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Fireball is a very popular drink with the younger crowd. Perhaps some trespassing going on?

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Originally Posted by perrjojo (Post 1484453)

Fireball is a very popular drink with the younger crowd. Perhaps some trespassing going on?

My thought, too! Have seen non-resident young folks hop the fence @ the Southside pool in late nite and take advantage of pool and hot tub when no residents are inside. Always fun when they get 'caught' by cleaning crew!

The Fireball crowd's anthem......

Pitbull - Fireball ft. John Ryan - YouTube

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The problem will eventually take care of itself, phyrosis of the liver:ohdear:

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Originally Posted by rustyp (Post 1484372)

Not our group. We are civilized. We carry our own shot glasses. And those were not our bottles. Celebrating birdies in our group ensures a bottle will last a lot of rounds.

Same with our group and never more than a half shot.

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Originally Posted by N44125 (Post 1484328)

Interesting...if you go to google maps, you can see a cart path with no apparent reason, use that exists from a Cane Garden GC to the Heron GC. It runs directly behind some TV homes with no barrier, I.e., wall, fence. They would have access to the path from their back yard. Anyone have any idea what the original purpose of that path is/was? Perhaps now used for after hours activities???

I've seen the golf course maintenance crews use that path on the few times I've played Her on. I believe seeing one over on Pelican that cuts between the green and gold tee markers on the 5th hole. Heavy bush area.

Some of these responses seem to condone the drinking as a celebration of a golfing event. That's OK by me. Just dispose of the empty bottles properly. There are trash containers everywhere on the course.

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Originally Posted by fred53 (Post 1484358)

says they're sorry to say something....they aren't. As for the "being drawn to TV" that too isn't true. It has to do with population density and that while the population increases so do the number of undesirables...in usually equal proportions. So now that there are more people, there are more inconsiderate folk too.

So they aren't "drawn" here.

so they aren't drawn here. Perhaps then they just happen to stumble in here drunk on Fireball:D

as to my state of mind you seem to be a mind reader. I am indeed sadden for anything of this nature because of the affect it has on the community

and as to population the range from the first baby boomers to the end of that age group there is a demonstrable difference in lifestyle. Add to that those in the community born before or during WWII and those who live here that are Gen X and you have a broad range of lifestyles relative to age and we haven't even included regional differences

I was not slamming anyone. Mine was simply an observation that we have generational differences.

for good or bad, the 55+ rule went out the door long ago

I bear no malice here. I just like things in between :)

Personal Best Regards:

Litter. No respect for others.

Out of all of the groups I play with we only celebrate hole-in-one and that’s in the bar with choice of drink by the lucky person. My thought is those taking shots on the golf course have a disadvantage to the person they are playing with that’s not taking a shot. Maybe a good golf strategy.

Fireball is a millennial drink. Sounds like after hour partying by youngsters.

I can't believe that there are this many people out there drinking fireball whisky all in the same spot. Maybe there is one guy that polishes off several a day and dumps the empties there to hide from his wife.

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Originally Posted by joldnol (Post 1484956)

Fireball is a millennial drink. Sounds like after hour partying by youngsters.

You do know adolescent behavior has no correlation to age?

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Originally Posted by rubicon (Post 1485151)

You do know adolescent behavior has no correlation to age?

Well it wasn't girl scouts or ex girl scouts. We leave a place cleaner than we found it.

There are alot of boozers in TV.