Kenny B 24,211 Posted December 11, 2020 Share Posted December 11, 2020 12 hours ago, xOldBenKenobiX said: Hello friends, welcome to the happy thread. I 'm here today to tell you a story and ask you for a big favor. As many of you know, I was born and raised in Brazil. What you might not know is that we lost our dad at a very young age, he passed away when I was 4 and my younger brother was 3. Our mom was left as a 22 year old single mother who had barely completed the 4th grade. Back home in Brazil on the mid 80s poverty was really high, and to someone like my mom, multiple jobs was the only way to not let your family starve. Our extended family always try to help, but they were on the same situation. My mom worked 3 jobs as long as I can remember. She used to work on the fields picking up vegetables from several hours before the sun was up, then from late morning to the afternoon she would clean a tire shop, and finally during the evenings, she would clean houses. As children, we really only saw mom on her only day offs on Sunday. As a result of this situation, birthday parties and Christmas celebrations as well as gifts were a luxury we could not afford. For many years, I did not understand the meaning of Christmas, as to us, it was a normal day, with the bare necessities being all we could afford. Luckily for us, our school started doing a giving tree on the early 90s, where people would "adopt" kids for the holidays. I finally started to understand that Christmas was a time to be thankful and enjoy your loved ones. Now I have no regrets about my life and childhood, that is what shaped me to be who I am and enjoy a comfortable lifestyle. However those memories make me want to help others however we can. Being donating food for the school is food drives, clothes and uniforms for the kids in need, and every year our son's school put out their own version of a giving tree. Some years we have sponsored 1 kid, some other years we had as many as 5, but even with covid we still try to help, this year we picked up a a couple of kindergarten, 5 year Olds little girls, for a few weeks our home was a barbie wonderland, as the little girls had on their wishlists, Barbies, frozen dolls, dollies in general and clothes. We bought a lot dolls for them, my wife is very savvy and buys a lot clearance out of season clothes from Carters, be ause we never know when someone will need something. We had winter coats, gloves, hats fluffy sleepers as well as cute dresses and wanm pajamas. After this long story, I would like to ask all of you to think about the kids who might be facing poverty and difficulties during this unprecedented times. If you can, please reach out to schools and shelters around you and see if there is anything you can do to help and brighten a child's Christmas. Thank you all in advance and God bless fellow spies. Thank you for your story. Your mom is a tremendous person, and should be proud of you now. Your life could have gone many different ways, and you chose the correct path. My wife and I have sponsored a single mom with children in need every year. This year is particularly difficult as so many businesses that offer work have been closed most of the year. I hope more people step up in the days ahead of Christmas. 3 Quote “We don’t stop playing the game because we get old; we get old because we stop playing the game.” Link to post Share on other sites
Golfspy_CG2 25,417 Posted December 11, 2020 Share Posted December 11, 2020 13 hours ago, xOldBenKenobiX said: Hello friends, welcome to the happy thread. I 'm here today to tell you a story and ask you for a big favor. As many of you know, I was born and raised in Brazil. What you might not know is that we lost our dad at a very young age, he passed away when I was 4 and my younger brother was 3. Our mom was left as a 22 year old single mother who had barely completed the 4th grade. Back home in Brazil on the mid 80s poverty was really high, and to someone like my mom, multiple jobs was the only way to not let your family starve. Our extended family always try to help, but they were on the same situation. My mom worked 3 jobs as long as I can remember. She used to work on the fields picking up vegetables from several hours before the sun was up, then from late morning to the afternoon she would clean a tire shop, and finally during the evenings, she would clean houses. As children, we really only saw mom on her only day offs on Sunday. As a result of this situation, birthday parties and Christmas celebrations as well as gifts were a luxury we could not afford. For many years, I did not understand the meaning of Christmas, as to us, it was a normal day, with the bare necessities being all we could afford. Luckily for us, our school started doing a giving tree on the early 90s, where people would "adopt" kids for the holidays. I finally started to understand that Christmas was a time to be thankful and enjoy your loved ones. Now I have no regrets about my life and childhood, that is what shaped me to be who I am and enjoy a comfortable lifestyle. However those memories make me want to help others however we can. Being donating food for the school is food drives, clothes and uniforms for the kids in need, and every year our son's school put out their own version of a giving tree. Some years we have sponsored 1 kid, some other years we had as many as 5, but even with covid we still try to help, this year we picked up a a couple of kindergarten, 5 year Olds little girls, for a few weeks our home was a barbie wonderland, as the little girls had on their wishlists, Barbies, frozen dolls, dollies in general and clothes. We bought a lot dolls for them, my wife is very savvy and buys a lot clearance out of season clothes from Carters, be ause we never know when someone will need something. We had winter coats, gloves, hats fluffy sleepers as well as cute dresses and wanm pajamas. After this long story, I would like to ask all of you to think about the kids who might be facing poverty and difficulties during this unprecedented times. If you can, please reach out to schools and shelters around you and see if there is anything you can do to help and brighten a child's Christmas. Thank you all in advance and God bless fellow spies. Great Story E, and thanks for sharing it with us. Your mother is an incredible woman, you are blessed. This is the time of year I think we all try to think what we can do to help those that need it. So it's a great reminder to all of us to do what we can. 5 Quote TSi2 Kuro Kage 50g R Flex TSi2 16.5 FW with GD AD IZ 6 Shaft G410 FW 7 Alta CB R flex G410 Hybrid 26 degree Alta CB R Flex T100S/T200 Combo 5-7 T100S 8-P T200 TT Black Oynx R Flex SM7 54.08 F 58.12 K Heppler Tomcast ProV1X Play number 12 Link to post Share on other sites
xOldBenKenobiX 3,832 Posted December 11, 2020 Share Posted December 11, 2020 1 hour ago, Kenny B said: Thank you for your story. Your mom is a tremendous person, and should be proud of you now. Your life could have gone many different ways, and you chose the correct path. My wife and I have sponsored a single mom with children in need every year. This year is particularly difficult as so many businesses that offer work have been closed most of the year. I hope more people step up in the days ahead of Christmas. 1 hour ago, Golfspy_CG2 said: Great Story E, and thanks for sharing it with us. Your mother is an incredible woman, you are blessed. This is the time of year I think we all try to think what we can do to help those that need it. So it's a great reminder to all of us to do what we can. My Mom is a great woman, I honestly did not see all of the sacrifices she made as we were being raised, not until an adult my self that I was able to understand all that it took to raise us. We are super proud of her. As a family history, we are decedents of slaves take from Africa to Brazil by the Portuguese and our last name was in fact given to our accosters by the land owners. Our Great granddad was the first one to be born out of slavery, Brazil did not abolish slavery until 1888, and even with that him and my great great grandparents, still worked as sharecroppers, which in its own merit, in Brazil was slavery without daily beatings. After the next couple of generations without much education, most of my elders had gone without school. My brother and I although not the oldest of the cousin tree of our generation graduate high school and college, which led me to come to the US for further education and to actually end up moving here for good. My bother is a police sergeant back home, out sister is a lawyer, all due to the sacrifices our mom made when we were kids. My niece is a very bright kid and working hard to become the first MD of our family, she is 14 and adores her grandma. Not to dismiss the rest of the family we have a cousin who is also a lawyer and her sisters are teachers. All and all my uncles and aunts were as dedicated to a better future of our family as our mom was. As a child I never used to think about all of those facts of our family history, but as an adult I am proud that in roughly 120 years our family went from slaves and field laborers to educators, protectors of the peace and representatives to those who might not have a voice. I know it is a long ways to go, but I cannot wait to see what our children, my nephews and nieces as well as the ones of my cousins will become and see what difference they can make to the future. 6 Quote 2020 Bag Boy Chiller Cart Bag Official tester MGS Hard Rock Challenge 100 swings challenge MGS Fantasy football league Unofficial - Cobra SpeedZone Xtreme Unofficial Review - Honma TR21 4 Wood by xOldBenKenobiX Work in Progress... Stix Golf - Woods and Putter set unofficial review. Instagram tagging contest Crew Drivers - TS2 10.5*, Cobra SpeedZone Xtreme 10.5, UST helium 5 Woods TS2 3HL. TR21 4 Wood, Vizard 20-60 shaft. Hybrid - T-MB 716 3 Iron, Hybrid - T-MB 718 4 Iron, Irons: - AP1 714 5 to PW, Wedges: SM4 48*, Oil Can 52*, SM5 56* and SM6 58*, Putter: Deadcenter SP-209, Ball: ProV1, Smart Sensors Shoes: a couple A couple of A couple of Adidas , Yeah I have a shoe addiction. Right Handed, Southeast Michigan Honk If you see these plates around. I'm always driving around Michigan. The Ohio and Pennsylvania's turnpike as well as around Baltimore, Maryland. Grip it and rip it my friends. Link to post Share on other sites
JohnSmalls 6,088 Posted December 11, 2020 Share Posted December 11, 2020 14 hours ago, Jmikecpa said: After a lot of work around the house today my family drug me to trivia night at a local restaurant. We did well for four rounds and the deciding question came down to country trivia. Not only did I know the answer I had to line dance to Billy Ray Cyrus for the win. As the only dude in snakeskin boots that knew the answer I was proud to do it for the kids...and well as a plus embarrass them to no end. I am proud that I still know the Achy Braky line dance 20+ years later. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk You had me at snakeskin boots. Your entry to the Carolinas is approved. 2 4 Quote 2020 MGS Hard Rock Challenge SkyCaddie SX400 OGIO Silencer: Followed by Arccos G410+, Tensei Orange Vapor Fly 3, Diamana Blue, Covert 2.0 3H, Kuro Kage Black Wilson D7 Irons 4-GW, Dynamic Gold AMT Glide 52, 56 ES ER2 -ProV1x (left dash) Romans 10:9 Link to post Share on other sites
JohnSmalls 6,088 Posted December 11, 2020 Share Posted December 11, 2020 29 minutes ago, xOldBenKenobiX said: My Mom is a great woman, I honestly did not see all of the sacrifices she made as we were being raised, not until an adult my self that I was able to understand all that it took to raise us. We are super proud of her. As a family history, we are decedents of slaves take from Africa to Brazil by the Portuguese and our last name was in fact given to our accosters by the land owners. Our Great granddad was the first one to be born out of slavery, Brazil did not abolish slavery until 1888, and even with that him and my great great grandparents, still worked as sharecroppers, which in its own merit, in Brazil was slavery without daily beatings. After the next couple of generations without much education, most of my elders had gone without school. My brother and I although not the oldest of the cousin tree of our generation graduate high school and college, which led me to come to the US for further education and to actually end up moving here for good. My bother is a police sergeant back home, out sister is a lawyer, all due to the sacrifices our mom made when we were kids. My niece is a very bright kid and working hard to become the first MD of our family, she is 14 and adores her grandma. Not to dismiss the rest of the family we have a cousin who is also a lawyer and her sisters are teachers. All and all my uncles and aunts were as dedicated to a better future of our family as our mom was. As a child I never used to think about all of those facts of our family history, but as an adult I am proud that in roughly 120 years our family went from slaves and field laborers to educators, protectors of the peace and representatives to those who might not have a voice. I know it is a long ways to go, but I cannot wait to see what our children, my nephews and nieces as well as the ones of my cousins will become and see what difference they can make to the future. Thanks for sharing your incredible history. It goes to show how much love, sacrifice, and hard work can mean to a family. And from earlier; how much a little effort and caring for others can truly benefit those in our communities. 3 Quote 2020 MGS Hard Rock Challenge SkyCaddie SX400 OGIO Silencer: Followed by Arccos G410+, Tensei Orange Vapor Fly 3, Diamana Blue, Covert 2.0 3H, Kuro Kage Black Wilson D7 Irons 4-GW, Dynamic Gold AMT Glide 52, 56 ES ER2 -ProV1x (left dash) Romans 10:9 Link to post Share on other sites
Rickp 21,384 Posted December 11, 2020 Share Posted December 11, 2020 Hello friends, welcome to the happy thread. I 'm here today to tell you a story and ask you for a big favor. As many of you know, I was born and raised in Brazil. What you might not know is that we lost our dad at a very young age, he passed away when I was 4 and my younger brother was 3. Our mom was left as a 22 year old single mother who had barely completed the 4th grade. Back home in Brazil on the mid 80s poverty was really high, and to someone like my mom, multiple jobs was the only way to not let your family starve. Our extended family always try to help, but they were on the same situation. My mom worked 3 jobs as long as I can remember. She used to work on the fields picking up vegetables from several hours before the sun was up, then from late morning to the afternoon she would clean a tire shop, and finally during the evenings, she would clean houses. As children, we really only saw mom on her only day offs on Sunday. As a result of this situation, birthday parties and Christmas celebrations as well as gifts were a luxury we could not afford. For many years, I did not understand the meaning of Christmas, as to us, it was a normal day, with the bare necessities being all we could afford. Luckily for us, our school started doing a giving tree on the early 90s, where people would "adopt" kids for the holidays. I finally started to understand that Christmas was a time to be thankful and enjoy your loved ones. Now I have no regrets about my life and childhood, that is what shaped me to be who I am and enjoy a comfortable lifestyle. However those memories make me want to help others however we can. Being donating food for the school is food drives, clothes and uniforms for the kids in need, and every year our son's school put out their own version of a giving tree. Some years we have sponsored 1 kid, some other years we had as many as 5, but even with covid we still try to help, this year we picked up a a couple of kindergarten, 5 year Olds little girls, for a few weeks our home was a barbie wonderland, as the little girls had on their wishlists, Barbies, frozen dolls, dollies in general and clothes. We bought a lot dolls for them, my wife is very savvy and buys a lot clearance out of season clothes from Carters, be ause we never know when someone will need something. We had winter coats, gloves, hats fluffy sleepers as well as cute dresses and wanm pajamas. After this long story, I would like to ask all of you to think about the kids who might be facing poverty and difficulties during this unprecedented times. If you can, please reach out to schools and shelters around you and see if there is anything you can do to help and brighten a child's Christmas. Thank you all in advance and God bless fellow spies. We live in The Villages which is enormously generous to the area. Most of the clubs have special areas or schools to donate to. Keep up the good work Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy 3 Quote Rick Left Hand, Driver; Titleist TSi2, Kuro Kage 50 gr R2 5 Wood; Cally Steelhead 5 Hybrid; Cally Steelhead, Hazardous Vista Pro R2 Irons; Ping G710 6-GW, Recoil 460 R2 Putter; Waaay too many to list Link to post Share on other sites
russtopherb 6,065 Posted December 11, 2020 Share Posted December 11, 2020 Just saw that the indoor sim about 20 mins away will be open this winter with limited bookings to help maintain spacing. My son's already asking if we can book a time I'll get him out there a few times over the coming months so we can laugh at how rusty we've gotten. 4 Quote In my carry bag: Big Bertha Mini (the D7 is in time out) GBB 3W (lofted to 4W) V-Series Heavenwood Baffler XL 5i-PW CBX 54* iWedge 58* #10 Twitter: @russtopherb Link to post Share on other sites
tony@CIC 17,436 Posted December 11, 2020 Share Posted December 11, 2020 Hello friends, welcome to the happy thread. I 'm here today to tell you a story and ask you for a big favor. As many of you know, I was born and raised in Brazil. What you might not know is that we lost our dad at a very young age, he passed away when I was 4 and my younger brother was 3. Our mom was left as a 22 year old single mother who had barely completed the 4th grade. Back home in Brazil on the mid 80s poverty was really high, and to someone like my mom, multiple jobs was the only way to not let your family starve. Our extended family always try to help, but they were on the same situation. My mom worked 3 jobs as long as I can remember. She used to work on the fields picking up vegetables from several hours before the sun was up, then from late morning to the afternoon she would clean a tire shop, and finally during the evenings, she would clean houses. As children, we really only saw mom on her only day offs on Sunday. As a result of this situation, birthday parties and Christmas celebrations as well as gifts were a luxury we could not afford. For many years, I did not understand the meaning of Christmas, as to us, it was a normal day, with the bare necessities being all we could afford. Luckily for us, our school started doing a giving tree on the early 90s, where people would "adopt" kids for the holidays. I finally started to understand that Christmas was a time to be thankful and enjoy your loved ones. Now I have no regrets about my life and childhood, that is what shaped me to be who I am and enjoy a comfortable lifestyle. However those memories make me want to help others however we can. Being donating food for the school is food drives, clothes and uniforms for the kids in need, and every year our son's school put out their own version of a giving tree. Some years we have sponsored 1 kid, some other years we had as many as 5, but even with covid we still try to help, this year we picked up a a couple of kindergarten, 5 year Olds little girls, for a few weeks our home was a barbie wonderland, as the little girls had on their wishlists, Barbies, frozen dolls, dollies in general and clothes. We bought a lot dolls for them, my wife is very savvy and buys a lot clearance out of season clothes from Carters, be ause we never know when someone will need something. We had winter coats, gloves, hats fluffy sleepers as well as cute dresses and wanm pajamas. After this long story, I would like to ask all of you to think about the kids who might be facing poverty and difficulties during this unprecedented times. If you can, please reach out to schools and shelters around you and see if there is anything you can do to help and brighten a child's Christmas. Thank you all in advance and God bless fellow spies. What a story and nice to know you're paying it forward. Every year for the past 12-15 years our employees as a group would adopt kids for Christmas. Most times they had single parents - mostly working mothers which we would include in the gift giving. We knew ahead of time who the families were and their needs. What a heart warming thing to do. Sent from my iPad using MyGolfSpy 2 Quote Left Hand orientation G410 SFT driver Cobra King F-9 5 wood 410 Hybrids 22*, 26* Cobra Speed Zone 6-GP/Recoil ESX 460 F3 Shafts SM7 54* Wedge Glide 3.0 60* Wedge O Works putter NX9-HD - 4 Wheel - too many shoes to list and so many to buy And BAG Boy Golf Balls: Snell MTB-X 2020 Official Tester Beginning Driver Speed - 78 2019 Official Tester 410 Driver 2018 Official Tester C300 Link to post Share on other sites
Popular Post silver & black 5,634 Posted December 12, 2020 Popular Post Share Posted December 12, 2020 (edited) As some of you know, I had to put my buddy of 12 years down a few weeks ago. The evening that I put him down, my vet asked if I knew anyone that could handle a large dog and give him a good home. I thought he was being kind of insensitive, being as I was in tears. Turns out he knew exactly what he was doing. He had one of the girls bring the dog in for me to see. He was/is a beautiful American Bulldog... 18 months old. We took to each other immediately. I asked what his name was... Moose...lol. Well, 3 days later I picked Moose up from the vet. We've been best buds since that day. He's a handful at 110 lbs... and growing. I'm looking forward to giving him a good home and a happy life. Edited December 12, 2020 by silver & black add more 10 6 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lacassem 9,192 Posted December 12, 2020 Share Posted December 12, 2020 17 minutes ago, silver & black said: As some of you know, I had to put my buddy of 12 years down a few weeks ago. The evening that I put him down, my vet asked if I knew anyone that could handle a large dog and give him a good home. I thought he was being kind of insensitive, being as I was in tears. Turns out he knew exactly what he was doing. He had one of the girls bring the dog in for me to see. He was/is a beautiful American Bulldog... 18 months old. We took to each other immediately. I asked what his name was... Moose...lol. Well, 3 days later I picked Moose up from the vet. We've been best buds since that day. He's a handful at 110 lbs... and growing. I'm looking forward to giving him a good home and a happy life. Now that’s a dog! Awsome man glad the vet could read you and obviously get a good pairing. He’s a moose that’s no doubt! 6 Quote Follow my overall Vegan transition here Check out my reviews G710 Irons Lacassem official review FlexTech is filled with all this shiny metal and tracked by : TS2 9.5 - Project X HZRDUS RDX Blue 6.5 SIM 3W - Project X HZRDUS Green 2H VST - Super Idea S Matrix Kujoh S-Flex 2019 P790 4-PW - Project X 6.5 LZ 52, 56, 60 SM7 - Nippon Modus 125 O-Works 1W PROV1X #19 Bushnell Tour V3 Jolt Thank you to all those that have served/are serving and God Bless America Link to post Share on other sites
B.Boston 9,388 Posted December 12, 2020 Share Posted December 12, 2020 As some of you know, I had to put my buddy of 12 years down a few weeks ago. The evening that I put him down, my vet asked if I knew anyone that could handle a large dog and give him a good home. I thought he was being kind of insensitive, being as I was in tears. Turns out he knew exactly what he was doing. He had one of the girls bring the dog in for me to see. He was/is a beautiful American Bulldog... 18 months old. We took to each other immediately. I asked what his name was... Moose...lol. Well, 3 days later I picked Moose up from the vet. We've been best buds since that day. He's a handful at 110 lbs... and growing. I'm looking forward to giving him a good home and a happy life. Moose! What a handsome pup! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 7 Quote #COBRACONNECT CHALLENGE 4 ALUMNUS Speedzone Driver 10.5 - Ventus Blue 6X Speedzone 5-wood - Ventus Blue 8S Speedzone 4-Hybrid - KBS Proto 85S KING Forged Tec 5-GW - PX LZ 6.5 KING MIM Black 52.12 Classic, 56.10 Versatile, 60.04 Widelow - Nippon Modus 125 Wedge ER2B Pro V1x vs MTB-X vs Tour B X NX9 HD Slope #cuetheduckboats Link to post Share on other sites
tommc23 9,700 Posted December 12, 2020 Share Posted December 12, 2020 22 minutes ago, silver & black said: As some of you know, I had to put my buddy of 12 years down a few weeks ago. The evening that I put him down, my vet asked if I knew anyone that could handle a large dog and give him a good home. I thought he was being kind of insensitive, being as I was in tears. Turns out he knew exactly what he was doing. He had one of the girls bring the dog in for me to see. He was/is a beautiful American Bulldog... 18 months old. We took to each other immediately. I asked what his name was... Moose...lol. Well, 3 days later I picked Moose up from the vet. We've been best buds since that day. He's a handful at 110 lbs... and growing. I'm looking forward to giving him a good home and a happy life. I'm glad that you jumped on it and that you two have bonded he is a handsome boy 7 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
sirchunksalot 9,497 Posted December 12, 2020 Share Posted December 12, 2020 1 hour ago, silver & black said: As some of you know, I had to put my buddy of 12 years down a few weeks ago. The evening that I put him down, my vet asked if I knew anyone that could handle a large dog and give him a good home. I thought he was being kind of insensitive, being as I was in tears. Turns out he knew exactly what he was doing. He had one of the girls bring the dog in for me to see. He was/is a beautiful American Bulldog... 18 months old. We took to each other immediately. I asked what his name was... Moose...lol. Well, 3 days later I picked Moose up from the vet. We've been best buds since that day. He's a handful at 110 lbs... and growing. I'm looking forward to giving him a good home and a happy life. He's beautiful and the American Bulldog is a wonderful breed. My cousin had one for a long time until he lost him a couple of years ago after a companionship of 12+ years. Muggsy was a gentle soul and I always enjoyed being around him. I'm happy your vet knew what he was doing in pairing the two of you up. 7 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Rickp 21,384 Posted December 12, 2020 Share Posted December 12, 2020 As some of you know, I had to put my buddy of 12 years down a few weeks ago. The evening that I put him down, my vet asked if I knew anyone that could handle a large dog and give him a good home. I thought he was being kind of insensitive, being as I was in tears. Turns out he knew exactly what he was doing. He had one of the girls bring the dog in for me to see. He was/is a beautiful American Bulldog... 18 months old. We took to each other immediately. I asked what his name was... Moose...lol. Well, 3 days later I picked Moose up from the vet. We've been best buds since that day. He's a handful at 110 lbs... and growing. I'm looking forward to giving him a good home and a happy life. Beautiful pup!! Looks like the Vet knew a great match when he saw you 2!!Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy 4 Quote Rick Left Hand, Driver; Titleist TSi2, Kuro Kage 50 gr R2 5 Wood; Cally Steelhead 5 Hybrid; Cally Steelhead, Hazardous Vista Pro R2 Irons; Ping G710 6-GW, Recoil 460 R2 Putter; Waaay too many to list Link to post Share on other sites
bens197 6,194 Posted December 12, 2020 Share Posted December 12, 2020 1 hour ago, silver & black said: As some of you know, I had to put my buddy of 12 years down a few weeks ago. The evening that I put him down, my vet asked if I knew anyone that could handle a large dog and give him a good home. I thought he was being kind of insensitive, being as I was in tears. Turns out he knew exactly what he was doing. He had one of the girls bring the dog in for me to see. He was/is a beautiful American Bulldog... 18 months old. We took to each other immediately. I asked what his name was... Moose...lol. Well, 3 days later I picked Moose up from the vet. We've been best buds since that day. He's a handful at 110 lbs... and growing. I'm looking forward to giving him a good home and a happy life. He's perfect. It's been a difficult year for you so I am glad to see a good outcome here. BTW, Love the name Moose. 6 Quote PING G400 LST 8.5 Evenflow Black 65g 6.5 Mizuno HMB MP20 3i Nippon Modus 3 120S Ben Hogan PTx Combo Nippon Modus 3 120S Maltby TSW 52, 58 Nippon Modus Wedge Bettinardi BB8 Wide Oncore Elixr Western, NY 5.7 Index Link to post Share on other sites
rkj427 253 Posted December 12, 2020 Share Posted December 12, 2020 Great looking pup, and the perfect Christmas gift for both him and you! 5 Quote Driver & Fairway: Titleist TS3 9.5 & 15 - Project X Hzrdus Smoke Black 6.0 Hybrid: Titleist 818H2 - Tensei Blue 70S Irons: Titleist T100 4 - P Project X 5.0 Wedges: Vokey SM7 50, 54, and 60 Putter: Cameron 2012 Select Newport Notchback Ball: 2013 Model Pro V1X Link to post Share on other sites
fixyurdivot 9,573 Posted December 12, 2020 Share Posted December 12, 2020 Fantastic! So happy for you @silver & black. P.S. just showed my wife (who I also shared your loss with) she said he's cool looking and that she's happy for you too . 4 Quote G410 Plus, 9 Degree Driver | Official 2019 MGS Tester G400 SFT, 16 Degree 3w G400 SFT, 19 Degree 5w G410 Irons 4-UW Glide 2.0 56 Degree SW (removed from double secret probation ) B61 Putter Link to post Share on other sites
silver & black 5,634 Posted December 12, 2020 Share Posted December 12, 2020 1 hour ago, sirchunksalot said: He's beautiful and the American Bulldog is a wonderful breed. My cousin had one for a long time until he lost him a couple of years ago after a companionship of 12+ years. Muggsy was a gentle soul and I always enjoyed being around him. I'm happy your vet knew what he was doing in pairing the two of you up. Wow! When I was a very small child, we had an English Bulldog. His name was Muggsy! 5 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
silver & black 5,634 Posted December 12, 2020 Share Posted December 12, 2020 57 minutes ago, bens197 said: He's perfect. It's been a difficult year for you so I am glad to see a good outcome here. BTW, Love the name Moose. Yea, the name definitely fits! 6 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
xOldBenKenobiX 3,832 Posted December 12, 2020 Share Posted December 12, 2020 23 hours ago, JohnSmalls said: You had me at snakeskin boots. Your entry to the Carolinas is approved. I need me some size 13 wide snakeskin boots myself 4 Quote 2020 Bag Boy Chiller Cart Bag Official tester MGS Hard Rock Challenge 100 swings challenge MGS Fantasy football league Unofficial - Cobra SpeedZone Xtreme Unofficial Review - Honma TR21 4 Wood by xOldBenKenobiX Work in Progress... Stix Golf - Woods and Putter set unofficial review. Instagram tagging contest Crew Drivers - TS2 10.5*, Cobra SpeedZone Xtreme 10.5, UST helium 5 Woods TS2 3HL. TR21 4 Wood, Vizard 20-60 shaft. Hybrid - T-MB 716 3 Iron, Hybrid - T-MB 718 4 Iron, Irons: - AP1 714 5 to PW, Wedges: SM4 48*, Oil Can 52*, SM5 56* and SM6 58*, Putter: Deadcenter SP-209, Ball: ProV1, Smart Sensors Shoes: a couple A couple of A couple of Adidas , Yeah I have a shoe addiction. Right Handed, Southeast Michigan Honk If you see these plates around. I'm always driving around Michigan. The Ohio and Pennsylvania's turnpike as well as around Baltimore, Maryland. Grip it and rip it my friends. Link to post Share on other sites
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