What pro golf tourney did Chris Fehn Drummer of Slipknot tea off in A)Master, B)Rider, C)Britsh Open D)US Open
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By the name I would guess he is European or British so I would say the British Open  I do not recognize his name so I doubt he would have been good enough for the Ryder Cup - and certainly not the US Open or Masters which require great performance on the US PGA Tour.
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HAHA this was so hilarious last night. The answer is 'leg' but we all know what we thought was gonna go there ('c---').  Did I win?
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For make benefit of glorius game the fantasy golf.  \n\nSeason's over, Borat.  \n\nMix in some grammar so we get the question.
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Jim Courier (USA) [1]          def. Petr Korda (CZE) [7]               7-5 6-2 6-1
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9. He persuaded his son "to" give up smoking...\n\n10. I’d like to apply "for" the sales manager position at your company\n\n11. As he is afraid of flying, he never travels by plane\n\n12. The tree was "the" biggest one on the hill.\n\n13. He works eight hours "a" day at the library.
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The answer is B.  \n\nA compound sentence can be taken apart to form two complete sentences:\n\nSue gave Jim a new racket.  He left for the tennis courts.
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at the same time?\n\nwith- I played outside with my best friend's dog.\nto- I wanted to run around.\nboth- I wanted to ride my bike with my best friend on Saturday.
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B\nC\nA \nD\n\nYou can bank on it!!!\n\nPS: Don't listen to the guy who answered after me... He took a class about "Vegetables" at his university!!
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miller\nlee\nwarren\nbrown\nchang\nmcbride
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1.) B\n2.) D\n3.) C\n4.) E\n5.) E\n6.) E\n7.) A
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I go with C. \n\na) Chickens don't fly very well.\nb)Water is denser than air, and mercury is denser than water. It's true.\nd)But, if the cat is drunk it won't land on it's feet.
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Dick plays with Bush Chenney plays with George. And then in the final dick plays with chenney. Bush resigns and George becomes the third best competitor.
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DADA TRYING TO ENTER TEAM.\n\nHE PLANS TO PLAY COUNTY WITH NORTHAMPS FOR 5 WEEKS.\n\nA GOOD GESTURE BY DADA.\n\nLET US BLESS HIM.
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Here's all the players that made the cut, where they finished and the money that they made:\n\nYear Player Finish To Par Score Dollars \n1998 Stuart Appleby Win -10 70-63-69-72 = 274 360,000.00 \n1998 Scott Hoch 2 -9 69-68-68-70 = 275 216,000.00 \n1998 Mark O'Meara T-3 -6 68-70-71-69 = 278 90,200.00 \n1998 Brad Fabel T-3 -6 69-66-70-73 = 278 90,200.00 \n1998 Clark Dennis T-3 -6 70-65-70-73 = 278 90,200.00 \n1998 Tommy Tolles T-3 -6 70-68-66-74 = 278 90,200.00 \n1998 Fred Funk T-3 -6 64-66-71-77 = 278 90,200.00 \n1998 Steve Stricker T-8 -5 70-69-71-69 = 279 58,000.00 \n1998 Hal Sutton T-8 -5 69-69-69-72 = 279 58,000.00 \n1998 Craig Parry T-8 -5 67-66-76-70 = 279 58,000.00 \n1998 Blaine McCallister T-11 -4 70-71-70-69 = 280 48,000.00 \n1998 Steve Flesch T-11 -4 69-68-74-69 = 280 48,000.00 \n1998 Dudley Hart 13 -3 69-71-71-70 = 281 42,000.00 \n1998 John Adams T-14 -2 71-69-72-70 = 282 32,000.00 \n1998 Craig Barlow T-14 -2 71-71-73-67 = 282 32,000.00 \n1998 Willie Wood T-14 -2 73-66-70-73 = 282 32,000.00 \n1998 Ronnie Black T-14 -2 68-68-72-74 = 282 32,000.00 \n1998 Kenny Perry T-14 -2 70-68-74-70 = 282 32,000.00 \n1998 Larry Mize T-14 -2 75-67-72-68 = 282 32,000.00 \n1998 Chris DiMarco T-14 -2 68-65-70-79 = 282 32,000.00 \n1998 Loren Roberts T-21 -1 71-69-70-73 = 283 21,600.00 \n1998 Joe Durant T-21 -1 69-66-74-74 = 283 21,600.00 \n1998 Jay Don Blake T-21 -1 68-70-70-75 = 283 21,600.00 \n1998 Lee Janzen T-21 -1 71-64-79-69 = 283 21,600.00 \n1998 Jerry Kelly T-25 Even 69-72-72-71 = 284 13,718.18 \n1998 Barry Cheesman T-25 Even 72-70-70-72 = 284 13,718.18 \n1998 Jim McGovern T-25 Even 70-70-73-71 = 284 13,718.19 \n1998 Chris Perry T-25 Even 65-74-70-75 = 284 13,718.18 \n1998 Esteban Toledo T-25 Even 69-69-71-75 = 284 13,718.18 \n1998 Joe Ozaki T-25 Even 71-68-70-75 = 284 13,718.18 \n1998 Scott Simpson T-25 Even 71-68-70-75 = 284 13,718.18 \n1998 Justin Leonard T-25 Even 68-67-76-73 = 284 13,718.18 \n1998 Sandy Lyle T-25 Even 70-68-70-76 = 284 13,718.18 \n1998 Lee Porter T-25 Even 72-68-76-68 = 284 13,718.19 \n1998 Dan Forsman T-25 Even 68-69-70-77 = 284 13,718.18 \n1998 J.L. Lewis T-36 +1 67-74-73-71 = 285 9,216.67 \n1998 Brent Geiberger T-36 +1 69-69-73-74 = 285 9,216.66 \n1998 Trevor Dodds T-36 +1 69-70-74-72 = 285 9,216.66 \n1998 Bruce Fleisher T-36 +1 72-70-74-69 = 285 9,216.67 \n1998 Mike Springer T-36 +1 71-70-75-69 = 285 9,216.67 \n1998 Tommy Armour III T-36 +1 67-70-76-72 = 285 9,216.67 \n1998 Jay Haas T-42 +2 69-72-73-72 = 286 5,913.34 \n1998 Jonathan Kaye T-42 +2 70-71-72-73 = 286 5,913.33 \n1998 Joey Sindelar T-42 +2 71-71-71-73 = 286 5,913.33 \n1998 Lee Rinker T-42 +2 71-71-74-70 = 286 5,913.34 \n1998 Glen Hnatiuk T-42 +2 74-67-72-73 = 286 5,913.33 \n1998 P.H. Horgan III T-42 +2 74-68-72-72 = 286 5,913.33 \n1998 Franklin Langham T-42 +2 74-68-72-72 = 286 5,913.34 \n1998 Vijay Singh T-42 +2 70-72-75-69 = 286 5,913.34 \n1998 Mike Weir T-42 +2 67-69-73-77 = 286 5,913.33 \n1998 Michael Muehr T-42 +2 70-69-70-77 = 286 5,913.33 \n1998 Brad Elder T-42 +2 71-63-78-74 = 286 5,913.33 \n1998 Tom Pernice, Jr. T-42 +2 69-70-68-79 = 286 5,913.33 \n1998 Donnie Hammond T-54 +3 70-69-74-74 = 287 4,600.00 \n1998 Woody Austin T-54 +3 68-69-73-77 = 287 4,600.00 \n1998 Brett Quigley T-54 +3 68-69-73-77 = 287 4,600.00 \n1998 Jimmy Johnston T-57 +4 68-70-76-74 = 288 4,460.00 \n1998 Billy Ray Brown T-57 +4 69-73-76-70 = 288 4,460.00 \n1998 Dave Barr T-57 +4 70-68-77-73 = 288 4,460.00 \n1998 Kelly Gibson T-57 +4 71-68-70-79 = 288 4,460.00 \n1998 Tom Byrum T-61 +5 71-70-74-74 = 289 4,280.00 \n1998 Jesper Parnevik T-61 +5 69-71-75-74 = 289 4,280.00 \n1998 Joe Daley T-61 +5 72-70-72-75 = 289 4,280.00 \n1998 Mike Small T-61 +5 68-71-74-76 = 289 4,280.00 \n1998 Doug Barron T-61 +5 70-72-69-78 = 289 4,280.00 \n1998 Tom Lehman T-66 +6 71-66-77-76 = 290 4,120.00 \n1998 Scott Gump T-66 +6 73-69-71-77 = 290 4,120.00 \n1998 Brian Kamm T-66 +6 69-66-78-77 = 290 4,120.00 \n1998 Hugh Royer III 69 +7 71-70-76-74 = 291 4,040.00 \n1998 Bobby Wadkins T-7
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dead.  what a loss for the music world\nb
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Tom Watson\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Masters_golf_tournament\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Watson_%28golfer%29
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Tiger played really well all week. He hit a lot of fairways and a lot of greens. Yesterday, unfortunately, his putter abandoned him. During the first 3 days, he averaged around 26 putts/round. Yesterday, he needed 33 putts. In fact, I can almost guarantee that, as he was finishing his round yesterday, he was thinking that he should have won the tournament by about 4-5 shots.