Pooch Cafe by Paul Gilligan for April 16, 2011

I have absolutely no idea what Chazz means by his comment. Anybody got an idea?

Poncho is playing a Golf video came…what he means by Gandhi…I haven’t a clue.

If that wasn’t said in jest, Hillbillyman, that’s pretty scary…

For passive resistance to work he has to be in an environment where it’ll work. Simply a golf term for the need to use the correct club (or tool) or as a handiman would say “to succeed you have to have the right tool for the right job”. Ghandi was the “father” of India, freeing India from 150 yrs of being a colony of England. His use of passive resistance worked because he knew when & how to apply it. Using the name Ghandi was a minor insult. Or major depending on one’s point of view.

Calling Poncho Gahdhi wasn’t an insult, Chazz was being sarcastic.

I think Chazz is just pointing out there’s a difference between passive resistance and sitting on the couch playing a video game.

“Can’t” is a bit strong. As long as you don’t ground the club (http://www.leaderboard.com/GLOSSARY_GROUNDING), using a putter, or any other club in your bag, to strike the ball in a sand trap is perfectly legal, but most use a sand wedge, the club designed for that purpose.

I don’t think you will get the same effect as Gandhi did, Poncho.

hes comparing poncho to gandhi, the ultimate passive resister, and telling him he can’t use the putter from the sand trap in his VIDEO GAME

You may use any club, any time, anywhere, but you can’t ground your club in any hazard. There are no rules about which club you have to use in any situation.

You can’t win this one, Poncho! LOL