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Chris s
02-20-10, 03:47 PM
And in the spirit of Tiger Woods


http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f250/C3Racing/golf_trophy.jpg


skiahh
02-20-10, 05:39 PM
... should never have happened. Stupid. The whole damn thing.

AnthonyG
02-20-10, 06:12 PM
Someone remind my WHY this is the MOST IMPORTANT news story across the world.:notamused:

Things like this make me worry for the future of the human race.:o

Anthony


Chris s
02-20-10, 06:44 PM
... should never have happened. Stupid. The whole damn thing.

He maned up and owned it for the most part!!

Chris s
02-20-10, 06:49 PM
Someone remind my WHY this is the MOST IMPORTANT news story across the world.:notamused:

Things like this make me worry for the future of the human race.:o

Anthony

Yeah no **** !! hardly anything news wise when a plain crashed into a IRS building , but yet " Oh what is Tiger gonna say "

What about all the needy peeps out of a job that got laid off ? **** all that celibrity news .. America has more Issues than that BS.

doctortalk121
02-21-10, 12:02 PM
guess it was a slow news day.

Someone remind my WHY this is the MOST IMPORTANT news story across the world.

trsidn
02-21-10, 12:17 PM
He maned up and owned it for the most part!!

Damage control, nothing more...

coasting
02-21-10, 12:18 PM
everyone is sorry. i'm sorry too.

ilikebikes
02-21-10, 01:30 PM
everyone is sorry. i'm sorry too.

I'm not.

nivekdodge
02-21-10, 01:40 PM
He maned up and owned it for the most part!!

Sunday after the driveway incident would have been man-ing up. Denial for months is not Man-ing up.

shouldberiding
02-21-10, 04:05 PM
He maned up and owned it for the most part!!
A real man wouldn't have cheated on his wife in the first place.

ilikebikes
02-21-10, 07:05 PM
Tiger Woods is not a man in any way shape or form, he had it all and still wasn't satisfied, what a dick.

Daspydyr
02-21-10, 07:52 PM
Yawn! NOT manning up, positioning for a come back.

SPlKE
02-21-10, 08:02 PM
This is just the first step in the "healing" for Tiger and all those he hurt, me included.

Now, since he won't be getting laid any time in the foreseeable future -- by his wife or his fckbuddies -- he's probably going to face the urge to masturbate.

We, and his sponsors, have a right to know if he has masturbated, and more importantly, if he has been having impure thoughts.

As fans, and as people who model our roles on athletes, we have a right to know.

Alfster
02-21-10, 08:10 PM
Tiger Woods is not a man in any way shape or form, he had it all and still wasn't satisfied, what a dick.

That's a pretty harsh judgement. A man / woman is defined by their actions. Woods made some seriously bad errors in judgement, however he seems to understand the severity of his mistakes and is taking steps to correct his behaviour ... at least, that's how it appears. Time will tell.

To play the devil's advocate, most people don't have the tools to deal with the excesses and stress that celebrity comes with. I've always seen celebrity, especially since the onslaught of the modern paparazzi, as equivalent to being sentenced to a luxury prison. There is no amount of money that would convince me to give up my anonimoty and privacy that I currently enjoy. We've been lucky to witness golf's most brilliant player during our lifetime, yet we seem to take great pleasure in his misfortunes when he falls down.

SPlKE
02-21-10, 08:27 PM
http://www.amazon.com/Dead-Solid-Perfect-Dan-Jenkins/dp/0385498853Tiger is a gifted golfer and a world-class screwer, as have been many of his predecessors.

The only thing that has been "damaged" and needs to be "healed" is his role as a mega-monster-marketing-machine for the money-grubbing likes of Nike, Buick, etc etc etc.

I don't give a crap what goes on in his hotel rooms or in his bedroom at home. Nobody else should care either.

When the hell did professional golf become about "family values"?

Frankly, all this hand-wringing, tearful concern is so effing phony, it makes my hair hurt.


This is pro golf:

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51VS5M0TKFL._BO2,204,203,200_PIsitb-sticker-arrow-click,TopRight,35,-76_AA240_SH20_OU01_.jpg

Siu Blue Wind
02-21-10, 08:30 PM
To play the devil's advocate, most people don't have the tools to deal with the excesses and stress that celebrity comes with. I've always seen celebrity, especially since the onslaught of the modern paparazzi, as equivalent to being sentenced to a luxury prison. There is no amount of money that would convince me to give up my anonimoty and privacy that I currently enjoy. We've been lucky to witness golf's most brilliant player during our lifetime, yet we seem to take great pleasure in his misfortunes when he falls down.

Agreed.

Keep thinking about the child stars that never had a childhood or ended up being druggies or losers later on in life.

Spreggy
02-21-10, 08:31 PM
I would wager that at least half of you would fall should you be faced with that much action.

Alfster
02-21-10, 08:32 PM
Tiger is a gifted golfer and a world-class screwer, as have been many of his predecessors.

The only thing that has been "damaged" and needs to be "healed" is his role as a mega-monster-marketing-machine for the likes of Nike, Buick, etc etc etc.

I don't give a crap what goes on in his hotel rooms or in his bedroom at home. Nobody else should care either.

When the hell did professional golf become about "family values"?

When his sponsor's started to see their company's stock value drop. As much as you may not like it, the "mega-monster-marketing-machine" is heavily dependent on the public's impression of his values off the golf course as much as on the course.

SPlKE
02-21-10, 08:35 PM
When his sponsor's started to see their company's stock value drop. As much as you may not like it, the "mega-monster-marketing-machine" is heavily dependent on the public's impression of his values off the golf course as much as on the course.

Yes, well, that's pretty much the point of my post... the part you grayed out.

All the hand wringing and crocodile tears are about money, the loss thereof.

One of the most cryingest, tearful people in the front row of the news conference was the nike rep. Good lord, do these people have no pride?

Alfster
02-21-10, 08:38 PM
Yes, well, that's pretty much the point of my post... the part you grayed out.

All the hand wringing and crocodile tears are about money, the loss thereof.

One of the most cryingest, tearful people in the front row of the news conference was the nike rep. Good lord, do these people have no pride?

Not when it comes to money. Welcome to big business.

HigherGround
02-21-10, 08:43 PM
This is just the first step in the "healing" for Tiger and all those he hurt, me included.

Now, since he won't be getting laid any time in the foreseeable future -- by his wife or his fckbuddies -- he's probably going to face the urge to masturbate.

We, and his sponsors, have a right to know if he has masturbated, and more importantly, if he has been having impure thoughts.

As fans, and as people who model our roles on athletes, we have a right to know.

I have no doubt that there would be other new women willing to play with Tiger's putter, if for no other reason than to provide sleazy details to a tabloid or to write a "tell all" book later on. Of course that wouldn't be an issue if there wasn't a market for it.

SPlKE
02-21-10, 08:44 PM
Tiger has painted himself into a corner. What a wuss. No matter what manner of women come his way in the future, he can't touch them. He's made himself a sexual pariah.

He should have settled for losing some sponsors, and the wife that he obviously didn't have much on the ball with, and he should have focused on his strengths: golf and sex.

He could have probably gotten sponsorship deals with Magnum Condoms and Viagra for starters. Then some beer or booze manufacturer, then some line of clothing.

Every man wants to be a good golfer and get laid 24/7. Talk about Tiger's potential to be a marketing machine, and missed opportunities. Sheesh.

In a stunning worst-case scenario, Tiger has given up his ability to ever get laid again, he's never going to be the family values golfer again, and the world of potential marketing opportunities aimed at young and middle aged men is gone... poof.

wabbit
02-22-10, 05:25 AM
what an egomaniac. Why should we even care? why do we need a public apology? Just go ahead, fix your marriage and continue with your therapy. Why drag us into your 12 step drivel.

UnsafeAlpine
02-22-10, 05:49 AM
He maned up and owned it for the most part!!
Do you mean like lion's mane or Fabio kind of mane? I mean, I can see him with a lion's mane, but long hair like Fabio... Yeah, I just don't know...

http://scienceblogs.com/isisthescientist/upload/2009/07/go_help_ethan_raise_money_hes/fabio.jpg

HigherGround
02-22-10, 06:56 AM
Every man wants to be a good golfer and get laid 24/7.

You're half right! ;)

Which reminds me, who was it who said that golf was a nice walk in the countryside, ruined by a little white ball?

ilikebikes
02-22-10, 09:20 AM
That's a pretty harsh judgement. A man / woman is defined by their actions. Woods made some seriously bad errors in judgement, however he seems to understand the severity of his mistakes and is taking steps to correct his behaviour ... at least, that's how it appears. Time will tell.

To play the devil's advocate, most people don't have the tools to deal with the excesses and stress that celebrity comes with. I've always seen celebrity, especially since the onslaught of the modern paparazzi, as equivalent to being sentenced to a luxury prison. There is no amount of money that would convince me to give up my anonimoty and privacy that I currently enjoy. We've been lucky to witness golf's most brilliant player during our lifetime, yet we seem to take great pleasure in his misfortunes when he falls down.

Sorry, he wanted it, he got it, if he couldn't deal with it thats on him, what it comes down to is greed, if he wouldn't have been such a hog he'd still be good.

bobfromwaco
02-22-10, 09:22 AM
Churchill I think. couldn't find it. I hate golf. I love Tiger Woods. I am conflicted.

SPlKE
02-22-10, 09:27 AM
You're half right! ;)



I'm sorry for your loss.

SPlKE
02-22-10, 09:36 AM
Sorry, he wanted it, he got it, if he couldn't deal with it thats on him, what it comes down to is greed, if he wouldn't have been such a hog he'd still be good.

And there it is.

Has his promiscuity caused his golf abilities to wither? No.

Has his promiscuity caused his sponsorship opportunities to wither? Yes.

Beyond the part of this that is none of our business -- his conduct in his hotel room and his bedroom -- it is all about money money money, and extreme, obscene greed.

travelmama
02-22-10, 10:44 AM
You all are cracking me up, especially SPIKE!