Dunlap Balls

I am sure I am not the only who has been getting annoying spam trying to unload some dunlap "ballz".  I am on the national don't call me list but for some reason I still find flyers on my windshield at kmart and at the church/chiropractors office.  Not a fan of that type of marketing, but I thought it was erotic that they are trying to sell low end balls at the highest end church within 10 miles.  Are these just some dunlop knock offs?  I thought prolly somebody here has tried them or might work for them.  How do they preform in "real life"?

Ease up on the medication dude.

Or maybe increase the dosage...

I think I just found my entertainment for the afternoon.   I think I'll sit back with a nice cool beverage and enjoy the responses on this one......

Do you shop at Kmart on your way to "the highest end church within 10 miles" or on the way home?

If you think it's erotic, maybe you should spend more time listening to the pastor at your high end church.   Or your English teacher.

He's back

More problems with Dunlap stuff for Gilberg.  I bet if you (or, better yet, your "uncle") brought those flyers down to the local tire store, they would take them off your hands for only $10.  Cause your uncle's not to be messed with and all.

I don't think Big-Oh has anything to do with the flyers.  Plus I haven't spoke to my uncle sinse Big-Oh "laid him off" after he helped me return the C- Driver.

Huh?  I have no idea what the OP means, and I don't want to know.

I'm not sure why, but for some reason the OP's posts make me think of the movie "Deliverance".    But with golf clubs instead of a banjo.

Looks like dunlop/dunlap and the Big-Oh really have it out for someone..........

Omfg...That seriously made me laugh or loud... This guy is brilliant, i am convinced of that now after that other thread...