[BobnBev]

Originally Posted by rubicon

BobnBev: I'll bet you live for moments like this . Fair enough.

I do, I really do.....

Can't you see the humor in this?

[asianthree]

good come back for early in the morning

[Bogie Shooter]

Why not call the CDD and let them know of your concerns???

[SCasey]

Originally Posted by kcrazorbackfan

...aka the new patches of asphalt on the MMP parallel to 466A; wow, they are rough. The Villages subtle way to slow carts down.

I think they were smoother when the original asphalt was taken up and they had the cones out!

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by rubicon

The Village also has ample concrete swells that play havoc with a cart because they dip so much. I purchased my club cart new in 2006 and in 2008 hit one of those swells at the wrong ankle . I called my repair guy and found that the cast iron mounting on my wheel broke in half.

I had club car, front end suspension parts looked like tooth picks compared to my Yamaha's.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

Why not call the CDD and let them know of your concerns???

[rubicon]

Originally Posted by BobnBev

Swelling at the ankle..........hmmmmmm, you should see a specialist for that......Now, let me tell you about proof reading.....

BobnBev: Many times than I can count I find some spelling mistake or misuse of a word or its misspelling. However since I knew what the poster meant and because I believe in saving face and not unnecessarily embarrassing a person I play it forward.

BobnBev BY THE WAY YOU MAY WANT TO PROOF READ YOUR EDIT SIGNATURE AGAIN BECAUSE DIARREAH IS ACTUALLY SPELLED DIARRHEA

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by rubicon

...BobnBev BY THE WAY YOU MAY WANT TO PROOF READ YOUR EDIT SIGNATURE AGAIN BECAUSE DIARREAH IS ACTUALLY SPELLED DIARRHEA

Just doesn't get much better than that!!

[BobnBev]

Originally Posted by rubicon

BobnBev: Many times than I can count I find some spelling mistake or misuse of a word or its misspelling. However since I knew what the poster meant and because I believe in saving face and not unnecessarily embarrassing a person I play it forward.

BobnBev BY THE WAY YOU MAY WANT TO PROOF READ YOUR EDIT SIGNATURE AGAIN BECAUSE DIARREAH IS ACTUALLY SPELLED DIARRHEA

If the OP doesn't seem upset about it, why are your knickers in an uproar?

[rubicon]

Originally Posted by BobnBev

If the OP doesn't seem upset about it, why are your knickers in an uproar?

BobnBev: Why? Because 99.9999999999% of the members on TOTV go out of their way not to hurt other posters feelings especially when it comes to obvious keyboard errors or misspellings, etc They knew what the poster meant to say, such as when someone keyboard ankle when they meant angle. These are personal attacks. Its one thing to say I don't like that restaurant or to disagree directly on a point with some but quite another to use a person as sport (those gotch a moments).

I noticed your mistake in spelling on your edit signature sometime ago. I knew what you meant and knew that you would get around to correcting it. In fact I do the same things my fingers work faster than my brains these days. You caught me on a bad day with your post. I regret my reply its not like me to let emotion take over but I very much dislike "gotcha moments".

Let's go forward with bygone being bygones and enjoy, debate.

Personal Best Regards:

PS When I worked in Human Resources we literally had 12 people personally review our newsletter before it went to employees. This despite the computer's word check and it was never a futile exercise. Its the way the brain works and this brain issue is the same reason we all find golf difficult and why it pays to have a training pro with you at all times even the PGA pro's. Hint when proof checking read the sentence backward it helps identify misspellings.

[BobnBev]

Originally Posted by rubicon

BobnBev: Why? Because 99.9999999999% of the members on TOTV go out of their way not to hurt other posters feelings especially when it comes to obvious keyboard errors or misspellings, etc They knew what the poster meant to say, such as when someone keyboard ankle when they meant angle. These are personal attacks. Its one thing to say I don't like that restaurant or to disagree directly on a point with some but quite another to use a person as sport (those gotch a moments).

I noticed your mistake in spelling on your edit signature sometime ago. I knew what you meant and knew that you would get around to correcting it. In fact I do the same things my fingers work faster than my brains these days. You caught me on a bad day with your post. I regret my reply its not like me to let emotion take over but I very much dislike "gotcha moments".

Let's go forward with bygone being bygones and enjoy, debate.

Personal Best Regards:

PS When I worked in Human Resources we literally had 12 people personally review our newsletter before it went to employees. This despite the computer's word check and it was never a futile exercise. Its the way the brain works and this brain issue is the same reason we all find golf difficult and why it pays to have a training pro with you at all times even the PGA pro's. Hint when proof checking read the sentence backward it helps identify misspellings.

Probably, 99.9% of posters/readers on TOTV have a sense of humor and aren't afraid to admit it. I feel sorry for those who can't find theirs.
My last post on this subject.....MOD, feel free to lock this post.

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Darn.....That's the only place I can get my cart up to 20.2 mph.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1G9mNBUymP8

[Polar Bear]

Correcting grammar or spelling for humor is most of the time like using vulgarity for humor...cheap, easy and rarely funny.

[kcrazorbackfan]

And here again we've digressed from the original subject intent, which was the poor installation/workmanship of the freshly laid asphalt to the point of it being akin to speed bumps, to a spelling lesson and the correct use of grammar. Wow, I feel like I've been transported back in time to 1970/71 and 12th grade English with Mrs. Thompson.

[outlaw]

Ergo the phrase "cranky old person".