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Toby Kimball
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Lets face it.. Call it like it is..For those of us who remember Toby/Wes/Calvin M/Dr J and others mentioned in this thread playing at the Old FieldHouse.. We're all on the "Back Nine" of Life.. Just not sure which hole!!..LOL
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True.
Though some of us get glorified titles for years of service or for celebrity status.
Professor "Emeritus." "Honorary" Mayor of Derby or "Honorary" degree from Yale for a person who maybe never went to college. "Keys to the City," is another one.
In the UK, a "distinguished" person gets "knighted." And , a distinguished female actress gets the title "Dame."
For the rest of us, what? Maybe "Boneyarder for Life?" Actually, we have the privilege of self-designating ourselves by our screen names.
You mentioned golf. I would think being able to get in the cart without assistance, and being able to walk the entire course, would be something to glad for.
Though some of us get glorified titles for years of service or for celebrity status.
Professor "Emeritus." "Honorary" Mayor of Derby or "Honorary" degree from Yale for a person who maybe never went to college. "Keys to the City," is another one.
In the UK, a "distinguished" person gets "knighted." And , a distinguished female actress gets the title "Dame."
For the rest of us, what? Maybe "Boneyarder for Life?" Actually, we have the privilege of self-designating ourselves by our screen names.
You mentioned golf. I would think being able to get in the cart without assistance, and being able to walk the entire course, would be something to glad for.
About to do that.. 12:50 tee time..I have found using "optic yellow" balls helps speed up the pace of play..Easier to find..True.
Though some of us get glorified titles for years of service or for celebrity status.
Professor "Emeritus." "Honorary" Mayor of Derby or "Honorary" degree from Yale for a person who maybe never went to college. "Keys to the City," is another one.
In the UK, a "distinguished" person gets "knighted." And , a distinguished female actress gets the title "Dame."
For the rest of us, what? Maybe "Boneyarder for Life?" Actually, we have the privilege of self-designating ourselves by our screen names.
You mentioned golf. I would think being able to get in the cart without assistance, and being able to walk the entire course, would be something to glad for.