That time - Philly or Yankees? Does anyone like the Yankees
You should have ended with a question mark.
For rhetorical questions other punctuation can replace the question mark, and the comment you were referring to was obviously rhetorical. Traditionally it would be a full stop or an exclamation mark but as it is the 21st century the use of a smilie in this instance seems quite appropriate.
Utter tosh.
Col
Utter tosh.
Col
Wrong again Col. Maybe you should try checking your facts in future.
Bob plays golf? that explains a lotWhy is this in the Politics and Current Affairs, seems more suited to the less serious watercooler, or were you hoping for a reply from Bob?
Brian
To be perfectly honest, I lost interest in baseball a long time ago.
I couldn't care less what they called it as long as it doesn't monopolize my TV.
Now, when it is a rainy Sunday afternoon, my favorite thing to watch is ... golf.
Think about it. All the announcers speak in hushed voices as though the slightest noise in their studio is going to interfere with someone on the other side of the course. It's boring and the announcers talk a lot about nothing. It's the perfect situation for a nap! The audience gives a polite little golf-clap now and then, but if a really good shot comes up, they make noise. And they replay it a gazillion times, so you won't miss seeing Tiger Woods or Ernie Els or Colin Montgomery or Padraig Harrington do something impressive.
The only problem with that on Sundays this year is that the New Orleans Saints have been doing well and they almost tempt me to watch them play. Though if it is a pretty day I'd rather be outside.
Bob plays golf? that explains a lot
FlukeBTW if we are going to talk sport let's talk real sport , good result last Sunday Rich.
Brian
For some strange reason I made a connection between the words World and boring
I know that I'm not as sharp as I used to be but I sure cannot figure this comment as a response to my post.
Brian