We've all heard the phrase “pardon my French” before and wondered what the hell it actually means. Of course, it's an excuse for using profanity, but that still doesn't explain why the French are the ones we blame the profanity on. But after watching this interview with Frenchman Mike Lorenzo-Vera, now it all makes sense.
Following a third-round 69 at the European Tour's DP World Tour Championship, Lorenzo-Vera caught up with Sky Sports to assess his play. “I think I played better today than yesterday, some better shots all day long,” said Lorenzo-Vera, who is tied for the lead heading into Sunday with Jon Rahm. There was one shot in particular that the 34-year-old was critical of, and it came on his final hole of the day. He chose to hit driver off the 18th, which apparently turned out to be a poor choice. Listen carefully:
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“I think we f—ed it up a bit with the choice of club on 18, that was not driver. A b..

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Men carry themselves with an undeserved sense of confidence. We think we have Herculean powers, when in truth most of us have the vitality of those “before” photos in workout commercials. Does that stop us from flying to the sun? Of course not. It just makes the fall that much more spectacular.
Especially when the cameras are rolling.
Like they were at the Golf Exchange in Florence, Ky. this past week, where video caught an employee attempting to rack a golf bag on a raised shelf. It's clear from the get-go this fella needs the help of a ladder or chair, but no no no, he's a MAN, he's got this under control. All he has to do is reach a little higher, maybe stand on his toes …
FacebookPinterestThe domino effect? A defeat in itself. But life doesn't let you just take the losses; it grabs your occipital bone, looks you in the eye, and smushes your face into the earth. A sentiment perfectly encapsulated by that final God-forsaken grey bag…
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History will show that Carmelo Anthony made his long-awaited return to the NBA on Tuesday night (was it really “long-awaited”?), when his new team, the Portland Trail Blazers, lost 115-104 on the road in New Orleans. Melo was in peak Melo form, shooting 4-for-14 from the field and posting a +/- of -20 (!!).
But Melo did not truly return until Thursday night in Milwaukee, where he pulled out one of his patented Melo moves in another Portland loss to the Bucks. About halfway through the third quarter, with the Blazers trailing by 11, Milwaukee's Wes Matthews drove to the bucket and went for a layup, bricking it off the back iron. Melo jumped to grab the board and screamed “F— OUTTA HERE,” then dished the ball to Rodney Hood before getting it back at the other end and immediately shooting (and making) a three:
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This, my friends, is the most Melo sequence in Melo's career. My personal favorite part was the very beginning ..