Showing posts with label Maybe I Would. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maybe I Would. Show all posts

Friday, October 3, 2008

Golf Lingerie....Um, Sure, I'm Sold.


If you're a man or know a man (hi!) then I'm going to share a little secret to you. This is pretty private information, so try to keep it as subtle as possible.

The only things we really like are golf, beer and sex, and most of the time if we have the first and the last the middle is fine to leave out. That is why, if you're having sex, why the hell not make it a golf-sex theme? How do you do that, you ask?

Well, you get a golfing lingerie set, duh!!!

Mio Destino makes lingerie "for women, for men" (because what lingerie isn't basically for the man) and came out with a set that is a golf theme. As you can see from the above picture, it is probably the best thing to ever happen to golf, even better than Tiger Woods or those long tees.

In the blogger world, if you want hits you post pictures of hot girls in skimpy outfits or talk about Erin Andrews. In the sex world, just make a novelty item that revolves around sports and shameless men like myself will probably buy two or three.

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Somebody That Isn't Me Might Win a Day Date with Natalie Gulbis


See, this is why I need to pay more attention. RSM McGladrey, a company that looks to have a lot of letters in the wrong place, teamed up with Natalie Gulbis to do some "write a story about who is behind your success and win a chance to hang out with Natalie Gulbis in Las Vegas." I mean, doesn't this have perfect storm written all over it? Date with Gulbis in Vegas? Is there an open bar? Does any part of this take place at the Spearmint Rhino?

Anyway, here are the five finalists.

Taylor Anderson: Concord, MA

Born paralyzed on my right side, I am an unlikely golfer but all my life Mom encouraged me to reach for my goals. Doctors weren't encouraging but my Mom always believed. She devoted countless hours to medical appointments and therapies so I could participate in the "normal" world. When I expressed my interest in golfing with my Dad, she researched instructors until she found one willing to take on a handicapped student…



Michael Bradley: Silver Spring, MD

After serving in Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, I had several personal obstacles to overcome. I was diagnosed with Traumatic Brain Injury and Chronic Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. When I arrived at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, I reconnected with a friend who'd lost his leg to a mortar attack. Sean was alive because of me; I saved him, little knowing that he'd save me...



Sean D’Arcy: Albuquerque, NM

I am blessed with two sons and a daughter that not only provided strength in difficult times but taught me what is significant in this world. We endured difficult times due to layoffs and a difficult divorce that left me three children to raise. During bleak times, it was the simplicity of a child or their honest view of the world that refocused me...



Charles G. Conner: Winston Salem, NC

When asked if any of us could remember a time when an adult in our lives or teacher spoke to us harshly or was unkind, most of us can recall such an occasion. We know that children will not remember all they were taught, but they will remember how they were treated! My eleventh grade biology teacher walked over to me in class one day and said, "You'll never amount to anything, Charles." I have always remembered that statement...



Tracy Sternberg: Raleigh, NC

I owe all my success to my stepfather, Bill Blackwell. He has shown me the value of building a foundation, learning basic skills and then honing them as I improve. He taught me that teamwork was a critical component to success…


This is pretty cool. I'm voting for Taylor, but that is just me. Who do you like out of the five? You can go check out each person's video and vote for them right here. Also, there is another picture of Gulbis. It's a win-win!

Saturday, September 13, 2008

That Hot Chick On the LPGA Is Two Shots Back, Update


Well, yeah, she's not two shots back anymore. Everyone's favorite cell-phone available LPGA star Anna Rawson was two shots back of the lead yesterday, but she finished with a 73 and fired a 75 today to find herself in 24th place. That doesn't mean you can't go check out her LPGA profile picture (it's actually kinda funny).

Angel Stanford is leading by four shots heading to Sunday in the Bell Micro LPGA Classic. No PGA Tour golf this weekend. Get used to LPGA updates.

Friday, August 1, 2008

Three Eagles In One Round and Shoot 72


Not to harp on Laura Diaz, but check out her second round scorecard from the Women's British Open.

Three eagles, a double-bogey, a birdie and five bogeys. Somewhere, John Daly is jealous.

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Last Chance To Catch Annika Sorenstam At A Major


It appears when you've accomplished all that you can in your career, hanging up the spikes isn't a bad idea.

Annika Sorenstam, in her 15th season on tour, has decided that this week's Womens British Open will be her last hooray, and after the 37-year-old will ride off into the sunset as the best and most successful golfer ever of her gender.

She's won 10 majors, including the British in 2003, and said the main reason for the departure is to spend more time with her family. (Side note: what a loser...people play golf to get AWAY from their families...hasn't anyone told her this yet?)

“I want to start the next chapter in my life and we’ll see what happens,” she said. “If I get the urge, then I know I can come back.

I'm sure we'll see Annika again, but for now, this will be our last chance to catch her in a major championship. As much as I seem to dog women's sports, Sorenstam is one of my favorite people to watch play. Her swing is so repetitive it's disgusting and she is still confident with the putter at age 37.

Not to scare anyone, but Tiger is 32, and if he gets hot hotter over the next couple of years, he might be in a situation when he reaches 40 that this idea comes to his mind. Wait until he breaks Jack's record, and we could be seeing a whole different tour.

Paging Anthony Kim.