(OT a bit) No more HP's in BNE domestic QP!

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justinbrett said:
Why you're at it - get rid of the 1pm rule. It's socially acceptable to drink at 11am!
It is socially acceptable to have a drink after 18 holes of golf in the morning. Some golf games finish between 9:00-10:00am....
 
JohnK said:
It is socially acceptable to have a drink after 18 holes of golf in the morning. Some golf games finish between 9:00-10:00am....
if you are finished by 9am than you have not got your maximum value for money for the golf game. I always get good value for my golf money, when measured as cents/swing. Even if starting in QLD in summer with no daylight savings at dawn, I can't get my 250 swings in before 9am to complete 18 holes. But maybe I spend more time than you searching for my balls, or hitting new ones into the creek.
 
NM said:
if you are finished by 9am than you have not got your maximum value for money for the golf game.
LOL. The quicker I finish the game the more value I get, ie lower score and more time for more beers. If I had to have 250 swings during a game of golf I would be very tired and would give up golf for good.
 
JohnK said:
LOL. The quicker I finish the game the more value I get, ie lower score and more time for more beers. If I had to have 250 swings during a game of golf I would be very tired and would give up golf for good.
Maybe I should take your advice and leave the golf clubs out on the front lawn next week as we have a local council hard waste collection. Better just hang onto the 6 iron for the toads (the joys of living in Qld).

I always thought of golf as a means of exercise. So more swings and more walking looking for lost balls means its better for me :p . At least I don't have the stress of worrying about whether my handicap is going up or down :cool: .
 
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NM said:
if you are finished by 9am than you have not got your maximum value for money for the golf game. I always get good value for my golf money, when measured as cents/swing. Even if starting in QLD in summer with no daylight savings at dawn, I can't get my 250 swings in before 9am to complete 18 holes. But maybe I spend more time than you searching for my balls, or hitting new ones into the creek.
Back in an earlier life, my cricket club had an end of season golf day. I won the Bradman award for scoring a century! :oops:

Dave

(And that was just on the first nine)
 
Re: (OT a bit) No more HP's in BNE domestic QP! (not so in Sydney)

I can report as of right now that there are lots of hahn premiums in Sydney terminal 3 QP !

Mind you I'm actually drinking the blue tongue.

Tthe one time i've flown F SYD/ LAX we discovered that there are 12 beers in total for the flight 6 x HP 6 x Crown. I disciovered this as the guy in 2a and I drank them by the time we were passing NZ on the right of teh aircraft

Fortuantely business still had plenty!
 
I was very disappointed that F ran out of Crown when I flew SYD-HKG a little while ago and I was offered HP - I really dont like HP - but I forced it down ;)
 
simongr said:
I was very disappointed that F ran out of Crown when I flew SYD-HKG a little while ago and I was offered HP - I really dont like HP - but I forced it down ;)

In times of adversity, it's amazing what one will force oneself to do!! :)
 
tuapekastar said:
In times of adversity, it's amazing what one will force oneself to do!! :)
I will be drinking USA beers on 6,7,8 August as I will not have much choice. But who is complaining as they will be free anyway. Well not quite if you include the US$1 tip....
 
I don't think I have ever consumed beer when travelling in F. There are so many high quality alternatives that I can't bring myself to drink Crown or HP at such a time.
 
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