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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: The Coach on April 27, 2008, 05:16:43 PM
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Golf Digest / Most PGA Tour pros are Republicans, but one major champion and former world No. 1 told Golf Digest that he's a registered Democrat. Name him. (Answer: David Duval.)
Rush Limbaugh / Scott Simpson? [Told Duval.] That's interesting; I played with Duval at the Bob Hope, and he was telling me how he loved [Republican] Alan Keyes. I guessed Scott Simpson only because I know he's a big Democrat. Paul Azinger's one of us, so he brought Simpson to the studio one day so we all could rag him. I'm not surprised tour players are Republicans. They're the best example of entrepreneurialism in professional sports.
GD / What's the name of the course in Kennebunkport, Maine, where George H.W. Bush, father of the president, plays golf during the summer? (A: Cape Arundel Golf Club.)
RL / Illegal Immigrant National? [Laughs. Told Cape Arundel.] Oh, yes. I played there with President Bush, as I'm a trustee of The First Tee and he's honorary chairman. My primary course is the Everglades in Palm Beach. I also play at Seminole, Pine Tree, The Floridian and The Dye Preserve. I play two or three times a week. I'm a 14.7.
GD / Back in '93, some U.S. Ryder Cup team members balked at the invitation to visit the White House and President Clinton. Which player said, "I don't know what we'd have to talk about. I don't agree with anything he has to say"? (A: John Cook.)
RL / I don't remember who said that, but I remember the incident. When invited, you have to go to the White House, no matter who is president. It's a sign of respect for the office.
GD / What woman in 2002 caused a stir at Augusta National by demanding in a letter that the club admit women members? (A: Martha Burk.)
RL / It was Martha Burk, and I loved what Hootie Johnson and the membership did. Most clubs would have cowed in fear and called a meeting to reach a "common goal" and all that. Not Augusta National. I've played there 10 times, by the way. My first time, I was hosted by Jack Stephens. I believe my best score there is 99.
GD / You attended Southeast Missouri State. What college will Michelle Wie attend this fall? (A: Stanford.)
RL / I don't know, but I got into a lot of trouble the last time I answered a Michelle Wie question. At the Hope, I said, "It's time to get a win." That caused a firestorm, as it was portrayed as anti-Wie, mean-spirited, extremist. I've been told her father is a regular listener of my show and that the family wasn't upset with what I said.
GD / We understand you were considered for the spot in the "Monday Night Football" booth that went to Dennis Miller. If you were offered a spot in the 18th tower of an NBC golf telecast, who would be sitting beside you? (A: Dan Hicks and Johnny Miller.)
RL / Johnny Miller and Dan Hicks. I enjoy Johnny Miller immensely because he's not afraid of what people are going to think of him after he says it. He's fearless. And in our society, more and more, people are running around offended by syllables, even. People are afraid to say anything. It reminds me of the days of the old Soviet Union, where people would have to go into the bathroom to say what they were really thinking.
GD / What's the first name of the surprise winner of the U.S. Women's Open in 2003?(A: Hilary Lunke.)
RL / I don't know. [Told Hilary.] Well, the name Hilary is not on my mind all the time. [Laughs.] But I thank God for people like Hillary Clinton. They make my job easier.
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This week, Rush encouraged RIOTS in an American city.
Hear him in your own words:
Joe, why do you follow the words of a man who is encouraging, well, terrorism here?
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Hey "Coach" how come we never see any footage of Rush walking around with "the common" man? Every time I see him he is one some golf course using his fat mouth to suck on a cigar, surrounded by all his greasy, schiesty friends.
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I think Rush says controversial shit because he knows it will get him media coverage which means more money for him.
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I think Rush says controversial shit because he knows it will get him media coverage which means more money for him.
Bingo!!
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Limbaugh said the riots would ensure a Democrat is not elected as president, and his listeners have a responsibility to make sure the riots happen. "Riots in Denver, at the Democrat Convention, would see to it that we don't elect Democrats," Limbaugh said during Wednesday's radio broadcast. He then went on to say that's the best thing that could happen to the country.
Joe, I'm afraid rush went too far this time.
He encouraged his listeners to commit a crime - RIOTS - in which people can DIE.
Do you condemn the riot statement, Joe?
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This week, Rush encouraged RIOTS in an American city.
Hear him in your own words:
Joe, why do you follow the words of a man who is encouraging, well, terrorism here?
Why did you post this? Why not just post the actual transcript that I posted on the politics board. Oh wait, I see, you just wanted to post what you think would be shocking to the G&O...........right?
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Can you imagine that poor, financially oppressed 12 year old girl/boy who has to have his big, fat disgusting body on him/her when he goes on his "overseas vacations" with his bottle of viagra, so vile.
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Coach are you caddying again today?
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Why did you post this? Why not just post the actual transcript that I posted on the politics board. Oh wait, I see, you just wanted to post what you think would be shocking to the G&O...........right?
I wanted getbig listeners to hear Rush - IN HIS OWN WORDS - inciting violence in American cities.
They don't need mine, and they don't need your, analysis.
They can click below and hear Rush limbaugh, in his own words:
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Coach are you caddying again today?
No, just a couple of hours of practice.
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I wanted getbig listeners to hear Rush - IN HIS OWN WORDS - inciting violence in American cities.
They don't need mine, and they don't need your, analysis.
They can click below and hear Rush limbaugh, in his own words:
Are you suggesting most people on here are illiterate so they have to learn from audio books?
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No, just a couple of hours of practice.
How do you practice caddying? You just carry some clubs around the track?
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Are you suggesting most people on here are illiterate so they have to learn from audio books?
I'm suggesting that nobody hear wants to hear you, or me, giving our take on it.
Nobody wants to read you posting 'what rush meant, and nobody here wants to hear how I find it disgusting he puts politics before the safety of Americans.
If they care about this topic, they want to hear the quote and make their own judgment.
Getbiggers, what do you think about this statement by Rush Limbaugh?
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If they care about this topic, they want to hear the quote and make their own judgment.
Yeah, if I wanted to hear this shit, I woudl go to the political board. ;)
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I'm suggesting that nobody hear wants to hear you, or me, giving our take on it.
Nobody wants to read you posting 'what rush meant, and nobody here wants to hear how I find it disgusting he puts politics before the safety of Americans.
If they care about this topic, they want to hear the quote and make their own judgment.
Getbiggers, what do you think about this statement by Rush Limbaugh?
He's a piece of shit, but 90% of America are too busy watching American Idol to even notice.
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He's a piece of shit, but 90% of America are too busy watching American Idol to even notice.
;D