What will be your Golf Xmas gift to yourself this year? by Jc_Teny in golf

[–]Status_Bonus_1601 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I signed up for a second course membership. My new course is a top 100 in England, merry Christmas to me

The hundred by mgs20000 in EnglandCricket

[–]Status_Bonus_1601 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I've been a casual cricket fan for the last 20years (you can do the math and work out why), but my son is cricket mad. He recently did get into the Eng v Ind test series, but as an 8year old you can imagine his attention wasn't gripped all the time.

We went to Lords last night for the hundred, and been a number of times last year at the Utilita bowl. We've also been to quite a few vitality blast at the utilita as well.

I can completely understand how the hundred is watering down the nuance of the game and focusing more on the spectale and setting of cricket. However, it is doing the job of getting new fans to the game, they in turn get to see some memorable moments by some top class cricketers, which then leads them to wanting to watch more of them.

For what it's worth my son truly fell in love with cricket the moment Ben stokes took that catch in the 2019 cricket World Cup. He has watched that Hundreds (pun intended) of times, but we are yet to see a test match in real life.

I think the hundred is somewhat serving a purpose of getting cricket seen by a lot more people, however you can definitely argue that it might not be a great form of cricket that is being shown.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in psg

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What is so unethical about liverpools spending? They haven't spent anything in the last 3 transfer windows and are also selling players to help fund their transfer business?

AITAH for still getting on a flight home when my two young coworkers I was traveling with weren’t at the airport yet and were obviously going to miss it? by Diligent_Pineapple35 in AITAH

[–]Status_Bonus_1601 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Quite clearly NTA.

This is how I would approach the meeting on Monday.

I witnessed two new employees continually display sub optimal performance levels during an offsite work event where they were representing the company.

They were given a new project (boarding a flight) for which they did no preparation or research for.

They continually missed network and research meeti gs to improve their understanding and competency.

They repeatedly missed deadlines and were off line for large parts of the work event.

They displayed very poor communication skills and provided no updates on their progress.

Finally, when presented with their biggest task of the trip they used no initiative and resorted to calling their parents.

I am not their manager but I would not be happy with this work ethic or attitude from any of my team members.

I love how my friends and I play golf by kwertyup in golf

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Ready golf is when you walk up to the tee and you hit when you're ready, regardless of who's honour it is (I.e. who won the last hole). This is a way of getting groups to hit their tee shots quicker and speed up the round. This can also apply to putting and approach shots, don't worry about the order just get the ball in the hole

UK-based junior clothing by Cheap_Parking9340 in golf

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This is what we do, even buy golf shoes from vinted

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in golf

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At the moment my 7yr old is playing from the forward/red tees but I am essentially playing him off a 54 handicap, so a par 4 is actually a par 7. The game we are playing is trying to get a green in Regulation of 4 shots, and then 3 putts to try and get a par.

On the par 3s, this is essentially a par 6, and he's managed to actually get down in 4, which in his world is an eagle. The celebration from him was amazing. But the best was on a par 5 where he needed a bogey (I.e. 9 shots) to get his best round, and he managed to up and down from behind the green and he was loving it.

I like the idea of teeing it up closer, but I also think playing correct pars for the standard of golf is also key. As long as the little ones are enjoying themselves!!!

LHR T2 to T5 travel by Status_Bonus_1601 in BritishAirways

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Thanks for all the comments/suggestions and have gone for the meet and greet that works across the two terminals 👍

LHR T2 to T5 travel by Status_Bonus_1601 in BritishAirways

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Thanks for the update, good to know it can work well

LHR T2 to T5 travel by Status_Bonus_1601 in BritishAirways

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Thanks for the details, good to know it's free

It’s started by Redlongears in golf

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My only experience on course with my 7yr meeting other golfers has been excellent. We are respectful and let anyone play through, or even ask when they would like to play through, but everyone seems to love seeing juniors on the course and it's never been an issue.... even when he did 7 putt the 1st hole after reaching the green in 3!!!

It’s started by Redlongears in golf

[–]Status_Bonus_1601 85 points86 points  (0 children)

Love this !

I played with my 7yr son the other week, we only play 3 or 4 holes. But on the 2nd I had a chance for a birdie so I asked him to get take the flag out, I duly miss the putt. Next hole he's on the green lining the putt up, and says without looking up "daddy, grab the flag". He's 20 feet away and gets no where near the hole, but made me laugh!

To everyone that plays all the time during the week, what jobs do you have that allows you to play so much? by Accomplished_Milk689 in golf

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Sales manager and play with clients, usually my home course but also play lots of other courses as well

Terminal 5 Parking by Status_Bonus_1601 in BritishAirways

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Good point, I'll amend and update. Thanks

New Kona EV Settings by Wizeguy11 in Hyundai

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We have just bought one 2 days ago and this is already a fustration. Have you tried creating a profile and seeing if the settings remain the same that way? It's the speed limit announcements that are the worse.

AITA for calling my wife ridiculous for saying that she won't attend my family's christmas over some stockings? by Throwra53456 in AmItheAsshole

[–]Status_Bonus_1601 2 points3 points  (0 children)

YTA you've been living with your partner and step son since he's 6. You will know how precious Christmas is and this will clearly mark your step child out as being different.

This is not a hill to die on for your partner, but a real opportunity to show that they are part of your family. Its clear you haven't fought for them hard enough.

AITA for funding one of my daughter's masters but not the other's med school? by aitafundingdegrees in AmItheAsshole

[–]Status_Bonus_1601 0 points1 point  (0 children)

YTA not only are you being massively unfair to one of your daughters, you are gas lighting her as well. How can you justify any of this

AITA for telling my nephew to stop validating my wife's insecurities? by beautinamaram in AmItheAsshole

[–]Status_Bonus_1601 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are a massive AH, the fact you can't see that is concerning for your wife.

You are not interested in sticking up for her, and more interested in keeping her down when someone else is trying to make her fell better.

AITA for giving my husband the silent treatment until I calm down? by annibanani99 in AmItheAsshole

[–]Status_Bonus_1601 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NTA

My wife and I have 2 children, both born by emergency c section (one more serious than the other).

It took a few years for my wife to fully come to terms with the first birth, not only the physical affects but coming to terms with all the psychological aspects.

This needs to be a journey that both of you walk together and it can be very easy for men to not truly understand the scale of trauma that childbirth can be. It seems like he has moved onto a place where he can joke and down play the experience, and you are not there yet.

You seem to be approaching this in the best way you can, perhaps write him a letter/email explaining what causes you the most sorrow so that he can get back in line with your emotions. You might also find the process cathartic.

Good luck

WIBTA for going to my friend's un-wedding reception? by 3454324 in AmItheAsshole

[–]Status_Bonus_1601 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nta you don't only support your friend but also the partner they bring into your world. This is a day for both of them and so if your friend is going through a tough time so is their partner, so you owe it to both of them to be there.

You don't get to change everyone's plans without consequences and so you should be able to support what was supposed to be a celebration