No matter the season, a little Keb Mo never hurts. One of my favs.
FerruleLace
- Oct 19, 2020
- Joined Jan 30, 2016
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Was watching TV the other night and heard a part of what I think was a B.B. King cover of this Albert King song. It made me nostalgic and then I saw this video where he teamed up with Stevie Ray. When I looked it up I found out it was co-written by Booker T. Jones from Booker T. and the M.G.'s along with William Bell.
I am MidwayJ on FGI, WRX, and GEA. I am spuzz on numerous GLBT forums.
Yeah, those new bulbs are great - for the guy driving that car. Not so great for the driver of the oncoming vehicle. I find the new blue/white high intensity bulbs difficult to deal with when they're coming towards me.
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Well how bout this? Good to see a fresh site with many familiar peeps...honestly can't remember the last time I logged into FGI...
Many thanks for the evite Justin & howdy to all!
Cheers,
Bob
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I always recommend this test. Put some 24hr shafting epoxy on a paper plate with some store epoxy next to it and let them dry over night. Next day pic up the plate and bend both glue samples. The shafting epoxy will bend and the store epoxy will snap. Shafting epoxy is designed to have some flexibility for shock absorption.
I have used store epoxy on clubs twice because I was in a hurry. One was a putter head and one was a steel shaft extension. My bag fell over on the cart path. The putter head hit the pavement and came off. The extension was in a fairway wood. During the round I felt the upper inch wiggling. The extension came loose. And I could not get it back out of the grip and had to toss it.
A small set of shafting epoxy is not that expensive and goes a long way.
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No probs signing up i like it!
I'm a 30-something and I'm PCS Class A certified. Have been since my mid-20's. Unfortunately, there isn't enough to make it a regular job. I don't think the majority of golfers (at any age) really give a crap. They just buy a brand name off the shelf and hack away.
They also don't bother to take lessons.
No!!!
I'm 32 and I love "tinkering". Just ask Bob (Bankshot) and good ol' @potbunker. I'm also an engineer by schooling, so maybe that helps. But I know of all my friends my age that are avid golfers, I'm the only one who builds, so...
FerruleLace I Might actually be generous in my assessment of my generation and God help the next wave, they will all be useless.
