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Steve,N.J. bosox28@erols.com
A: Sure, friend. When you crack a cold one, don't aim it at yourself or anyone you like. Let any foam spill over to the ground. Then drink up.
RedDawg06@webtv.net
A: Who am I to advise you? Does Tony Danza give acting tips to Dustin Hoffman?
lvsinner@webtv.net
A: Take one of his brews and kick his ball into the sand.
johnboley@hotmail.com
A: The kind with alcohol in it.
dimpyuppal@hotmail.com
A: Like a horse and carriage. Like popcorn and movies. Like burgers and fries. Like young lovers near the bank of a secluded stream where they set free all inhibitions and pass a steamy summer afternoon pleasuring each other over and over in writhing, sweaty ecstasy. Got it?
glenlockj@aol.com
A: That's easy. I don't.
CBRYANT@I-PLUS.NET
A: No joke this time. I am convinced the second shot is most important on almost any hole.
tbolling@hotmail.com
A: I don't recommend anything to pros who just turned 25. They might kick me off their course.
rlewis@neocomm.net
A: You must find your own pace. It is perhaps the most difficult part of golf. If all else fails, quit at the turn.
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