@tody glad you two are having fun! 
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RE: Golfposted in Sport
Agreed especially after the way he and his wife were treated at the open last year.
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RE: Golfposted in Sport
Bryson Dechambeau’s last hole was my typical outing…
Everything fell apart for him. Drive sucked, sand trap sucked, pitching it on the green sucked, putt sucked…went from making it to the next round to being cut.
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RE: Iron Heart Meetupsposted in Iron Heart Meet Ups & Travel
@don_pipone @markus_berlin_ smile for the camera

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RE: What Are You Eating Today - WAYETposted in General Chat
@Giles looks like the one can is extra mushy.
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RE: What Are You Eating Today - WAYETposted in General Chat
Not mushy enough to be considered „real“ English, but that’s just my opinion
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RE: IH-634S-UHR - 21/23oz Raw Selvedge Denim Straight Cut Jeans - Indigoposted in Bottoms
@MrJay If you are looking for a specific length, then I would wait. While it’s easy to say that you will loose 2 inches, it’s not an exact science. If you’re more flexible, then you can hem them upon purchase knowing that they may not end up exactly where you want. For example, most of the inseams are around 37 inches and I know I want 32 inches as my final. I would hem them to 34 inches and hope that they will shrink the 2 inches giving me my 32 desired. I am flexible and know that it may end up being 32.5 or somewhere around there.
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RE: IH-634S-UHR - 21/23oz Raw Selvedge Denim Straight Cut Jeans - Indigoposted in Bottoms
@rasta the waist will feel small when they dry from the wash. It just takes time, persistence, and a lot of stubbornness and they will stretch back out. Once they do, you will have the perfect pair of UHR’s. It’s not as bad as I’m describing, but for the uninitiated a bit unnerving. Stick with it as it may take a day or two for the waist to stretch back out.
Let us know how it works out for you.
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RE: Photograph and Camera talkposted in General Chat
@Marc2706 I’m curious about your technique for picking subjects. Do you pick a spot and wait for the perfect opportunity, or do you take pictures that are spur of the moment (impromptu)? Love your pictures and curious what goes into some of the pictures that you have shared.