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| 399.1 | | COMET::JACKSONTA | IMtheSAMEasYOUiJUSTdoTHEbestIcan | Fri Oct 26 1990 15:53 | 4 |
| What happens if you bust a "bad" ball on a tee shot? Does it blow
off your leg?
Tim
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| 399.2 | I usually use Top Flite, anyway. | SNDBOX::HAUSRATH | Too many projects, not enough time | Mon Oct 29 1990 07:11 | 11 |
| > Marlboro. The pro shop called the manufacturer, and their response
> was that it was a secret and they indicated that they would only
> release that information for medical reasons. They also warned about
For medical reasons... that's a good one. Help, I've accidentally
swallowed a golf ball, whats it made of?
Actually, I believe it's filled with a gas under pressure, don't know
what kind though.
/Jeff
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| 399.3 | able to leap tall buildings... | SHIRE::FINEUC1 | | Mon Oct 29 1990 07:32 | 12 |
| When I was a kid we used to get old golf balls and take the outer skin off 'em.
Underneath that skin was about 10 miles of very thin rubber-band like stuff.
(This was usually attached to a car or bicycle just for fun.)
Underneath *that* was beige or black core about the same diameter as a quarter.
That core would bounce like hell - reminds me of a Superball (tm) if you
remember them. You could bounce one of them suckers over a whole house!
Anyway, I don't know what is in the middle, but we're close! :^{)
rick ellis
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| 399.4 | | MCIS1::DHAMEL | She's my chicken pot pie | Mon Oct 29 1990 10:08 | 8 |
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The liquid in the center of a golf ball is the sweat from a heiffer on
drugs.
HTH.
Dickster
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| 399.5 | | QUASER::JOHNSTON | LegitimateSportingPurpose?E.S.A.D.! | Mon Oct 29 1990 15:54 | 10 |
| � The liquid in the center of a golf ball is the sweat from a heiffer on
� drugs.
DO NOT TAKE INTERNALLY
If taken internally, quickly put on a diaper, a cowboy hat, your wife's
high heels and walk quickly but carefully to your nearest veterinarian.
Mike JN
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| 399.6 | I'm not sure it was a Titlest | DELREY::KLAREN_JO | Watch out for that Gravitystorm! | Fri Nov 02 1990 13:00 | 24 |
| RE .3
I thought every kid growing up in America had to try an take everything
apart, golf balls included. It was one of the constant challenges of
growing up.
A buddy of mine and I were taking a golf ball apart in shop class in
grade school. When we got to the rubber ball benith all the rubber
bands, we had to find out what was inside. I suggested to cut it open
and a shop class offered lots of ways to do that. We put it in a vise
and I let my friend take it from there. He took a hammer and chisel to
it and much to our surprise it was filled with liquid that squirted out
all over the place.
I was glad I let my friend do the damage because the liquid had some
kind of acidic nature to it. He got a little bit in his eyes and the
shop teacher and I ran him down to the showers to flush out the eyes.
He was not in real pain and was fine after a few minutes, it just
burned a bit. As I remember it slightly irritated my skin.
I can't believe none of the rest of you did anything stupid like this
when you were a kid!!! %^)
JK
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| 399.7 | | CAM::WAY | Concrete & Steel -- Wanderers tight five | Fri Nov 02 1990 13:39 | 10 |
| > I can't believe none of the rest of you did anything stupid like this
> when you were a kid!!! %^)
I did lots of stupid things as a kid.
I do lots of stupid things as an adult.
I resemble that remark! 8^)
'Saw
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| 399.8 | Answer!!!!!!!!!!!!! | 25183::FANTASIA | | Thu Nov 08 1990 12:30 | 16 |
| Hello and thanks to all those that responded. The correct answer is
water and corn starch.
In response to what type of class this was for: It was the Sixth grade
class in Hudson, MA. Apparently cable channel 61 has a contest for
students of various schools on their show called the "Sports Plan".
The first school that calls in with the correct answer wins a prize.
The prize is usually something like a T-Shirt or baseball cap.
Thanks Again
Frank
My son's school was not the first one to call in with the correct
answer.
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