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xxsoultonesxx Great Member

xxsoultonesxx

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Yes. What about the video of the girl hitting an apple with a golf club and it hits the guy in the face and breaks his nose. (look it up)

James_Black Great Member

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it couldn't have been a real golf ball

was probably a foam one or something.

Nobody would be stupid enough to stand in-front of a driver shot like that. There's always a few people every year that die from it.

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Stretch Super Member

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Nobody would be stupid enough to stand in-front of a driver shot like that.

Oh, that's where you're wrong. Never underestimate the amount of stupidity in the world.

Stretch.

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Ignorant Great Member

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Yes. What about the video of the girl hitting an apple with a golf club and it hits the guy in the face and breaks his nose. (look it up)

I checked it out. Crazy. Why people do things like that?


Stretch Super Member

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I checked it out. Crazy. Why people do things like that?

See post directly above.

Stretch.

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tgwise Member

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The show Jackass probably prompted this idiot to do this.

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Mac62 Great Member

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Oh, that's where you're wrong. Never underestimate the amount of stupidity in the world.

On one hand I think there should be a law against such idiotic stunts and the involved parties should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. On the other hand, I think it should be allowed to continue unabated because it's a perfect example of "natural selection" at work....just think of it as tossing a little chlorine into the gene pool!

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xxsoultonesxx Great Member

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I checked it out. Crazy. Why people do things like that?

Side note: Girl has great golf swing.


CassinoNorth Dedicated Member

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That would've done alot more damage if that was a real ball. Plus that sound wasn't a real ball.

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Chev Member

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Back when I was 13 I thought I was safe off to the side of a tee box.

I was about that far forward of the player teeing off and got hit just below the ribs by a nasty hook.

I will claim that that bruise looks like the same one I received. In two days I will guarantee it turned purple and the pain got worse.

I didn't squirm on the ground like that little girl did though. I also finished my round.

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...it's a perfect example of "natural selection" at work....just think of it as tossing a little chlorine into the gene pool!

Unfortunately, natural selection does not work fast enough as you can see from far too many idiots in the world. :-p

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