"He's common folk just like we are"
PGA.com's Kathy Orton talks to the Ryder Cup players who visited the White House Monday.
Boo, on the outgoing President who attended Yale and Harvard Business School.
"He's common folk just like we are," added Boo Weekley. "He's just like his daddy, I think. I met his daddy before, a couple times. Like his daddy told me at the Ryder Cup, he said, 'Son, you act just like my son.' I said, 'Yes, sir, I probably do. I don't know that for a fact, but I probably do.'"
There you go. 41 says 43 acts like Boo Weekley.
This is lovely...
Hunter Mahan was worried that he upset the President because he told him he was from California, even though he now lives in Texas.
"He asked if I was from Texas, and I'm not originally, but I do live there," Mahan said. "I consider myself a Texan more than a Californian, which is where I'm from. I hope I didn't offend him."
I can see where he might be offended. I've never understood why the President should have to deal with a state that does not give him the electoral votes he desires. So offensive.
Maybe Hunter should just not play in California?
Tuesday, November 18, 2008 at 08:42 AM
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Why don't you have the balls to call people names using you're real name and phone number.
610/223-7916
But who will play Dominique Francon? How about Jamie Lee Curtis as a worthy successor to Patricia Neal.
The golf version could also be a remake of "A Fish Called Wanda." Anybody out in Geoff-land a Hollywood Producer? There are at least 32 people who would pay to see that movie.
i think cleese played a struggling architect in the architect sketch:
"did you say knives?"
"rotating knives, yes."
"do i take that you are proposing to slaughter our tenants?"
"does that not fit in with your plans?"