Now that you mention it, I'm not sure I've had any alcohol in over a year. No concerted effort on my part, just dont enjoy it enough to seek it out.Ten days no alcohol
that's a pretty big oopsy.Ended up having a fire last night, as the weather was just too good not too. Had a few beer too many, oops. Head is foggy today, probably not helped by sitting outside until almost 11pm and realizing oh crap, we haven't even had dinner yet.
Another nice day out there, too bad I'm stuck in this windowless office.
Now that you mention it, I'm not sure I've had any alcohol in over a year. No concerted effort on my part, just dont enjoy it enough to seek it out.
I have had very little since the last few times didn't end well. Still not 100% sure what was going on, but I just usually don't now.Good morning!
Good ride yesterday, but now its back to work on the impossible project where I do all of the work and everyone else just "manages" and "coordinates". Mayhaps its time I start delegating work out to other people, since technically, its not my project.
Now that you mention it, I'm not sure I've had any alcohol in over a year. No concerted effort on my part, just dont enjoy it enough to seek it out.
What is it that you are talking about forging?Morning Monkeys.
Monderp indeed. Recovering from getting the FIL situation mostly situated. Some interesting investment questions I might hit @stoney up on later (ameritrade account split 4 ways?).
@AngryMetalsmith how the hell do you forge something more than once? Do you pound it flat and start over? I saw a blurb "five time forged" and made my go WTF?
In honor of your daily greetings, I have had *two* sourdough cinnamon rolls for breakfast.Gluten tag.
and buenos Donuts.
What is it that you are talking about forging?
Could be they are referring to a 5 step forging process to get it from raw material to "final" dimensions.
Next years version with the blue sticker will hit 3% further as well, making the current iteration junk and only fit for paupers.Ok, I found some clarification. 5x forging in this case means they are using 5 different molds.
The founder of GoDaddy used his money to start a golf club company. The new irons are $500 each. That's $500 per iron, not for a set of irons. They are not only stupid expensive, but seem to be crazy overengineered.
I’m waiting for a golf company to start producing bike components.People still golf? Who knew?
Wait. Isn't Shimano a golf company? Wait. Maybe it's a fishing company...I’m waiting for a golf company to start producing bike components.
Even golf companies won't cater to such picky fashionistas.I’m waiting for a golf company to start producing bike components.
I just spent $125 for a set 5-PW of used $1200 forged irons and I STILL had a hard time pulling the trigger.Next years version with the blue sticker will hit 3% further as well, making the current iteration junk and only fit for paupers.
Possibly 5 progressive forging steps? A lot of times the final shape requires too much movement of metal to do in one step.Ok, I found some clarification. 5x forging in this case means they are using 5 different molds.
The founder of GoDaddy used his money to start a golf club company. The new irons are $500 each. That's $500 per iron, not for a set of irons. They are not only stupid expensive, but seem to be crazy overengineered.
And then they get machined. The final product is pimp for sure, but holy fuck. I can't even imagine spending that kind of coin if I had it.Possibly 5 progressive forging steps? A lot of times the final shape requires too much movement of metal to do in one step.
And then they get machined. The final product is pimp for sure, but holy fuck. I can't even imagine spending that kind of coin if I had it.
When Hilarie was an antique dealer she sold an old putting iron. Only later did we find that the head was pure sterling from Tiffany's.And then they get machined. The final product is pimp for sure, but holy fuck. I can't even imagine spending that kind of coin if I had it.
My set in college was a Sears starter 1, 3 wooden woods and 3, 5, 7, 9 and I bought a sand wedge and better putter (1989). I still have a weird time with even numbered clubs.The first year or two I started golfing I was using a set of wooden spaulding driver and fairway woods from I think the 1540s. It was a fucking riot.
When my older brother and I got into it 30+ years ago we used to get clubs from an antique store, I think we had a couple with the old wicker shafts.The first year or two I started golfing I was using a set of wooden spaulding driver and fairway woods from I think the 1540s. It was a fucking riot.
I'm calling it now. Damascus golf clubs will be the next uber high end innovation.I wonder how much you could scam out of golphers with a single crystal alloy club?