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@taStabss Weed whacking with shorts flip flops no shirt no sunglasses is crazy right?

Old bag caught me weed whacking this morning

@206Hoops The homeless issue is not a reason not to travel to Seattle and anyone saying otherwise is an idiot. But it’s also a very real issue and if you’re pretending it doesn’t exist you’re part of the problem

Seattle named a top destination for Memorial Day travelers by AAA based on their travel booking data. (Another L for our local moronfluencers)

@GSEncounters Hard to be that fat and not steal food

Pay for a pack of crackers or look for a new job? Tough decision.

@divot332 @NUCLRGOLF @golfnjokes 5 at your second spot? Amateur hour.

@NUCLRGOLF @golfnjokes The only answer is in this order 4,5,6,1,3 and never fucking 2

Your answer to this question says a lot about you as a golfer… 🤔 (Via: @golfnjokes)

@JamesHarri53952 This is how a chrome soft looks every round. Still the best ball so not complaining

I’ve played the same ball for 5 straight rounds. Do I keep using it, or get a freshie?

Let's give this putter away. Here's how to win. • Retweet this tweet • Fill out the form in the next tweet Winner can choose the below. • 3 lie angles (69,70,71) • 5 sight line options • RH or LH • Length • Chrome or Black shaft Runs through 5/25 at 5:00 Central. Winner will be selected on 5/25 by 10:00 Central.

@jmcgrathgolf @BeatinTheBookie Are you sure ? That doesn’t sound right

@BeatinTheBookie Tiger was once -110 to win the US Open. I think he won by 8. 😬

Scottie Scheffler is +160 to win the Byron Nelson LOL. Who on earth is betting that garbage number?

@MrTuffskull @marcel_aromeh My guess is the cop pulled over behind the car to run the plates. A woman got out started berating cop for harassing them and he found whatever bs ticket he could. Sb thrown out in that scenario but don’t like judge immediately assuming that and filming himself like he’s a hero

@marcel_aromeh Good job Judge Fleischer. So at 4 am from their patrol vehicle the cop notices a car is parked further then 18" away from the curb 'pulls the car over' then proceed to arrest the suspects for possession of the lords lettuce after the female suspect went to the patrol car. 🤔

This is a Judge that honors his position while respecting his constituents. We need more Judges like this.

@BilliamJohnston @nytimes @TheAthletic You obviously have never seen pga cribs or paid any attention to any comparable pga players lifestyles off the course

@nytimes @TheAthletic He is 31. He has spent the last 15 years (successfully) becoming a world class athlete. He doesn't have time to shop for cars and houses. He is busy. Once he has time, he'll probably buy a nicer car and house. The car he drives now isn't newsworthy. He is not Warren Buffett.

From @TheAthletic: Aaron Rai doesn’t have a social media presence. He's content with his Honda Integra. He has a house in Florida that’s spacious without being ostentatious. Existing within golf, a game often tied to status symbols, Aaron remains Aaron. nyti.ms/4wzOXkN

@pablofindsout @PabloTorre So basically Will Compton being very dumb exposed Oz the Mentalist lol

Oz the Mentalist, exposed: @PabloTorre and Stevie Baskin break down how viral tricks get engineered with pre-show "meta-deception" and "a fake Google page" in disguise.

@anti_gyro_ @DivestSPD All do respect you sound like you have severe brain damage was psychedelic drug use

@DivestSPD Gen Alpha has significant covid brain damage. Kids who reached maturity during Spanish Flu were considered unstable problematic youth. The lack of a strong left in this country allows them to entertain fascism 🥲

What happened to Bothell students to make them this lame?

@ZOGRejector1488 @Luxxera33 @Rainmaker1973 You wouldn’t last an hour on that rudder pussy

@Luxxera33 @Rainmaker1973 No the fuck they don't you stupid niggerlover.

Four Nigerians survived 14 days on a ship’s rudder to Europe only to find themselves in Brazil. They had no idea they were bound for Brazil, and a two-week ocean voyage that would nearly kill them.

@by_aristeele @marcorandazza Epic response. Thank you. Do you have any so of idea of how much time of oxygen they would’ve had once they got in the cave - with or without panicking? No idea if it’s a few minutes or a half hour

Orientation and visibility. At 50m ~150+ft if you looked directly up at the midday sun you couldn’t even see it, it would just be lighter up than it is down and general light conditions are low. So even once you’re in the cave the entrance isn’t very well lit which makes it harder to find than a cave closer to the surface. Secondly with visibility, is that deeper caves have lower water turbulence. Things are very still down there. Silt tends to settle on everything, which at the beginning gives you crystal clear conditions, which is deceptive. A cave nearer the surface generally deals with surges and upwelling’s keeping visibility poorer but more consistent. There is less settle particulate on all the surfaces. What even an experienced diver will inevitably do is fin settled silt into the surrounding water, and as the water doesn’t move much, that silt now has to settle, which, without exaggeration, takes sometimes *weeks*. So for all intents and purposes once you’ve put the silt into the surrounding water, you have to deal with it. The key when that happens, is to not do it more, however what probably happened here is that once the silt comes in, your torch, which is your only light source, now is worse than useless as you can’t even see its beam and holding it close to your mask just blinds you. Now you start bumping into things, making a bad problem worse. Then comes the disorientation. Unbeknownst to many, when you’re under water it actually is almost impossible to figure up from down without visual reference. Because you’re almost neutrally buoyant you can’t detect gravity like you can on the surface, which is already actually already a weaker reference than you think. When you can’t see, due to no sun, and the silt knocking out your only light source, you find it far harder to orientate yourself with the constant stream of bubbling air from your exhale, which is how almost anyone instinctually does it. Once that’s gone, you lose the best point of reference you had. Now you’re in trouble. The air in your cylinder, due to the pressure, is used 6 x faster than it would be at the surface. 3x faster than you would use it at 10m. Double what you would use even at 20m. Add in the disorientation, and inevitable panic, this will go much faster. This means 1. You can’t see 2. You can’t orientate 3. You begin to panic 4. You have far less time to figure it out than you potentially planned for And all of this is exacerbated by the overwhelming inability of a panicked diver to ever go down to go up, meaning if they are in a cave that goes shallower to go deeper, that simple obstacle can be too much to overcome and the diver will drown, just being unable to reconcile they need to descend first to ascend. Devastatingly, pockets of air start to collect in caves at the top from the scuba divers waste air. In the poor lighting conditions, this looks like some kind of surface, and the divers will flock to it like moths to a flame. Unable to figure out that this isn’t what they thought it was. It’s just all around rife with danger and people should really really plan it out to the endth degree. Small teams. Extra air. Extra light. Guide lines. Dive plan. Rescue plan. Always.

This was either group suicide or murder. I've been diving for 30 years. Rescue and deep dive certified. These divers were effectively dead the moment they went in the water. At 150 feet, with recreational gear and without special gas mix, you're already dead. I'm an absolute madman adrenaline junkie. My hard floor is 120 feet. There was no possible way they were coming back, whether they panicked or not. That dive plan was never going to end with any of them alive.

@by_aristeele @marcorandazza What about the cave makes it a mistake? They get disoriented and stuck? Ive never scuba’d

You are not dead at 150 feet on normal air. With a bit of training you would be absolutely fine, in clear open water, with a discernible floor in view, with a clear plan for the dive, and good strong daylight. Nitrogen narcosis can be an issue, however oxygen toxicity only becomes a risk at 200ft. The issue here is that they entered a fucking cave with no guidelines, on normal air, with too many of them. Cave dives are a different beast, and should only be attempted with *extensive* training, with similarly trained partners in restrictive small groups. I myself have nearly a thousand dives and would never attempt the dive they did.

@MarkGodich @acaseofthegolf1 9 spots given. He didn’t name 6 in playoff but I believe surratt got it

@acaseofthegolf1 I count 8, but maybe that’s just me (unless Kim is a duplicate). Play an eightsome, you cowards! Or a sevensome!

In Dallas the following players are in the US Open Peter Uihlein Cooper Dossey Tom Kim Manav Shah Jimmy Stanger Graeme McDowell Adriene Dumont de Chassart TK Kim There is a 6 for 1 for the final spot. (play a sixsome you cowards)

@RickSabanRTR @lahey_jim69950 @AcademyOzuna I like Michael Kim but I like golf debate so I’ll bite. Niemann, Cam Smith, Puig, Detry, Lucas Herbert, McKibbin, Burmester, Ortiz, Sergio, Grace, Leishman, Pieters, Ancer, Gooch. That’s 14 id say are on par or “better” Then you got young guys Smylie, Ballester, AK, Surratt

@lahey_jim69950 @AcademyOzuna Then provide the list

@MDeanCase @deuceohsixx I haven’t noticed but I also avoid the homeless areas. Will keep this in mind

@forgottenclips @deuceohsixx They might be getting bused over here as well. What pisses me off as someone that lives here is that the mayor isn't openly doing anything to address this. It's like Wheeler is just going along with whatever Seattle wants once again.

How do you know the homeless from Seattle are being shipped to Bremerton?

@BobbyFi I was feeling sick cause in my game, the Smalley birdie dropped my payout from 8k to 3k. This makes me feel better thanks 😂. Enjoy the 100k as I’ll enjoy my 3

I feel sick

@MDeanCase @deuceohsixx I hate the homeless situation here and I believe you. I’m just pointing out that telling the homeless to leave Seattle is a lot different than a coordinated effort to put them on a ferry to Bremerton. As a resident, the latter is a lot more concerning to me

I live here to, and I've seen an uptick of homeless/homefree people in the area. I haven't seen this many people out and about since the health care building opened up by the cemetery up on Kitsap way. Now the numbers walking around seem to have gone up in the last couple of weeks. Outside I asked a person by WinCo where they came from, they flat out told me that they were told to leave Seattle till after the games were over with. I also encountered a similar answer from a guy over by the SR-3 off ramp, and over camping out in the park by Austin Drive. Go ask people yourself, then ask why there more people are here now. It's not like Bremerton has extra resources to help them nor does the city have the infrastructure to deal with this influx.

@MDeanCase @deuceohsixx I live here. Same homeless issue as always. Bremerton is a Fan Zone where they are encouraging fans to stay and watch games when their team isn’t playing. It’s possible they are moving homeless out of Seattle but to think Bremerton is where they’d send them is retarded

@forgottenclips @deuceohsixx Come to Bremerton and talk to the people yourself.