I'm really saddened to hear of the death of my great pal and legendary golf commentator Bob Bubka. He was THE best with an incomparably silky voice and unparalleled knowledge of the game. I worked six Opens with him. Joyous professional days 🏌♂️🎤 .. RIP Big Man @talkSPORT
The comparisons continue to grow...
Where do Jason Sobel and Bob Harig see the similarities in how Tiger Woods and Scottie Scheffler attack Major Championships?
Hear the two discuss after another clinical round for Scheffler at Royal Portrush:
@JasonSobelGolf |@BobHarig
@bkelly776 They #LFC are just flexing their wallets & bank balance whilst they're at the top & within the PSR rules as well as #Moneyball at play.
@Dictionarycom Barking up the wrong tree can surely sum up the way the Windrush rush line operates on a daily basis. When heading towards West Croydon, there is a good chance that it gets diverted to Crystal Palace. TfL operates a 2nd class service on this line.
You’ve probably heard the phrase “barking up the wrong tree,” meaning to waste your efforts on the wrong path. But did you know it comes from raccoon hunting? 🐶🌳🦝 Hunters used dogs to track raccoons at night, but the raccoons’ clever techniques for misleading their pursuers often left the dogs barking at the base of the wrong tree. 👇 Drop your favorite animal-related idiom or phrase below! #EverydayIdioms
2. The biggest misconception?
You don't inhale cigars like cigarettes.
It's about savoring the flavor and aroma, similar to how you appreciate fine wine.
The nicotine is absorbed through the mouth's mucous membranes, not the lungs.
The UK's 350 wealthiest hold £772.8 billion while public services crumble and disabled people face brutal benefit cuts. 💷
We have wealth in this country, we just don’t have a fair system to redistribute it, writes @NadiaWhittomeMP. ✍️
https://t.co/qecI7TZJwu
The smell of cookies at the bakery next door always tantalizes me while I'm eating my morning oatmeal.🍪 Tantalize is our #WordOfTheDay. It means “to torment with something desirable that remains forever out of reach,” and stems from the myth of Tantalus. Do you know any more details about this Greek myth?