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What does antifreeze have in common with golf balls?
This news arrived on: 01/11/2009
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01-15-2009 17:01
maggie wrote:
honey
that is sooooooooo disgusting. honey is only good for candy. it is bitter/sweet. the only way i would enjoy honey is to bash it with a golf club.
01-15-2009 00:43
bobbyr54 wrote:
Whacko again
This is in addition to the previous note. So there is obviously nothing in common between antifreeze and golfballs.
01-15-2009 00:42
bobbyr54 wrote:
Whacko again
You guys really seem whacko and don't know what you're talking about lately. Honey has never ever
been used in the making of golf balls. The centers of golf balls are made of some hard rubber
or metals like titanium.
Antifreeze, is made with ethylene or propylene glycols; materials that come from the petroleum industry. Honey had nothing to do with either of these products.
been used in the making of golf balls. The centers of golf balls are made of some hard rubber
or metals like titanium.
Antifreeze, is made with ethylene or propylene glycols; materials that come from the petroleum industry. Honey had nothing to do with either of these products.
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