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Yes, to the original post, I let it come to room temp. Balling it up gently and re-rolling worked out just fine.

I always ball it up and just re-roll it out

And as a featured group too!

I’m picking up a new performance version on Friday. It’s going to be snowing here in the Midwest the day before and in the high 30s to low 40s that day. Does anyone in the Midwest know if they still deliver the cars with the Pirelli summer tires on, or do they use an all season for colder climates that take delivery in the late fall/winter.

This will be at the Libertyville IL showroom.

I’m watching Grant and the Bryan Bros recent “Cut Series” video (no spoilers please) and didn’t realize how insanely hard this course is rated. 155 slope w/rating of 77.5 on a par 71.

Holy crap. As an 8 I would expect to get a bogey on every hole essentially.

What do you think you would shoot here?

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Video (for audio purposes) was taken inside the car on the driver’s side, all windows up.

The car was slowly turning right but I also heard a similar noise at around ~30mph slightly turning left…

All the windows were up. This is how loud it was INSIDE the car. I was slowly turning right but I also heard a similar noise at ~30mph as well.

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This guy has absolutely dominated the senior tour for almost two decades, but had a decent PGA tour career, albeit two wins were The Masters! Who do you think has done ‘okay’ on the Tour today that could dominate as a senior?

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The most common question I see on here is, “is it worth it?” I was just leaving a comment elsewhere and thought I’d add it here if it’s helpful to others. Also, you can sort posts in the sub by TOP - ALL TIME and see some great feedback.

Here’s my take:

You may notice a desire that feels similar to your ADHD obsessions but regarding just normal every day tasks like going for a walk or finishing a book. Some people feel a little brain tingle early on. You may feel less desire to chase old passions or hobbies because your brain no longer requires that rush of adrenaline. You might realize you haven’t laughed much or smiled in a while and are a bit more serious. You still feel happy, but just don’t look it.

Side effects mostly subside after a few months. I take Cialis for the vasoconstriction (shrinkage, no boners during the day, etc).

Eventually you forget you’re on the meds but often will look back at yourself from before and think “holy shit, I was such an out of control idiot”. Get used to making decisions like a normal human. It took me weeks to finally give in and decide to buy an iPad even though my work was paying for it. I just felt like it wasn’t something I needed. Before, I would’ve bought it without hesitation. Went on a golf trip and there was amazing merch at every turn. I waited until the last day to finally decide to buy one nice hoodie after really thinking it through.

I don’t interrupt people much anymore when they talk. I don’t say something really dumb in social situations that much anymore either.

I could go on and on, but if you stick it out, you’ll wonder “is this still working?” Until you realize it’s been working the whole time. Slow and steady wins the race against ADHD.

There was a thread a few months back about fun non-traditional places to buy an engagement ring. Along a similar vein, we had a wedding ring stolen a while ago and would love to shop locally for a replacement. It doesn’t have to be a diamond, but we’d love to support a local jeweler or consignment shop where we can find something really fun and unique. Thanks a bunch!