Reminds me of a Dave Allen bit once, “The Mad Golfer rings up a friend and say’s ‘How ’bout a round?’ The friend says, ‘I can’t; we’re in mourning. My half-brother died.’ ‘Well, you could play nine holes.’”
I imagine that playing golf in the rain reduces the distance on drives.
I recently drove about 150 miles in heavy rain and my gas mileage was exceptionally poor. It takes more energy to push pieces of water out of the way (and also drive through about a standing inch of it) than it does to push pieces of air out of the way.
A golf ball is more aerodynamic than my car, but a raindrop is much larger relative to a golf ball.
Sigh. I’m just reminded of the interview that Bob Newhart gave about the creation of ‘The Bob Newhart Show’: “I didn’t have a lot of demands. I just didn’t want the show to be where dad’s a dolt that everyone loves, who gets himself into a pickle and then the wife and kids huddle together to get him out of it.” This whole ’Dad is so stupid" theme ranks right up there with the “Mom is a lousy driver” theme from the Sixties.
Reminds me of an incident in California in the 1990s. People were in a park when it started to rain. The park began to be flooded, and they had to get on top of their cars and wait for rescue. It turned out the park was supposed to be used as a park only during droughts. During rainy seasons, it was a detention basin.
Templo S.U.D. almost 2 years ago
and a boat to get to said psychiatrist
C almost 2 years ago
Water polo for dummies
sirbadger almost 2 years ago
He needs balls that float.
Crow Eatery almost 2 years ago
If the ball lands in the water hazard, how can you tell?
parforden almost 2 years ago
OH RATFARTS!
Bullet Bronson Premium Member almost 2 years ago
He plays golf. Of course he needs a psychiatrist.
cdillon85 almost 2 years ago
Reminds me of a Dave Allen bit once, “The Mad Golfer rings up a friend and say’s ‘How ’bout a round?’ The friend says, ‘I can’t; we’re in mourning. My half-brother died.’ ‘Well, you could play nine holes.’”
Frog-on-a-Log Premium Member almost 2 years ago
I can’t believe Peter is still there. I’d have left a long time ago!
seanfear almost 2 years ago
and a doc for Pete after this – no way is getting out of this without flu
knutdl almost 2 years ago
Where is Noah’s Ark?
dflak almost 2 years ago
I imagine that playing golf in the rain reduces the distance on drives.
I recently drove about 150 miles in heavy rain and my gas mileage was exceptionally poor. It takes more energy to push pieces of water out of the way (and also drive through about a standing inch of it) than it does to push pieces of air out of the way.
A golf ball is more aerodynamic than my car, but a raindrop is much larger relative to a golf ball.
NeedaChuckle Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Next, he breaks out the chess board.
Cozmik Cowboy almost 2 years ago
my dad & 2 of his brothers took me golfing when I was nine or so. And then I thought, “Oh, good; I’ve done that, now I never have to do it again.”
If you are under 55 and golf, you need mental health care. If you’re over 55 and golf, it’s too late for treatment.
jsimpso1 almost 2 years ago
Sigh. I’m just reminded of the interview that Bob Newhart gave about the creation of ‘The Bob Newhart Show’: “I didn’t have a lot of demands. I just didn’t want the show to be where dad’s a dolt that everyone loves, who gets himself into a pickle and then the wife and kids huddle together to get him out of it.” This whole ’Dad is so stupid" theme ranks right up there with the “Mom is a lousy driver” theme from the Sixties.
mindjob almost 2 years ago
The psychiatrist is playing the next hole.
InuYugiHakusho almost 2 years ago
Are you willing to pay for the therapy, Peter?
dv almost 2 years ago
If Peter doesn’t like the rain he can come to California and play through a drought induced fire storm
Jogger2 almost 2 years ago
Reminds me of an incident in California in the 1990s. People were in a park when it started to rain. The park began to be flooded, and they had to get on top of their cars and wait for rescue. It turned out the park was supposed to be used as a park only during droughts. During rainy seasons, it was a detention basin.
BiggerNate91 almost 2 years ago
I guess I was wrong yesterday. It’s definitely not hyperbole.
Laurie Stoker Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Got that right, Peter!