Clearing up a common misconception

Spring is not here and it did not begin on March 20th- I don’t care what people are telling you. It doesn’t officially begin until Masters Week, which would be the week of April 7-12. There’s actually a slow transition throughout the week from Winter to Spring culminating on Sunday afternoon when Tiger Woods puts a smack down on the rest of the field to win his 5th green jacket.

I can’t wait for Spring to finally arrive. Oh joy!

6 Responses to “Clearing up a common misconception”

  1. Mahkno Says:

    I realize there is great pleasure in playing golf…. but watching it on TV? ZZZZZzzzzz….. get some sun.

  2. PeoriaIllinoisan Says:

    This is not your typical golf tournament. This is the Masters at Augusta National. There is nothing more dramatic than watching the back nine of the final round of a golf major; especially this one. I don’t watch much TV, but I never miss the final round of a major… I would much rather watch this than the Super Bowl or the World Series, unless of course the Cubs were involved.

    The funny thing is, I have missed many Masters tournaments because it was the first nice day of the year and I went out to play golf… in the sun….

  3. Peoria Illinoisian has it right « City without a Subway Says:

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  4. mortonmalaise Says:

    Yes, the finest Tournament in the Land, but you can’t be a Member of the Club if you have a vagina or ancestors from Africa. For shame, PI. For shame.

  5. Michael Says:

    I just spluttered corn flakes all over my laptop. Sex talk and genealogy so early in the morning!

    Bet they wouldn’t take me either even though I don’t have the female thing or any degree of blackness … but I am old, fat, partially deaf and can’t play golf. Also I’m poor and rarely wear socks and don’t own a tie. So there are degrees of prejudice. Oh … and I don’t like broccoli or anybody named Bush. I did hit a golf ball with a lawn mower once though. Well actually the mower blade hit it … I didn’t, like, swing the mower literally. It IS too early, I shouldn’t be typing. I’ve always wondered where that golf ball went tho!

  6. mortonmalaise Says:

    Holy crap, I don’t even remember typing that last night. I was freakin’ wasted!

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