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Garland may have had the correct answer but Jon W had the best one... P.S. I've never heard the slow time/fast time thing before. What does that make MST and PST?
I’m kinda proud of banging one in against a frozen pin on November 29th. Didn’t hurt that it was 6 man wolf.
I had asked JK if he wanted to have lunch while I was here but he decided to leave town so he didn’t have to bother with me.
Quote from: Tommy Williamsen on September 19, 2019, 03:13:08 PMI had asked JK if he wanted to have lunch while I was here but he decided to leave town so he didn’t have to bother with me.Not to worry Tommy. The legend didn't grant me an audience either during my only visit there. Despite 3" of rain the night before, I thoroughly enjoyed the course.
Hmm,I'm guessing I'll have to cancel that Indiana trip I had all scheduled and booked? Pity! P.S. I guess i'm just slow cause i'm not getting the slow/fast time thing yet...
Quote from: Kalen Braley on September 19, 2019, 06:23:10 PMHmm,I'm guessing I'll have to cancel that Indiana trip I had all scheduled and booked? Pity! P.S. I guess i'm just slow cause i'm not getting the slow/fast time thing yet...Eastern Indiana is eastern time zone. Western is central time zone.Time has already past to an hour later in the east than the west. I.e. fast time. Happens in the Dakotas too, but zones are central and mountain.
Quote from: Garland Bayley on September 19, 2019, 11:01:51 PMQuote from: Kalen Braley on September 19, 2019, 06:23:10 PMHmm,I'm guessing I'll have to cancel that Indiana trip I had all scheduled and booked? Pity! P.S. I guess i'm just slow cause i'm not getting the slow/fast time thing yet...Eastern Indiana is eastern time zone. Western is central time zone.Time has already past to an hour later in the east than the west. I.e. fast time. Happens in the Dakotas too, but zones are central and mountain.It happens in Kentucky and Tennessee as well. Not sure they use the same nomenclature though.