even with the middle of your left foot. Now think of a clock and your target line is at 12 O'clock, istrike the ball at 7 and finish at 1.
As a kid it would have been Quicksand, as I've gotten older its flying.
A friend of mine, Mark Bass, was a full back for Bossier High School and was recruited and was signed by LSU. He said the recruiter took them to Powell Buick and asked him which car does he like, Mark told him the Buick Regal Grand National. The recruiter took Marks mom into the finance guys office and came out and had a set of keys. Mark said his mom paid $1.00 for the car.
The people who want this are the "Highly Educated" people who paid a shite ton of money for worthless degrees that can't get a job in thier field of study. Who would've thought you can't get a six figure job with a degree in gender studies. They want the ordinary working man or woman to pay for their bad decision.

re: Looking for some new wedges

Posted by dek81572 on 8/12/26 at 8:37 pm to
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I'm thinking of getting a 52 and a 56 and just dropping the 60.


Best move you can make. I did the same thing and haven't regretted it. Buy the Cleveland CTZ wedges, they are more of a cavity back wedge and are more forgiving. I have the full face CBZ in 52 and 56.