As most people know - or should know - water restrictors reduce the flow output of the water by reducing the space the water flows through. They do not reduce the pressure of the water leaving the faucet - if installed correctly. There is no "drip-drip-drip" unless there's a leak in the supply line or there is a serious reduction of water pressure. It is the same for most shower heads with restrictors inside them. The washing machine nonsense is another fairy tale, as are his dishwasher ramblings. As if he's ever installed a faucet, or even washed laundry or dishes ever in his life.
When Trump burbles about crap like this, he reminds me of that king of crusty curmudgeons, Andy Rooney. Andy was grumpy and could have taken a lawn mower to his eyebrows but he never wore as much make-up as Trump.
As most people know - or should know - water restrictors reduce the flow output of the water by reducing the space the water flows through. They do not reduce the pressure of the water leaving the faucet - at least not substantially. There is no "drip-drip-drip" unless there's a leak in the supply line or there is a serious reduction of water pressure. It is the same for most shower heads with restrictors inside them. The washing machine nonsense is another fairy tale, as are his dishwasher ramblings. As if he's ever installed a faucet, or even washed laundry or dishes ever in his life.
I love this one. It reduces flow, but not pressure. This is due to Pascal's Law (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascal's_law). Physics and science are real, and they have applications in everyday life that makes things better.
As most people know - or should know - water restrictors reduce the flow output of the water by reducing the space the water flows through. They do not reduce the pressure of the water leaving the faucet - at least not substantially. There is no "drip-drip-drip" unless there's a leak in the supply line or there is a serious reduction of water pressure. It is the same for most shower heads with restrictors inside them. The washing machine nonsense is another fairy tale, as are his dishwasher ramblings. As if he's ever installed a faucet, or even washed laundry or dishes ever in his life.
The amusing thing is that he surely ordered water restrictors be used in all of this hotels to reduce the water bill.
As for the abundance of water he believes we have, I guess he forgot to tell it to rain in a few places recently (map as of Tuesday).
So in fairness to Donnie... the text of the post removes his comments on "restrictors". That doesn't help much when you listen to his insane rambling...
Yeah...this is the guy 40%+ of the country wants to put in charge.
As most people know - or should know - water restrictors reduce the flow output of the water by reducing the space the water flows through. They do not reduce the pressure of the water leaving the faucet - if installed correctly. There is no "drip-drip-drip" unless there's a leak in the supply line or there is a serious reduction of water pressure. It is the same for most shower heads with restrictors inside them. The washing machine nonsense is another fairy tale, as are his dishwasher ramblings. As if he's ever installed a faucet, or even washed laundry or dishes ever in his life.
No wonder he sends his son-in-law to "fix the Middle East."
So in fairness to Donnie... the text of the post removes his comments on "restrictors". That doesn't help much when you listen to his insane rambling...
Yeah...this is the guy 40%+ of the country wants to put in charge.
Golf is a disgusting waste of real estate and resources.
In areas where grass doesn't grow naturally, amen. Looking at you, California.
In areas with great rain I've seen farmers with large areas not being needed for whatever reason turning an area into a 9-hole or whatever. A little extra income or farmers isn't a bad thing if they're OK with it.
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Jul 24, 2024 - 4:13pm
rgio wrote:
So this is out on YouTube... Bryson DeChambeau has a series called "Break 50". He and a guest attempt to break 50 as a 2-person scramble (both hit...take best...both play from there...repeat).
Yesterday they released one with Trump
Some thoughts after watching the first 5 holes.
Trump hits the ball well for someone his age. That said, any suggestion that he's breaking par is laughable.
Trump is not a good putter. He's only winning club championships if nobody wants to beat him.
Trump looks old standing there watching Bryson. Good for 79... but his "relaxed" moments show his age. It shows how good he is when on stage. Win or lose in November, he's gonna look old in a few years (like Joe). 80s is a brutal decade.
He has played a lot of golf, but he doesn't "understand" the game. His comments and questions to Bryson lack the depth of anyone who played serious golf.
Finally... he just can't tell the truth. Turnberry is a great course, but it's not number 1 in the world on any list. He says it 3 times in 10 minutes. He never tells the truth.
...He could easily be better with a little focus, the actual story is impressive but overshadowed by the lies, and everyone sees what's really going on but two camps have vastly different opinions on what is 'real'. It's pretty much a metaphor for everything trump.
What's amazing isn't that he won several club championships this year... it's that you can't find anyone who lost to him.
I don't know that he's gonna get any better... muscles just don't learn fluid movement at 80. That hitch at the end of the putting stroke is unique for sure.
So this is out on YouTube... Bryson DeChambeau has a series called "Break 50". He and a guest attempt to break 50 as a 2-person scramble (both hit...take best...both play from there...repeat).
Yesterday they released one with Trump
Some thoughts after watching the first 5 holes.
Trump hits the ball well for someone his age. That said, any suggestion that he's breaking par is laughable.
Trump is not a good putter. He's only winning club championships if nobody wants to beat him.
Trump looks old standing there watching Bryson. Good for 79... but his "relaxed" moments show his age. It shows how good he is when on stage. Win or lose in November, he's gonna look old in a few years (like Joe). 80s is a brutal decade.
He has played a lot of golf, but he doesn't "understand" the game. His comments and questions to Bryson lack the depth of anyone who played serious golf.
Finally... he just can't tell the truth. Turnberry is a great course, but it's not number 1 in the world on any list. He says it 3 times in 10 minutes. He never tells the truth.
his putting needs work - what is that little flip he does at the end of the stroke? How the hell does he have any short game? 5:42 - the kids at the putt putt course are smoother than that. That said, his drives are good for any amateur, and actually pretty impressive for a 79 year old. I'm not that good off a tee. All this is not really surprising though - he golfs a lot, and he focuses on the showy part and ignores the minutia and important details. He has yes men and handlers that 'give him' the last few feet because "you're basically there already sir". Then he lies to either convince himself or others that he's mastered the game. He could easily be better with a little focus, the actual story is impressive but overshadowed by the lies, and everyone sees what's really going on but two camps have vastly different opinions on what is 'real'. It's pretty much a metaphor for everything trump.
So this is out on YouTube... Bryson DeChambeau has a series called "Break 50". He and a guest attempt to break 50 as a 2-person scramble (both hit...take best...both play from there...repeat).
Yesterday they released one with Trump
Some thoughts after watching the first 5 holes.
Trump hits the ball well for someone his age. That said, any suggestion that he's breaking par is laughable.
Trump is not a good putter. He's only winning club championships if nobody wants to beat him.
Trump looks old standing there watching Bryson. Good for 79... but his "relaxed" moments show his age. It shows how good he is when on stage. Win or lose in November, he's gonna look old in a few years (like Joe). 80s is a brutal decade.
He has played a lot of golf, but he doesn't "understand" the game. His comments and questions to Bryson lack the depth of anyone who played serious golf.
Finally... he just can't tell the truth. Turnberry is a great course, but it's not number 1 in the world on any list. He says it 3 times in 10 minutes. He never tells the truth.
