jakebake91
* Ace Member *
Civilly, and also quite literally.
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Bagging the baggers
- Thread starter Mando
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Civilly, and also quite literally.
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Your computer threw a roller.
Drives me nuts when I have a pic properly oriented when I upload/send it, only to have it appear rotated by 90°.
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Thanks David.
DGCR always seems to want to turn my pics sideways or even completely upside down, even when I've edited and saved them correctly on my PC. Always annoys the hell out of me.
DGCR always seems to want to turn my pics sideways or even completely upside down, even when I've edited and saved them correctly on my PC. Always annoys the hell out of me.
I should have omitted the disclaimer, giving everyone pause to wonder if we deliberately hung it that way.
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Did being in the insurance biz have any bearing on the wording ? I would have gone with, Better call Sauls
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Maybe mount some discs on the pole as "subtle" messages as well...
Colt, Boss, Dagger...
several other options from the Lat. trilogy...
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Maybe have those molds broken and cracked ... to note the danger that lies ahead (without advance reservations).
zontar
Double Eagle Member
Maybe have those molds broken and cracked ... to note the danger that lies ahead (without advance reservations).
no one will miss those molds.....
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Any private course owner has my permission to use this pic as a warning to uninvited/unauthorized players.
This is what happened to the last guy who played this course without permission.
Our Facebook page once had a pinned message that said something like, "Trespassers may be shot. Well, not really, but we may sneak up behind you and fire a rifle, which is worse."
It stayed pinned there for about 8 years, until Facebook suddenly decided it violated their rules against promoting violence.
