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what about now?
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I wonder if the erudite mad rooter is immune to Covid-19 from his ingrown toenail?
Or was that just to the Flu?Eggplant emoji
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How Long are you closed?
Yes, yes they are.I got my email from Howlong saying they’ve closed everything. So it looks like another year will go by without me seeing my home course that’s going to be a really long time now.
And it’s been about 7 weeks since my last hit, that too is a long time
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Yeet.
FTFY
I’m starting to get concerned I won’t reach my goals to June, the upside of that would call for a massive second half of the year.
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Yeeting a YeetBeet is yeety yeetsome
I couldn’t agree with me more on that one
Not much for a launch monitor?
There is a yeet load of use if there is no golf, but I think you knew that
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I think even if it’s too hard too early, there is some very significant financial packages targeted at a huge percentage of businesses that may well put some into good positions to continue for a long time yet.
That in itself should be a good thing for a kick along that will help everyoneI had started using the word yeet more in conversation.
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As long as you put your best foot forward and tried to get it done for the boys.
Just remember that you don’t win flags in March.
“Yeet” first appeared in 2014. Back then, it was used as a noun to describe a dance move that went viral that year. According to Urban Dictionary, “yeet” as a verb means: “To make a violent motion of any variety, such as a ‘whip,’ or any motion that may be associated with violent camera shake or photo blur
Therefore clearly a perfectly applicable use of this “word”
Good luck Hack. Hope you’re all feeling better soon
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