At 05:22 PM 7/27/03 -0400, you wrote:
If there is enough epoxy in the bore it will not allow the shaft to twist
during the swing, like if you have a shaft that has a 2.5* torque but you
fill up the shaft with epoxy to just less than the hosel bore you in
essences are turning that shaft into a
Hi
all-
I'm thinking of
taking the PCS Clubfitter certification test. Would any of you who have
taken it be so kind as to provide some idea of what's involved and any hints you
might have. Please respond by private email.
TIA,
Jack
Jack's Custom
Golf
PCS "A"/GCA
Accredited
I would be interested in the clubfitter info
Jeremy
Jack Stiehl wrote:
Hi
all-I'm
thinking of taking the PCS Clubfitter certification test. Would any
of you who have taken it be so kind as to provide some idea of what's involved
and any hints you might have. Please respond by private
I
would be interested, too.
JB
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IngleSent: Monday, July 28, 2003 10:00 AMTo:
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CertificationI would be interested in the clubfitter
Actually, CocaCola has a decent amount of phosphoric acid and says so
right on the can, which does allow it to remove rust. I've used it
many times on various rusty objects. The objects need to soak a while
(e.g. overnight) - it's not nearly as aggressive as naval jelly.
On the other hand, if
Being an older person, starting to read Tom's reply sent my head
spinning. I thought I was in a time warp or forgot what year it
actually was. Further investigation has me off the pills and back
to normal. Of course Tom meant the 1994 catalog and I clearly know
he didn't start at GS in 2003.
AL:
You know I do recognize that need you
around more to help me keep my sanity!!!
TW
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From: Al Taylor
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Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 1:26
PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: ShopTalk: old Dynamic
iron head
Being an older
Tom and Al,
That is a true oxymoron. AL and Tom using each other to stay sane. I doubt it could be possible.
Inkind,
MyKey
FWIW - Costco buys more wine than any other company in the U.S.
And it isn't just cheap wine:
http://www.time.com/time/globalbusiness/article/0,9171,1101021028-366290,00.html
/Ed
sean weijand wrote:
YOU CAN BUY LIQOUR AT COSTCO???
Bloody hell! The best we can do at a Canadian Costco is chinese
They generally have some nice tequila also.
Ed Reeder wrote:
FWIW - Costco buys more wine than any other company in the U.S.
And it isn't just cheap wine:
http://www.time.com/time/globalbusiness/article/0,9171,1101021028-366290,00.html
Tom W.,
In regard to snapping shafts, I seem to remember a story in the Clubmaker magazine about fitting Dallas Cowboy, Hollywood Henderson. He was snapping the graphite shafts that he was fitted with, so they had to have special reinforced shafts made especially for him.
Frank
FWIW:
COSTCO stands for:
China Overseas Shipping Trading COmpany.
They have about the same respect for your intellectual property as the rest
of China.
CB
At 05:43 PM 7/28/2003 -0700, you wrote:
They generally have some nice tequila also.
Ed Reeder wrote:
FWIW - Costco buys more wine than
CB,
I know that to be true for WalMart and Sam's Club, but haven't
heard the same for Costco. Would be interested in any details.
/Ed
Corey Bailey wrote:
FWIW:
COSTCO stands for:
China Overseas Shipping Trading COmpany.
They have about the same respect for your intellectual property as the
Surely you are confusing COSTCO with COSCO.
COSTCO is a publicly traded US corporation headquartered in Issaquah,
Washington.
bfh
At 09:05 PM 7/28/03, you wrote:
FWIW:
COSTCO stands for:
China Overseas Shipping Trading COmpany.
They have about the same respect for your intellectual property
OK. I'm completely confused now.
What intellectual property are we talking about here and how do Sam's and
WalMart (and, presumably, COSTCO) fail to respect it?
Burgess
(befuddled)
At 09:32 PM 7/28/03, you wrote:
CB,
I know that to be true for WalMart and Sam's Club, but haven't
heard the same
And isn't Walmart/Sams still primarily owned by the Walton family out of
Bentonville, Arkansas?? I understand them (Sam's widow and children)
to still be very much involved with owning and running the company.
Burgess Howell wrote:
Surely you are confusing COSTCO with COSCO.
COSTCO is a
Burgess,
You are right about Costco!! I live about 2 miles from their corporate HQ
and the same from one of their big box stores and I have yet to find them
anything other than excellent!!
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Sent:
Correct Burgess! There is also a COTCO (China Overseas Trading Company) as
well as COSCO. Sam Walton started Walmart and Sam's club. He shore was a
funny looking chinaman. Used to ride around to his stores in an old pickup
truck with his bird dog riding shotgun. Never would'uve figured him fer
Can I quote you?
OK. I'm completely confused now.
or just accept your autobiographical comment?
Burgess
(befuddled)
Al
At 10:55 PM 7/28/2003, you wrote:
OK. I'm completely confused now.
What intellectual property are we talking about here and how do Sam's and
WalMart (and, presumably,
Dang it. The '93 Dom Perignon is $90 here, not the $80 mentioned in the
article. Guess I'll stick to my 30 pack of $16 Miller Lite and my $38 bottle
of Jose Cuervo Anjejo.
Cub
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From: Ed Reeder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 1:37
Jents,
I've been using Iron Gloves to protect my irons for years now. They just
always seem to be available somewhere when I need to purchase more. Now I
have a customer looking for them and I can't find them anywhere. A Google
search turned up nada. Do any of you have a source for them?
Look, Al, if it weren't for your incessant fuddling, I wouldn't be in this
state now.
At 10:35 PM 7/28/03, you wrote:
Can I quote you?
OK. I'm completely confused now.
or just accept your autobiographical comment?
Burgess
(befuddled)
Al
At 10:55 PM 7/28/2003, you wrote:
OK. I'm completely
heyAlT your not cheap you are thrifty and cheap.last time AlT even saw Pom Perignon.
RK
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Date: Monday, July 28, 2003 11:45:35 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: RE: shoptalk: Epoxy for LDC Pro's
Dang it. The '93 Dom
WalMart and Sam's Club (owned by the Walton family in Arkansas,
as jgk correctly stated) have been sued, I believe multiple times,
for stealing intellectual property.
The fairly recent case I remember is a guy who invented a slick
Christmas tree stand. After initial local success, he began
I suppose if you became unfuddled you would then be in Tennessee?
At 12:05 AM 7/29/2003, you wrote:
Look, Al, if it weren't for your incessant fuddling, I wouldn't be in this
state now.
At 10:35 PM 7/28/03, you wrote:
Can I quote you?
OK. I'm completely confused now.
or just accept your
The last time I saw Pom Perignon was so long ago, I forget what she
looked like. But I remember she said she liked me.
At 12:13 AM 7/29/2003, you wrote:
hey AlT your not cheap you are
thrifty and cheap.last time AlT even saw Pom Perignon.
RK
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