Comments on: Just Keep Swinging http://blogs.wolfpawroad.com/golf-humour/2009/03/just-keep-swinging/ It's time to let the big wolf eat ... Mon, 19 Jul 2010 17:29:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: LoneWolf http://blogs.wolfpawroad.com/golf-humour/2009/03/just-keep-swinging/comment-page-1/#comment-47 LoneWolf Wed, 11 Mar 2009 18:41:04 +0000 http://blogs.wolfpawroad.com/?p=122#comment-47 Seth, you are the master of spam comments 8=) This comment is very creative and I'm glad that you dropped by for a visit and to share your wisdom. Thanks for the wonderful work that you do with your blog and on Twitter. You inspire and encourage beginners like me. The shots that "make the air seem quiet and thick" only come along once in a blue moon for guys like me, but they sure do make you long for another. Seth, you are the master of spam comments 8=)

This comment is very creative and I’m glad that you dropped by for a visit and to share your wisdom. Thanks for the wonderful work that you do with your blog and on Twitter. You inspire and encourage beginners like me.

The shots that “make the air seem quiet and thick” only come along once in a blue moon for guys like me, but they sure do make you long for another.

]]> By: Seth Simonds http://blogs.wolfpawroad.com/golf-humour/2009/03/just-keep-swinging/comment-page-1/#comment-46 Seth Simonds Wed, 11 Mar 2009 17:28:28 +0000 http://blogs.wolfpawroad.com/?p=122#comment-46 Oddly enough, I think many of us put ourselves in the same position by worrying so much about what happens before we hit the ball (or the project, the blog, etc) that we fail to connect when it matters most. Perhaps a little less concentration on form and more time executing the parts that count most? Then again, perhaps you only needed one more swing before your perfect form connected with the ball for one of those soaring drives that makes the air seem quiet and thick. How's that for comment spam =P Oddly enough, I think many of us put ourselves in the same position by worrying so much about what happens before we hit the ball (or the project, the blog, etc) that we fail to connect when it matters most.

Perhaps a little less concentration on form and more time executing the parts that count most? Then again, perhaps you only needed one more swing before your perfect form connected with the ball for one of those soaring drives that makes the air seem quiet and thick.

How’s that for comment spam =P

]]> By: LoneWolf http://blogs.wolfpawroad.com/golf-humour/2009/03/just-keep-swinging/comment-page-1/#comment-45 LoneWolf Thu, 05 Mar 2009 06:31:41 +0000 http://blogs.wolfpawroad.com/?p=122#comment-45 Thanks for dropping in Jesse. Now you know what to say if that phantom swing shows up again -- not that it will 8=) Thanks for dropping in Jesse. Now you know what to say if that phantom swing shows up again — not that it will 8=)

]]> By: Jesse Luna http://blogs.wolfpawroad.com/golf-humour/2009/03/just-keep-swinging/comment-page-1/#comment-44 Jesse Luna Thu, 05 Mar 2009 06:23:10 +0000 http://blogs.wolfpawroad.com/?p=122#comment-44 That sounds a lot like my phantom golf swing. Now I don't feel as bad. :) @jesseluna That sounds a lot like my phantom golf swing. Now I don’t feel as bad. :) @jesseluna

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