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Of Course
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Of Course by amithaa_rdj May 17, 2022
Of Course
The “Of Course” refers to an unbelievable and unrealistic bounce primarily in the game of golf, but can be applied to almost any sport or activity. The “Of Course” shot should go out of bounds, in the water, a hazard, or somewhere unrealistic. Somehow this shot bounces in the fairway, green, or out of trouble into a fantastic lie. Every time this bounce, skip, or miracle happens your first reaction is “Of Course.”
Example: Gary is teeing of on a par three, hooks his shot into a tree, the ball then bounces into play off a rock near the water hazard, skips of the rock, and then ends up within two feet of the hole. This is a typical “Of Course” bounce.
Of Course by Dr. Chiefenstien December 11, 2013
Of course
Of course by LOG-ON-FOG-ON August 28, 2021
Of course
LOG-ON WAS STOPPED IN A TRAFFIC ROAD BLOCK & HE WAS RUDELY ASKED ? DO U HAVE A DRIVERS LICENSE AND HE REPLIED! OF COURSE
Of course by LOG-ON-FOG-ON August 28, 2021
of course my horse
of course my horse by luhumble October 30, 2009
Of-course fucking of-course
Brick Top: "I've got a bear-knuckle fight in a couple of days, I want to use the Pikey."
Turkish: "All right, of course."
Brick Top: "Of-course fucking of-course. I wasn't asking, I was telling."
Turkish: "All right, of course."
Brick Top: "Of-course fucking of-course. I wasn't asking, I was telling."
Of-course fucking of-course by Richard Munch December 7, 2004
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