The lure of golf is so strong that he was happy to risk waking a neighbour up at 0800 on a Sunday rather than go without. My father was the same. It's as bad as heroin addiction: Don't start kids! Just say no to golf!
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The new Golf R's are pretty cool, I wouldn't say no to one of them.
Me and some mates had a go at golf a couple of times when we were younger - it was only fun because we were all shit at it. I knew if that if I got any better the fun would go out of it. Constantly trying to improve or even maintain a handicap looks like a recipe for misery.
Just bought me one of those new-fangled water filter things. Having first glass from it now, it does seem to make a lot of difference to the taste.
Yesh, especially if you live in somewhere like Stoke (lol), or worse, London!:D
Nice one. Just remember to clean it out now and then;)
Marco.
Our water here is actually pretty good. Even so you can slightly taste the chlorine sometimes now which you didn't use to be able to. That's why I got the filter. As for London I don't know about all of it but at my mate's flat in Tulse Hill it's just foul.
Things must've changed then since Del worked and lived in London, admittedly that was during the late 80s... Cups of tea, made with tap water, would be accompanied by a nice 'oil slick' on top:spew:
As a result, everyone who lived there back then drank mineral water! Pleased to see that things have improved:)
Marco.