Dufner @ Honda less 20 lbs - Jason Dufner looks like a lean mean golfing machine

[14ledo81]

[quote name="Lihu" url="/t/80396/dufner-honda-less-20-lbs-jason-dufner-looks-like-a-lean-mean-golfing-machine-golf-digest/60#post_1110253"] Sorry you and @Golfingdad took my statements in such an offensive manner, but this is what I was basing my statement upon. No harm intended. Right, so some people are allergic to different food types including alcohol, and that was what I was asking if this is what you thought. Again sorry if you took it the wrong way. . .

You're not getting it. I wasn't offended by what you said and I'm 100% confident that steven wasn't either, and I also know for 100% that you didn't do it On purpose. All I'm saying is that you have to be careful to not attribute things to people that didn't say them.[/quote] You also have to be careful of how you respond to people. If you would have left out the "come on", it probably would have went quite a bit differently.

[Golfingdad]

You also have to be careful of how you respond to people. If you would have left out the "come on", it probably would have went quite a bit differently.

Perhaps, but there is a difference between manners and false attribution.

[Torres9]

Hold on, some of you guys are saying he doesn't look healthy now? Did he look healthy before???

Good question. You are always going to either be too fat, or too skinny, by "other people's" view. Nobody is perfect and you're fooling yourself if you think Dufner is less healthy by watching his diet and working out.

[turtleback]

Perhaps, but there is a difference between manners and false attribution.

Exactly.  When someone says "So your assertion is . . . " and they do not follow that with EXACTLY what the other person said then they are putting words in their mouth and creating a false straw man.  Whether or not that is their intent.

[Golfingdad]

Exactly.  When someone says "So your assertion is . . . " and they do not follow that with EXACTLY what the other person said then they are putting words in their mouth and creating a false straw man.  Whether or not that is their intent.

Thank you. This is all I was trying to point out.

[Lihu]

Good theory, I wouldn't have put these two things together without your original assertion.

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Originally Posted by Lihu

Right, so some people are allergic to different food types including alcohol, and that was what I was asking if this is what you thought. Again sorry if you took it the wrong way. . .

Anyways, what I knew about gluten was sketchy and this made me read up on gluten as I've been purposely ignorant, just avoided learning about it. I now know about the relationship between gluten and inflammation and other things, so this thread has helped me learn a thing or two.

Good research! I'm still impressed by your thinking about anything golf related!

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Originally Posted by nevets88

That's what I was wondering. Based on the tone of his responses, I think he thinks there's less "bad stuff" in his diet that will make injury to the neck less likely to return. I don't think it has anything to do with the weight and neck whatever. Antitoxins, that sort of thing.

So your assertion is that based upon what he took out of his diet, he might get injured less?

I re-assert that your assertion makes a lot of sense to me. I had just gotten over a bout of food allergies, and something clicked when I read your post. When I was consuming things to which I was allergic, bad things happened to me. So, I can relate to this. . .

[14ledo81]

Well.... My assertion is "its nice to be nice"...

[Lihu]

Well.... My assertion is "its nice to be nice"...

Well, I would say that you are always nice.:-)

[14ledo81]

[quote name="14ledo81" url="/t/80396/dufner-honda-less-20-lbs-jason-dufner-looks-like-a-lean-mean-golfing-machine/72#post_1110371"]Well.... My assertion is "its nice to be nice"...

Well, I would say that you are always nice.:-)[/quote] Thanks Lihu, I can't claim that though... :)