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@wife_geist Teddy Roosevelt was called a dude early in his career

incredibly jarring thing for someone to say to a child in england in 1937

@ryanmouquegolf @SacredLinks Davis Love III hitting persimmon is also a sight

I’m sorry ladies, us men only want one thing & it truely is disgusting… We want to watch Freddie Couples hitting a persimmon driver 10 times 😂😮‍💨 Video Credit: @SacredLinks on IG

@hamen Can’t believe John Carmack is still only 54.

Imagine you're John Carmack you're 22 years old and you just wrote a 3D engine in assembly that runs at 35fps on a 486 Doom drops. Quake drops. Half the planet is playing your code. you're the reason GPUs exist. you're the reason your friend Jensen has a yacht today. then in 2009, you sell id Software. people call it betrayal. you call it "they made an offer I couldn't refuse." VR obsession. Oculus. Meta buys it for $2B. you're CTO. but Meta thinks you're a liability. your demos are "too intense." your emails are "too long." your focus on frame timing is "slowing us down." 2022. they push you out. not fired officially. just "restructured." the media writes "end of an era." some crypto bro calls you "washed up." silicon valley moves on. but you don't. you don't write a book. you don't start a podcast. you don't collect speaking fees. you go completely quiet. you take the money. you buy a warehouse in Texas. you hire 10 engineers. and you start coding. not games. not VR. AGI. two years. radio silence. no tweets. no conference talks. while everyone's debating ChatGPT, you're debugging CUDA kernels at 3AM, testing world models. then in 2025, Keen Technologies pivots hard. you're not "exploring" anymore. you're building it. here's what people get wrong: everyone calls it a comeback. a redemption arc. "revenge on Meta." it's none of that. you're a 54-year-old engineer who still codes 12 hours a day because you genuinely can't stop. most CTOs would have bought an island. most legends would have written memoirs. you just kept typing. the most dangerous person in any codebase is the one who goes quiet and never stops shipping commits. karma doesn't need to be real. but obsession is. welcome back, Carmack.

@taylorgood @sciencegirl The bones for Fornite

For those who used a computer between 1995 and 2001, what's the computer game from that time that sticks with you the most, and why

@InsideTourGolf Same one for the last 25 years

We’re doing some research…how many putters do you own?

@chadmumm I’d believe it. Influence of impact position is massive at tour speeds.

Heard an awesome story about Bob Mac last week from somehow who has played with him: he shapes all his shots with impact position. Need a cut? Slightly heel it. Draw? Slightly toe it. Does this through the whole bag. Nothing else changes.

@JoyceCarolOates Ceol na mara

Irish sounds like lilting ripple of a mountain stream ~~

@trainlagged @ForzaBombardier 😅

@ForzaBombardier Il suffit de traverser la rue

comme si le sud de la France bossait pas aussi du lundi au vendredi comme tout le monde

@gregallenRTE He made the game look easy.

Eamonn Darcy, Dubai Desert Classic winner, 4 Time Ryder Cup player, runner-up to Arnold Palmer in 1975 PGA Championship, 7 yrs after turning pro as a 12 h’cap. Owns his swing. Final competitive tour round - a 67 at 66 yrs of age. Have been lucky enough to know and play with him.

@Kulambq It’s straightforward except for Joseph

Calling 'Wuthering Heights' boring says far more about the reader than the novel itself. Yes, it's complex, but also a work of consummate skill and beauty. It's definitely not boring. A reader like Katherine Anne Porter is far more reliable on this: 'And of course we read all the eighteenth-century novelists, though Jane Austen, like Turgenev, didn’t really engage me until I was quite mature. I read them both when I was very young, but I was grown up before I really took them in. And I discovered for myself Wuthering Heights; I think I read that book every year of my life for fifteen years. I simply adored it.'

@BellaBaddie__ Hudson

Can you suggest a baby boy name that sounds like he comes from an ultra-wealthy family ??

@CarSighting Not one for book lovers

Oh my friend… I know exactly what kind of person this car was designed for…

@blainesledge Matsuyama’s short game and bunker play are unreal

Filth

@doglegpar3 He h’ola za ball

2× Masters Champ

Gary Player won 9 major championships in his professional career, completing the grand slam by winning the US Open in 1965. He’s fourth all-time in major wins. He’s 5’6” He played persimmons. Definitely not an athlete.

@rocknrollofall Cropper - just perfect man

As contagious as it is to watch Belushi, you just can't take your eyes off of Aykroyd. The sheer amount of talent on that small stage is staggering. The Blues Brothers performing 'Soul Man' live on SNL, in 1978. 47 years apart yet it is still incredibly impressive.

@indianloonie Argos - the dog?

John trying to hide the name of his character

@chrmnbillypayne @DonnyRoss1872 B Langer

@DonnyRoss1872 2 ball gets way too much love in threads like this, was a fad for a couple years but didn’t actually change anything and had very little staying power (find one good tour player who has used one in the last 10 years). LAB deserves a spot over it but no one will say it rn

The best putter designs of all time: - Odyssey 2-ball - Ping Anser - Scotty Cameron Newport 2 - Taylormade Spider - Wilson 8802 (Argue with a wall)

@NUCLRGOLF 63

🚨💣⛳️ BOMB — Sponsors invite Kai Trump unloads her tee ball and her LPGA career is underway. What score will she shoot today?

@MaxJames81396 @ryanmouquegolf This - it’s the dispersion

@ryanmouquegolf Her stock yardage she would hit 90% of the time within 2-3m either way. Most scratch players would be no where near as consistent

Alright fellas… Some of you hit it further than Nelly If you can, go play the most forward tees at your course & see what you shoot Distance is important for sure… but being able to keep the ball in play and use all the other skills that aren’t ball striking to shoot a low number is the challenge