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What's this about?
Well, I'll tell you. Angry red-faced Russian tennis player, who used to ponce about at Wimbledon and lose to Henman occasionally (he won a few Opens, but they were ones Sampras didn't want, Agassi was too fat at the time and it was before Federer/Nadal, so anyone could've won them) decides he's a GOLFING LEGEND.
Stupid Russkies.
What's this about?
Well, I'll tell you. Angry red-faced Russian tennis player, who used to ponce about at Wimbledon and lose to Henman occasionally (he won a few Opens, but they were ones Sampras didn't want, Agassi was too fat at the time and it was before Federer/Nadal, so anyone could've won them) decides he's a GOLFING LEGEND.
Stupid Russkies.
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They don't make putters in the Czech Republic.
I've done better than that, by far.
"Ah well, never mind".
Heh, 40 over par. Did he only bring a putter with him or something? :D
Yeah...That doesn't make me look too good. Ah well, never mind. You want an apology?
Stryke wrote:
> Clazon wrote:
> "The Czech born American" - Is in a separate paragraph.
>
> I thought Kafelnikov was Russian, which is why I made a point of it.
>
> --
>
> What? You thought he was Russian, so you said 'He's Czech'?
It was kind of like saying:
HE'S CZECH ???!?!?!?
> I didn't. That's the way I always post. Plus, I like to proved right.
Ah. A lovely imperfection in that sentence. Just thought I'd highlight it for posterity.
> Clazon wrote:
> "The Czech born American" - Is in a separate paragraph.
>
> I thought Kafelnikov was Russian, which is why I made a point of it.
>
> --
>
> What? You thought he was Russian, so you said 'He's Czech'?
It was kind of like saying:
HE'S CZECH ???!?!?!?
> I didn't. That's the way I always post. Plus, I like to proved right.
Ah. A lovely imperfection in that sentence. Just thought I'd highlight it for posterity.
Clazon wrote:
> "The Czech born American" - Is in a separate paragraph.
>
> I thought Kafelnikov was Russian, which is why I made a point of it.
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What? You thought he was Russian, so you said 'He's Czech'?
--
>
> The fact that I misread it doesn't mean you should snap. It won't get
> you anywhere...
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I didn't. That's the way I always post. Plus, I like to proved right.
> "The Czech born American" - Is in a separate paragraph.
>
> I thought Kafelnikov was Russian, which is why I made a point of it.
--
What? You thought he was Russian, so you said 'He's Czech'?
--
>
> The fact that I misread it doesn't mean you should snap. It won't get
> you anywhere...
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I didn't. That's the way I always post. Plus, I like to proved right.
Again, that's Ivan Lendl.
"The Czech born American" - Is in a separate paragraph.
I thought Kafelnikov was Russian, which is why I made a point of it.
The fact that I misread it doesn't mean you should snap. It won't get you anywhere...
I thought Kafelnikov was Russian, which is why I made a point of it.
The fact that I misread it doesn't mean you should snap. It won't get you anywhere...
"The Russian, who retired from tennis last year, carded dismal rounds of 88 and 96 to end the event 40 over par."
You're thinking about Ivan Lendl, but just because he's mentioned in the same article doesn't mean they're the same person. Don't try to think too hard about these sort of things, you'll only hurt yourself.
You're thinking about Ivan Lendl, but just because he's mentioned in the same article doesn't mean they're the same person. Don't try to think too hard about these sort of things, you'll only hurt yourself.
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