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Old 03-09-2008, 12:29 AM
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Unfortunate incidident

I understand hjack's position. He values life and feels like Tripp did it on purpose because he continually hit at the bird. hjack also has no vested interest in Tripp Isenhour and will likely never meet him or even pass by and say "hello"

I also understand Lynn's position, but he is in a little different place being a PGA Tour instructor.....remember, the Tour is a chummy place and I'm sure it would get back to Tripp Isenhour if Lynn were on here bashing him to kingdom come. Nobody needs icy relations in the place where they work, especially in a situation where every one you meet is a potential client.

Not saying anyone has an "agenda" just pointing out that these two look at this situation a lot differently simply because of "logistics"
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Old 03-09-2008, 12:53 AM
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Give the nerd a break!
What!!!

What about my position???

I started this thread and it got dumped on by PETA.
Now the UN is involved.
I'm doing my best to keep Code Pink out of here but MikeO is the poster boy.

I just want to know what to call a "Hawk" when it happens.
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Old 03-09-2008, 01:15 AM
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Your position is well noted

I personally like the definition of a hawk being a situation where you hit a shot too precise for your own good

Examples:

Charles Howell at the Buick
Tiger at the Masters a couple of years ago

Both of these were situations where the ball hit the flagstick and went into the water or other hazard

Example use:

"he hawked it off the flagstick and took dub"
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Old 03-09-2008, 01:24 AM
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Originally Posted by glcoach View Post

"he hawked it off the flagstick and took dub"
Ahhh...that's a beauty.
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Old 03-09-2008, 07:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Bagger Lance View Post

I just want to know what to call a "Hawk" when it happens.
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Old 03-09-2008, 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted by glcoach View Post

I also understand Lynn's position, but he is in a little different place being a PGA Tour instructor.....remember, the Tour is a chummy place and I'm sure it would get back to Tripp Isenhour if Lynn were on here bashing him to kingdom come. Nobody needs icy relations in the place where they work, especially in a situation where every one you meet is a potential client.

Not saying anyone has an "agenda" just pointing out that these two look at this situation a lot differently simply because of "logistics"
hjack demanded that Tripp Isenhour -- who, by the way, I have never met -- suffer a one-year career suspension and perform 1,000 hours of community service as punishment for his alledged crime. My rebutting post #9 labeled that penalty "a bit extreme" and explained why I felt that way.

Does anyone else -- 'on tour' or not -- think such extreme punishment is warranted?

Anyone?

Sadly, as in 17th century Salem, probably so.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salem_witch_trials
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Old 03-09-2008, 01:22 PM
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Demanded???????????
NO NO LYNN

I NEVER DEMANDED ANYTHING
[b]
I said my suggestion[/B] is no jail time......but off the tour for 1 year

and 1000 hours working with animal protection services.

to glcoach

altho i do believe your post would be accurate for most people......i will say this......I DON'T BELIEVE IT APPLIES TO LYNN................IF LYNN BELIEVED THAT THE ACT WAS DONE ON PURPOSE....(WHICH HE DOESN'T) EVEN IF HE HAD THE CHANCE HE WOULDN'T TEACH ANYONE WITH THAT MINDSET.........YES LYNN AND I DISAGREE...BUT HE IS AN HONORABLE MAN.....AND WE HAVE A SIMILAR VALUE SYSTEM...................

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Old 03-09-2008, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by hjacknicklaus View Post

NO NO LYNN

I NEVER DEMANDED ANYTHING

I said my suggestion is no jail time......but off the tour for 1 year and 1000 hours working with animal protection services.
I stand corrected:

hjack merely "suggested" the aforementioned punishment.

Personally, I don't think he would have delivered that harsh a sentence as a judge. [But, you never know.] Nevertheless, words are weapons that can be used to inflame or diffuse situations. In my opinion, his words inflamed and mine diffused (or at least attempted a realistic perspective).

Nice try all 'round.

Meanwhile, a thread that started off as fun -- insensitive soul that I am -- no longer is.

Look for me elsewhere.
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Old 03-09-2008, 10:15 PM
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I was just trying to add perspective. People respond differently to different situations. I wasn't accusing anyone of anything.

No need to yell at me hjack. I am certainly not accusing someone, a person I've never met, of not having values.

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Old 03-09-2008, 10:32 PM
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No need to yell at me hjack.
For newbies in the world of Internet posting, using ALL CAPITAL LETTERS is yelling.

We have a full complement of word emphasis tools here -- bold, italics and underline. Also, combinations thereof. Plus color. Even bold color. With or without sizing! Except in the most extreme circumstances (usually to satisfy a literary intent), please use them.

These techniques will avoid the simplistic -- and irksome -- ALL CAPS approach.

Thanks!

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