1965 clocking in. I want slippers and some soup.
DrBob
joined 2 years ago
The rules are silent on touching the stone. They are clear about not touching the handle. I don't disagree with you, but the granite is not the handle.
Somebody saw the jackass movie.
Of course not. They have to get dressed to compete at their other sport at some point.
Best souvenir going. But also a lot of young people in peak physical condition. As someone I know commented "everyone is 10/10 from the neck down."
The goal is to terrorize the democratic base. Everything else is a lie.
I am and it loaded.
We might have invented baseball too.
But we feel that way about curling, which we want to own, but was definitely invented in Scotland.
What's going on there?
I am sad to report that this is already a word. My condolences.
Your impression of those decades is influenced by styling and design.
Photos of actual people on the street show a lost less variation between the 1950s, 60s, and 70s than you might imagine. But when stylists want to cue the era they dial up tropes that are instantly recognizable. Bobby sox and poodle skirts are instantly recognizable as 1950s style, but it probably applied to only a small geographical area in a few urban areas. Similarly the greaser stereotype was not widespread. But now you'd believe that half of high schools were wearing white t-shirts and leather jackets.
I lived through the punk scene. Half the people at the shows I went to look like they were part of a varsity basketball team. We had one friend who had spiked hair and people would cross the street to avoid him. The styling now would have you believe that most young people were decked out in eyeliner and bondage pants.
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Is this someone who doesn't understand what happens on a golf course?