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Every phrase The Masters may or may not have banned in addition to ‘dilly, dilly’

By Shea Corrigan

PHILADELPHIA, PA - JANUARY 21: A Philadelphia Eagles fan celebrates by holding up a Dilly Dilly sign during the NFC Championship Game between the Minnesota Vikings and the Philadelphia Eagles on January 21, 2018 at the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Minnesota Vikings by the score of 38-7. (Photo by Robin Alam/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
PHILADELPHIA, PA - JANUARY 21: A Philadelphia Eagles fan celebrates by holding up a Dilly Dilly sign during the NFC Championship Game between the Minnesota Vikings and the Philadelphia Eagles on January 21, 2018 at the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Minnesota Vikings by the score of 38-7. (Photo by Robin Alam/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) /
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The Masters have added ‘dilly, dilly’ to a list of banned phrases. Here are some others you should probably never say, just to be safe.

“Dilly, dilly” is a phrase, coined by Bud Light and popularized through an incessant inexplicably medieval-themed ad campaign, that certain types of people feel inclined to shout during certain sporting events. However, those people are not the organizers of The Masters, who have reportedly banned the shouting of the phrase, among others, at the only golf event anyone who would actually say “dilly, dilly” actually knows. If you shout “dilly, dilly” at The Masters, you will get kicked out of The Masters.

The PGA Tour apparently has quite a problem with fans getting disruptive on the course and while Big Golf can probably stand to loosen their collars some, this feels like a fair request. Arguably of greater public interest is the other phrases that will get you kicked out of The Masters, because again, banning the chanting of “dilly, dilly” seems like a policy every establishment should adopt.

So, until we find out what those other phrases are, here are a number of other phrases you should probably never say again, just to be safe.

  • Up for whatever.
  • Fresh. Smooth.
  • Waaaassupppp.
  • Time to create.
  • Can you hear me now?
  • Great strike, though!
  • Good roll!
  • That’s a NITBY!
  • Should have gone with a different club!
  • It’s your turn!
  • It’s just a chip and a putt!
  • What’s your score?!
  • Finish that off!
  • What are you going to do?
  • Who’s that? [to golfer] WHO ARE YOU?
  • Oh my god, it’s Tiger.
  • Where’s Sister Jean?
  • Golf is boring.
  • Wow, these prices really are from another era!
  • Where’s Tiger?
  • Can I move this flag?
  • Let’s circle back.
  • I just wanted to follow up.
  • I’m on my way.
  • I’m leaving now.
  • Will you get me a Bud Light?
  • No offense, but…
  • Awesome, thanks!

Godspeed to all attendants of The Masters. Probably best to stay silent, forever, and keep to golf claps.

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