@RealCJ10 Why do so many batters get taught these days to stand there like robots? You and all the greatest athletes in the world were always in constant motion. It was a thing of art… and still is for those who do it.
@PGATUOR Look forward to your argument against this. Stoked for Bryson. One of the best bunker shots I’ve ever seen in that situation. No doubt. His winning was not 100 percent predicated on him getting up and down though. He could have made bogey and still won - technically speaking.
@PGATUOR Tigers situation was do or die. Either get up and down and make a playoff or don’t have a chance at your 14th major….. tiger didn’t have the option of three shots and a continued chance. Bryson did.
@PGATUOR Continued…. In 2008 tiger got up and down from the rough from over 100 yards. It included a 15 foot putt. Which was better? The wedge or the putt? Both are arguably more famous than brysons shot in my opinion
@MattWalshBlog 12? Really? Do you consider yourself one of those? If not, have you considered pursuing something the rest of the planet might make you the 13th? You’re missing the point…. Stop celebrating mediocrity. The very essence of the human soul is to do the exact opposite of this video.
@MattWalshBlog You asked “what is disturbing?” While also saying “this is day to day life of almost everyone on the planet.” The disturbing part you seek the answer for is in the same question you asked…
@MattWalshBlog@TopLobsta I understand where @MattWalshBlog is coming from…. The problem is his definition of what “normal” should be. “Normal” is a justification of disregarding human potential while also living in the past
@MattWalshBlog No one is shitting on the person. They are shitting on what you call “normal” in this post and the disregard of what corporate America has become. That, and the brainwashing that those before us have poisoned us with. The world is changing. This is coming from a pure capitalist