Not me, I am very well aware that I am a horrible singer.
What’s something you are terrible at, but really enjoy?
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Not me, I am very well aware that I am a horrible singer.
"Looking at cleavage is like looking at the sun; you don't stare at it, it's too risky! You get a sense of it then you look away."
Probably.
I didn't start tracking my scores and handicap - or you know, actually playing by ALL the rules, lol - until I got an app a couple years ago that allows you to do it.
I have to say, I hit "in the 80s" a lot more when I took mulligans, improved lies and employed the occasional foot wedge
If you report your score by saying "I hit in the ..." that is a sure sign that you are a terrible golfer.
Pretty much! I've been told I'm more a rough in guy than a finish guy by my contractor buddies.
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Those are probably the public course poors that don’t know about GHIN
Golf. I sucked so bad yesterday my golf clubs tried to off themselves. Seriously, the tailgate randomly opened while I was taking a turn and my golf clubs fell out.
I was so bad, I have to go to Costco to buy more balls for my tee time tomorrow.
I was so bad, I have to go to Costco to buy more balls for my tee time tomorrow.
I don’t know if I ever “really enjoyed” but BJJ and Judo. I certainly was never good at either. It is cool having people ask me if and where I train whenever I’m wearing a Gracie BJJ T-shirt in public.
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You should really master giving normal blowjobs before moving on to the more advance stuff.
A 23 handicap can play and have fun with anyone. It's a good social golfer. A fast 23 is better than a slow 8 in my group any day.
Sleeping. Advanced arthritis usually keeps me from enjoying a quality night's slumber.
I am not being sarcastic here, but add in Em and you can play A TON of songs.
Those 4 chords make up a pile of classic songs you can learn to play.
Next step would be find a song(s) you can really belt out or play well and just hammer that one....build some confidence and then don't move on until you got that figured out.
I think a big mistake when learning is constantly trying to learn too many new things at once. It truly is a pyramid scheme....have to learn your base first and go up from there.
Master 4 chords and a certain strumming pattern....then go from there (the internet and Youtube is an amazing place for tutorials)
Just my 2 cents.
(and I am not a musical person by nature but have gotten to where I play and sing quite often throughout the year at get togethers, around the campfire, etc.....to a point that i am even requested....not just that weird guy playing Kumbaya against everyone's will...)
I was going to say, I don't even keep score, I just keep track of how many balls I lose.
Same here. I gave up trying to tell jokes a long time ago because I was so bad at it.
I'm old enough now I just call a plumber, electrician, mechanic, etc. When I was younger, I would F around with something and end up calling the plumber, electrician, specialist, etc. anyway. Now I just let them take care of it. I do wish I could fix things better though
I take life advice from Homer Simpson. If something is hard, quit.
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