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Any difference between a hacker and a cracker?
Since nobody understands,
does it even matter anymore?
It's lost it's meaning.
White hat ''hacker''…
or scratch?
In common usage, "scratch golfer" means that the golfer being referred to has a handicap of 0 or below. Among golfers who don't have handicaps, references to "scratch golfer" are to a golfer whose average score for a round of golf is par or better. When used by golfers discussing handicaps, "scratch golfer" is sometimes shortened to just "scratch."
"Hacker" is something no golfer ever wants to be called. Hacker is a derogatory term in golf that means: someone who rarely plays golf so is quite bad when they do; generally, any golfer who is just not very good at it; a mediocre or poor golfer who displays bad golf etiquette and/or poor sportsmanship.
If you attest a scorecard that is inaccurate you get disqualified.
If a fraudulant ballot tally is certified… the penalty should be disqualification.
But that's just how gentlemen play.
When playing against ghetto kids and hoodrats, who knows what the fuck rules apply.
I lived and breathed competitive golf for about 10 years. First two jobs were at the local municipal course, and the country club. Played free eveyday.
Scratch at 16 years old.
Did anyone here ever figure out what those helicopter teams that landed on the street at night in LA confiscated?
Q+, if you take part in the hearing… hit them hard.
Time to get this show on the road.
YOU DA MAN!!!