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Brigitte Lockwo...
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I think Shakespeare would have made a great golfer !!!!!!  And a great TSG review writer......
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Anna Guss
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Ian Mullins
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Happy Birdie Brigitte.... can you see what I did there!
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John Amos
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In honour of the 450th anniversary of the year William Shakespeare was born, Brigitte, I hope that your game today is not played in a 'Tempest' and that it will not be 'The Comedy of Errors', or 'Love's Labour's Lost', or even 'Much Ado About Nothing', but instead, a case of 'All's Well That Ends Well'.... !!
I'm sure we will all look forward to reading about the 'History', perhaps some 'Comedy' , but I hope no 'Tragedy'.
Have a great day
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Brigitte Lockwo...
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John, well I am blown away by all these quotes, there we have our very own "TSG Shakespeare", Mr J. Amos......
Well there are lots of candles on the cake, but "The golden age is before us, not behind us" said the wise William S.
Thanks for the wishes
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Brigitte Lockwo...
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Ian, I look forward to lots of Birdies, it always improves the scorecard...
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John Amos
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Brigitte, I hope the cake and, indeed your day, has been just 'As You Like It'
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Brigitte Lockwo...
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Ian,
Well I like Birdie (or birdies), it improves the scorecard, need a few to get at the top the Leaderboard.
Thanks for the wishes.
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Steve 'The Powe...
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Alas and alack, William Shakespeare may not have been a good golfer - I heard he was bard, having read through the compleat works, there are few golfing references and lots of innuendo... but then again ' the pen is mightier than the sword'... might have been a misquote - suggesting that the best way to be succesful in royal families was to make 'good connections' rather than to go into battle...
Always good to read and read again - worth visiting 'The Round' for a good day out.
et tu Brigitte?
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David Allchorne
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What a funny othello you are john
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