I kinda already see a clear winner this week.

It's the alligator from Disney, isn't it?

It's the alligator from Disney, isn't it?

Thank you Darkside.

People that cut my pizza wrong.

People that don't get it. And also people that don't get the concept of the poll.

Who are you going to go see?

Relax friend, sorry I don't get your concept. Care to explain or should newer members just stay out and be quiet?

Relax friend, sorry I don't get your concept. Care to explain or should newer members just stay out and be quiet?

George Hamilton.

Damn. I forgot how this worked.

I'll try harder.

Ticketmaster.

Again.

The really tan actor?

There will be a poll to vote on the top douchebag of the past week.

Seconded. I just tried to use my free tickets and all of the sudden nothing is available in Tinley Park. If anyone lives outside of Chicago and wants tickets to somewhere on here: http://concerts.livenation.com/microsite/settlement - PM me and I'll give you some cause there's no way I will be able to use all of mine by May 2017, especially when it is only a summer venue.

You'll still fail miserably.

Great party last weekend, Bernie!

Thanks for the straight forward answer Peeps. I get it now.

The parents of the alligator.

Let me throw in the USGA for their "ruling" on Dustin Johnson.

If you weren't watching the US Open, Johnson was on the 5th hole ready to putt out, and was doing some practice putts next to the ball like the golfers like to do. He then goes back behind the ball, without grounding the club, and the ball rolls back towards the putter about a twelfth of a turn. Johnson calls over the official and says, this ball moved back towards my putter, I didn't ground it, what should we do? Official says, you are good to go, you didn't cause it to move, putt freely. He does.

Later, the USGA comes over and talks to him between holes and asks him, was there any event other than your actions that could have caused the ball to move? Johnson says, I don't know, but I didn't cause it to move. They say, well, we don't want to interrupt your game, but we're going to talk to you after the 18th about this and you may be assessed a penalty stroke, so keep that in mind as you play the rest of the round.

I really don't know of any officiating committee that would see a penalty and then decide to ignore it based upon the comments of the player involved. They need to call it a penalty then and there, or let it go. The rest of the round, he doesn't know if it counts and all of the other chasers don't know if it counts. What if he finishes 18 up by one? Is he really going to talk the USGA out of applying the penalty? The rest of the field would be incensed.

And after they have been taken to task by Nicklaus, Woods, McIlroy, Speith, and who knows how many other legendary golfers, the USGA refuses to admit they made a mistake by not ruling at the time. They offer "regret for the distraction."

Could you imagine a hockey game for example where a team scores, but the officials say, we'll review this after the game. You're up 3-2, but maybe it is tied 2-2? Does the other team pull the goalie or believe the penalty will be applied? Ridiculous.