Matsuyama crushing that bug at 18

[hurricanes7]

why dont we start a new thread

[Adam Billmeyer]

Could have been Arnie reincarnate.

 

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Hahahahahaha

[Splitter]

Under Siege 3: Attack at TPC.

 

 

Drunken fans and desperate cougars try to take over the tournament. Steven Seagal saves everyone from those animals.

Isn't "desperate cougar" redundant?

 

If the sun is shining that day!

[sbboudreau]

Bugs, simple bugs. What's the problem with you people? There are roughly 200,000,000 insects on this planet per Human being. One bug or a spider isn't going to bring catastrophic unbalance to our ecosystem. Nobody complains about the amount of pesticides used on golf courses to keep them lush and green do you? And that stuff ends up in our waterways and ground water, yes the same ground water most of us get when we turn our faucets on at home or work. Nothing on TV? Take up knitting or something. Sheesh!

[CheckJV]

This thread has won the Internet.

[bestrnd35]

Under Siege 3: Attack at TPC.

 

 

Drunken fans and desperate cougars try to take over the tournament. Steven Seagal saves everyone from those animals.

Isn't "desperate cougar" redundant?

 

 

its defintely double entendre' maybe even onomatopoeia!!

Sounds like what might happen if you aren't careful with the cougar.

[Dave230]

 

That insect is impeding with my post.

[whr]

I think it was 18 or maybe 17, but anyway I found it quite disturbing when he flicked that insect away from his line and then grew impatient and half crushed it with his putter, then I could see the fallen creature maimed and lying on the green while the cameras showed him lining up his putt, which given his yippy preparation took quite a while.

 

Well I thought it was pretty bad behaviour because that bug was just doing his thing and then he got crushed. Matsuyama definitely got instant Karma because he missed his putt but he somehow managed to restore order and win anyway. Maybe Webb had some bad Karma due as well.

 

Am I alone here?

[bobbyclampett!!]

why dont we start a new thread

 

Alternate proposal: let's get to 100 pages.

 

Pics or it didn't happen.

[bladehunter]

Bugs, simple bugs. What's the problem with you people? There are roughly 200,000,000 insects on this planet per Human being. One bug or a spider isn't going to bring catastrophic unbalance to our ecosystem. Nobody complains about the amount of pesticides used on golf courses to keep them lush and green do you? And that stuff ends up in our waterways and ground water, yes the same ground water most of us get when we turn our faucets on at home or work. Nothing on TV? Take up knitting or something. Sheesh!

 

 

 

thats herbicide and fertilizer .....but point taken

[slimeone]

The Panda looks scared: "Is that sugarcane in your pocket or are you happy to see me?"

Actually Pandas eat bamboo, not sugarcane! Because they're from China.

[Foreleft]

It was unfortunate luck on the bug's behalf.

 

If it had been Jason Day on the green, he would have had time to metamorphoses into a beautiful butterfly and flutter away.

[Petunia Sprinkle]

This can't be a real topic.

 

It's a golf forum. None of them are real topics.

[slimeone]

It was unfortunate luck on the bug's behalf.

 

If it had been Jason Day on the green, he would have had time to metamorphoses into a beautiful butterfly and flutter away.

Jason Day lines up his putt, half-closes his eyes, and actually BECOMES the butterfly.

[CEPick]

[sevenputts]

I am more surprised that he didn't eat it......

 

Why?

 

Had the same thought......

Because.. Bug sashimi..

[Dbogey]

This thread just keeps giving and giving! #hugabug

[2putttom]

I am more surprised that he didn't eat it......

 

Why?

 

Had the same thought......

Because.. Bug sashimi..

okay now it's getting weird

[sbboudreau]

Bugs, simple bugs. What's the problem with you people? There are roughly 200,000,000 insects on this planet per Human being. One bug or a spider isn't going to bring catastrophic unbalance to our ecosystem. Nobody complains about the amount of pesticides used on golf courses to keep them lush and green do you? And that stuff ends up in our waterways and ground water, yes the same ground water most of us get when we turn our faucets on at home or work. Nothing on TV? Take up knitting or something. Sheesh!

 

 

 

thats herbicide and fertilizer .....but point taken

They have to use pesticides otherwise grubs would ruin everything. I live in South Carolina and Red Ant hills form everywhere in the spring, we never see them on fairways or greens. Just saying ;-)

[Rweaves6]

Anyone with Steven Seagal with some Ho's as his avatar MUST be taken very seriously.

 

So...I think you have to ask yourself.. "what would Steven Seagal do?"

 

He'd kill a puppy instead.

Steven Seagal loves all sentient beings. Ho's, Panda's...

 

 

He's also the reincarnation of a Buddhist monk and has won a PETA award, apparently. He would have saved that bug, and made the putt. Then broken Webb Simpson's arm.

[Conrad1953]

#hugaspudbug

[Spoon]

dude do you eat bacon? beef? pork

or wear clothes made in asia? most likely.

 

dude I've crushed ants doing their job stepped on cockroaches ( probably a mama that was just looking for food for its kids),

had my dog de liced and evicted a whole colony of lice that are now homeless etc.

 

you get the picture. other bigger problems in the world. if this is your excuse for getting disturbed with matsuyama I' would

not want to piss you off.

[mjen43]

I'm with OP on this one. That was a sickening display of major sociopathic tendencies by Matsuyama and makes me question the state of today's society/youth even more. The way he killed it without a second thought was just disgusting. We humans tend to be able to empathize with other mammals very well, but if we want to advance as a species, we need to realize that all lives matter. We share this planet with so many other beautiful creatures that are every bit as equal to us. Just because they mave have smaller brains or bodies does NOT mean they have less of a right to live. It is this type of shallow thinking that Matsuyama display that will be our ultimate downfall.

[KYMAR]

Bugs, simple bugs. What's the problem with you people? There are roughly 200,000,000 insects on this planet per Human being. One bug or a spider isn't going to bring catastrophic unbalance to our ecosystem. Nobody complains about the amount of pesticides used on golf courses to keep them lush and green do you? And that stuff ends up in our waterways and ground water, yes the same ground water most of us get when we turn our faucets on at home or work. Nothing on TV? Take up knitting or something. Sheesh!

 

 

 

thats herbicide and fertilizer .....but point taken

 

You've never seen a "periodic use of pesticides" sign at a golf course?

[bladehunter]

Bugs, simple bugs. What's the problem with you people? There are roughly 200,000,000 insects on this planet per Human being. One bug or a spider isn't going to bring catastrophic unbalance to our ecosystem. Nobody complains about the amount of pesticides used on golf courses to keep them lush and green do you? And that stuff ends up in our waterways and ground water, yes the same ground water most of us get when we turn our faucets on at home or work. Nothing on TV? Take up knitting or something. Sheesh!

 

 

 

thats herbicide and fertilizer .....but point taken

 

You've never seen a "periodic use of pesticides" sign at a golf course?

 

 

honestly no....But my home course is more likely to spray fertilizer on you than to post a sign so its likely just me... Im sorry i misread or misunderstood ... I was thinking Insecticides...not pesticides which include herbicides etc...insecticides are a very small percentage compared to the pre-emergent herbicides , roundup and other herbicides and the massive amounts of fertilizers... and also Maybe im just talking about all bermuda courses? thats what im used to... you can pour gas on it today..light it up and two-three weeks later come back to green grass without doing a thing in the dead of summer if it gets water.....

[sbboudreau]

I'm with OP on this one. That was a sickening display of major sociopathic tendencies by Matsuyama and makes me question the state of today's society/youth even more. The way he killed it without a second thought was just disgusting. We humans tend to be able to empathize with other mammals very well, but if we want to advance as a species, we need to realize that all lives matter. We share this planet with so many other beautiful creatures that are every bit as equal to us. Just because they mave have smaller brains or bodies does NOT mean they have less of a right to live. It is this type of shallow thinking that Matsuyama display that will be our ultimate downfall.

BUG LIVES MATTER!

[slimeone]

dude do you eat bacon? beef? pork

or wear clothes made in asia? most likely.

 

dude I've crushed ants doing their job stepped on cockroaches ( probably a mama that was just looking for food for its kids),

had my dog de liced and evicted a whole colony of lice that are now homeless etc.

 

you get the picture. other bigger problems in the world. if this is your excuse for getting disturbed with matsuyama I' would

not want to piss you off.

I'm not claiming to be perfect. I realise I'm imposing my own flawed value system onto Matsuyama, but he didn't need to kill the insect and his impatience revealed a mental weakness that was reflected in the putt. Remember that time he hacked up a green in anger? No one does that.

[ajschn06]

I'm with OP on this one. That was a sickening display of major sociopathic tendencies by Matsuyama and makes me question the state of today's society/youth even more. The way he killed it without a second thought was just disgusting. We humans tend to be able to empathize with other mammals very well, but if we want to advance as a species, we need to realize that all lives matter. We share this planet with so many other beautiful creatures that are every bit as equal to us. Just because they mave have smaller brains or bodies does NOT mean they have less of a right to live. It is this type of shallow thinking that Matsuyama display that will be our ultimate downfall.

If this is real I am done...wow

[slimeone]

I'm with OP on this one. That was a sickening display of major sociopathic tendencies by Matsuyama and makes me question the state of today's society/youth even more. The way he killed it without a second thought was just disgusting. We humans tend to be able to empathize with other mammals very well, but if we want to advance as a species, we need to realize that all lives matter. We share this planet with so many other beautiful creatures that are every bit as equal to us. Just because they mave have smaller brains or bodies does NOT mean they have less of a right to live. It is this type of shallow thinking that Matsuyama display that will be our ultimate downfall.

If this is real I am done...wow

TBH that post even had my head spinning and I'm the one that started all this. Somehow managed to seamlessly transition through satire, evolution, philosophy and ended with a reference to a dystopian future.

[KYMAR]

I'm with OP on this one. That was a sickening display of major sociopathic tendencies by Matsuyama and makes me question the state of today's society/youth even more. The way he killed it without a second thought was just disgusting. We humans tend to be able to empathize with other mammals very well, but if we want to advance as a species, we need to realize that all lives matter. We share this planet with so many other beautiful creatures that are every bit as equal to us. Just because they mave have smaller brains or bodies does NOT mean they have less of a right to live. It is this type of shallow thinking that Matsuyama display that will be our ultimate downfall.

 

sociopathic tendencies?

 

Bug killing= "ultimate downfall"?

 

Bugs have "rights"?

 

You've got some granola stuck in your unwashed beard.