Displaced Texan

As a former drunken sailor, I find that quite offensive.

I think I need a new pair of underwear...MVIS bounced off $22.38 in after hours trading. I think this is set up for a run tomorrow...I know there are a lot of short shares out there. I canx my sell order for my remaining shares at $24, in going to reevaluate that number tonight.

Good news for MVIS: https://www.marketwatch.com/press-release/microvision-inc-announces-progress-on-its-automotive-long-range-lidar-a-sample-2021-02-10

I use that and Stocktwits

Sold 50% of my MVIS shares at $16/share today. Letting the rest ride. Daddy needs a new RS3....

MVIS is having a good day too. It was $15.28 earlier. I set a sell order for 50% of my shares at $16.00

Nope. The frame is the firearm. Parts kits, slides, barrels are not.

Stopped snowing. The stuff on the sidewalks in my hood is messy. Slushy. Wet. Gets nasty as hell when it refreezes. Thankfully I was able to get most of it up around my block.

Pro tip #3 Address the ball EXACTLY the same way each and EVERY time you set up your shot. If you waggle your ass 3 times before lining up the shot, then by God, waggle your ass 3x EVERY DAMN TIME you address the ball. Whatever your particular ritual is, do the same thing every time. The mechanics of golf is much about muscle memory and developing consistency. Consistency comes from performing the same rituals every time you address the ball. I know this sounds stupid, but it works. Be consistent.

Pro tip #2. Read a book called ‘Combat Golf’. Written by an ex-mil special forces guy. It’s out of print but you can usually find it on the used market. The principles are fairly simple. The military teaches you to do small things at first, in order to give you confidence to do big things. Master the small things, and you’ll master the bigger things. One of my favorite drills in that book is about putting, and it’s a great example. Every evening, set up in your house a 2’ putt. The idea is to hit 100 in a row. When you do, you’re done for the night. When you learn to hit 100 in a row for 4-5 days straight, move back to 3’. And so on. The idea is that mechanically, there is no difference between a 2’ putt and a 10’ putt. Obviously this leaves out the variables of reading a green, but the MECHANICS are all the same.

Here too. I’d say 4” or so, but it’s nasty, slushy messy stuff on the walks. I’m going to make the first cleanup pass around the ‘hood shortly. Maybe minimize it turning to a chunk of ice tonight.

It’s amazing what fitted clubs will do for your game. Pro tip: when you go to the driving range, bring ONE CLUB ONLY to that session. Whatever the ‘club of the day’ is...bring it, and leave everything else at home. It forces you to concentrate on learning to hit THAT club. No temptations to switch when you get frustrated. Thats what my college coach used to make us do.

Extended to 7 I heard

Started as rain here and quickly turned to heavy snow. We are in the 6-10” zone, so we’ll see what happens.

Howdy, and welcome to the forum.

Prime rifle range real estate

Golf. A great way to fuck up a perfectly good walk.

I had a scholarship to play in college. Haven’t played in decades.

At least he used a good quality wrench.

Only if I fold it in half

Wife just sent me this. We are in the 6”-10” zone.

Looks like it’s been beaten with a Tapco catalogue

Fly baby, fly!!!!

Yeah, but i bought that stock at $.29/share with a little fun money......as I said in the beginning of this thread, I have my Edward Jones guy invest my real money.

MVIS did well too. I expect this to be $15 by March.