Comments on: International Women’s Day http://listics.com/20070308949 Frank Paynter's Voice and Vision... Tue, 02 Dec 2008 04:35:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: madame l. http://listics.com/20070308949#comment-19772 madame l. Thu, 08 Mar 2007 17:38:07 +0000 http://listics.com/20070308949#comment-19772 so when they say International Women's Day is there like a minimum age for "women" (i.e.: can i give my girls the occasional backhander if they're under 18, say?) so when they say International Women’s Day is there like a minimum age for “women” (i.e.: can i give my girls the occasional backhander if they’re under 18, say?)

]]> By: tree shapiro http://listics.com/20070308949#comment-19771 tree shapiro Thu, 08 Mar 2007 17:29:16 +0000 http://listics.com/20070308949#comment-19771 hey, winer-lévy hearts wikipedia. she's got the wiki' in the wigwam. par example quote: The word golf was first mentioned in writing in 1457 on a Scottish statute on forbidden games as gouf, possibly derived from the Scottish word goulf (variously spelled) meaning "to strike or cuff". This word may, in turn, be related to the Dutch word kolf, meaning "bat," or "club," and the Dutch sport of the same name. But there is an even earlier reference to the game of golf and it is believed to have happened in 1452 when King James II of Scotland banned the game because it kept his subjects from their archery practice. Golf Timeline.[21] There is a persistent urban legend claiming that the term derives from an acronym "Gentlemen Only, Ladies Forbidden". This is almost certainly false as acronyms being used as words is a fairly modern phenomenon, making the expression more likely to be a backronym.[22] [edit] Golf humour unquote From SkyMallPedia: <a href="http://lavachequilit.typepad.com/.shared/image.html?/photos/uncategorized/69738093d.jpg" rel="nofollow"></a><em><strong>Designated Driver</strong></em> <em> You double-bogeyed the first hole. Lost your ball on the second. Hit a house on the fourth. So maybe it's time to reach for the other driver, the one that dispenses a little liquid talent.</em> <em> A great invention for drinks on the links, the Designated Driver fits easily into your golf bag and holds 48 ounces of cold or hot beverages (enough to satisfy a thirsty foursome). A keg-like pump mechanism dispenses the juice from the insulated container out the top.</em> <em>  Includes cleaner brush.</em> I hope they add a good ball washer to SkyMallPedia.  Like maybe a Starke one (2). Although this is c l assy: <em><strong><a href="http://www.skymall.com/shopping/detail.htm?pid=102218879&c=10830" rel="nofollow">Address the Ball</a> For golfers of distinction</strong></em> <em> Share your favorite obsession in the world with this unique house marker. The upscaled golf ball stands up to 15 inches above ground. Weatherproof ornament can be inserted into the ground, a portable planter or urn. Order personalized with numbers, family name or brief phrase. Display it by your entrance to welcome visitors or on the patio or bar to mark your own 19th hole. Congratulate someone on their promotion, retirement or hitting that "par 39" birthday again. </em> <em> Handcrafted in the USA.  No returns due to personalization.  Available in blue, red, white, yellow, green and <strong>black</strong></em> <em><strong></strong></em> <em><strong></strong></em> <em></em> I Hate People. hey, winer-lévy hearts wikipedia. she’s got the wiki’ in the wigwam.

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The word golf was first mentioned in writing in 1457 on a Scottish statute on forbidden games as gouf, possibly derived from the Scottish word goulf (variously spelled) meaning “to strike or cuff”. This word may, in turn, be related to the Dutch word kolf, meaning “bat,” or “club,” and the Dutch sport of the same name. But there is an even earlier reference to the game of golf and it is believed to have happened in 1452 when King James II of Scotland banned the game because it kept his subjects from their archery practice. Golf Timeline.[21]

There is a persistent urban legend claiming that the term derives from an acronym “Gentlemen Only, Ladies Forbidden”. This is almost certainly false as acronyms being used as words is a fairly modern phenomenon, making the expression more likely to be a backronym.[22]

[edit] Golf humour

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From SkyMallPedia:
Designated Driver


You double-bogeyed the first hole. Lost your ball on the second. Hit a
house on the fourth. So maybe it’s time to reach for the other driver,
the one that dispenses a little liquid talent.


A great invention for drinks on the links, the Designated Driver fits
easily into your golf bag and holds 48 ounces of cold or hot beverages
(enough to satisfy a thirsty foursome). A keg-like pump mechanism
dispenses the juice from the insulated container out the top.

  Includes cleaner brush.

I hope they add a good ball washer to SkyMallPedia.  Like maybe a Starke one (2).

Although this is c l assy:

Address the Ball
For golfers of distinction


Share your favorite obsession in the world with this unique house
marker. The upscaled golf ball stands up to 15 inches above ground.
Weatherproof ornament can be inserted into the ground, a portable
planter or urn. Order personalized with numbers, family name or brief
phrase. Display it by your entrance to welcome visitors or on the patio
or bar to mark your own 19th hole. Congratulate someone on their
promotion, retirement or hitting that "par 39" birthday again.

Handcrafted in the USA.  No returns due to personalization.  Available in blue, red, white, yellow, green and black

I Hate People.

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