[Peter Zack]

What a load of crap. I was watching real athletes performing with integrity at the Olympics and this crap comes on the tube.

IMO he can just crawl under a rock and disappear. Golf will be better for it.

I do hope the paparazzi do leave his wife and kids alone though. They didn't deserve this jerk's actions.

[deadwolfbones]

IMO his golf has nothing to do with his personal life, and we shouldn't have to hear about it.

IMO his golf has nothing to do with his personal life, and we shouldn't have to hear about it.

And we finally agree on something. Lookout it may be the end of the world.

[Peter Zack]

Agreed. This airing of dirty laundry from the very beginning makes me want to disconnect all the TV's. I might just do that after the Olympics. Who really cares, just another dirtbag who thought he was better than everyone else.

[deadwolfbones]

who thought he was better than everyone else.

Just curious... what gives you this idea?

[reeftool]

When I turned on the TV when I got up, thats all that has been on. I work nights and rarely get to see live sports and was hoping to see some Olympic coverage and highlights. All the sports channels and news channels are blabbing about Tiger Woods. Has the entire media world turned into the National Enquirer? He's a rich, professional athlete who likes to get laid. Doesn't that describe the majority of them? Who cares? I don't.

[Rupert]

I got no use for him...he is a racist, and you know how I despise racists. Not a woman of color in the bunch of whores he hung with. Maybe the Black whores all turned him down? Good for them, they don't need to be dealing with his disease, they've got serious business to conduct.....no time for a disease ridden little rich boy.
Regards!

[Phil1]

The real funny stuff perhaps you may have missed:
Gloria Allred, the distaff legal Al Shapton for the down trodden was on local TV (Allred's practice was around Glendale, Ca) with the porn star whining about no personal apology to her. She left a lucratative career making porno films. I laughed so hard, nothing worse than a ho not getting paid. In this case possibly two.

Stay tuned for the law suit and book deals and a special on her video sets.
Fame is fleeting. Lets see how long she can keep the ballon up.

I'm starting to feel real sorry for Tiger now.

[Peter Zack]

Just curious... what gives you this idea?

Cause he said so in his prepared speech. He clearly said that he felt he had worked hard and felt he deserved to do what he wanted because he was better than other people.

His words, not mine.

[Peter Zack]

To be exact he said:

but I convinced myself that normal rules didn't apply. ..... I thought I could get away with whatever I wanted to. I felt that I had worked hard my entire life and deserved to enjoy all the temptations around me. I felt I was entitled.

From text

[deadwolfbones]

Cause he said so in his prepared speech. He clearly said hat he felt he had worked hard and felt he deserved to do what he wanted because he was better than other people.

His words, not mine.

Hmm, gonna have to watch this.

[areidjr]

Cause he said so in his prepared speech. He clearly said that he felt he had worked hard and felt he deserved to do what he wanted because he was better than other people.

His words, not mine.

I suppose you are referring to this quote?

"I felt that I had worked hard my entire life and deserved to enjoy all the temptations around me. I felt I was entitled. Thanks to money and fame, I didn't have to go far to find them."

[Blue]

Vick made it back so Woods shouldn't have much of a problem. (not that I agree with that) I wouldn't take issue with his activities except for the fact that Woods perpetrated fraud by putting forth a false image.

Edit: There has to be more news out there than this story 50% of the time.

[shawnxji]

I thought that his public apology was candid, and from the documentary of him that I watched (I think it was from NBC) recently, it seemed that he went out of his ways to help younger kids with self-esteem and literacy issues.

Only God can properly judge his sincerity. But I hope that he is sincere, so those that looked up to him can learn from Tiger's mistakes and redemption. It'll be good for both Tiger and the rest of us to wish him well.

Shawn

[Rupert]

I thought that his public apology was candid, and from the documentary of him that I watched (I think it was from NBC) recently, it seemed that he went out of his ways to help younger kids with self-esteem and literacy issues.

Only God can properly judge his sincerity. But I hope that he is sincere, so those that looked up to him can learn from Tiger's mistakes and redemption. It'll be good for both Tiger and the rest of us to wish him well.

Shawn

No doubt he will be back...but it was not what he did as much as the hypocrisy that did him in. Good Time Charlie most likely mounted more flesh by far than Tiger, but he never denied it or gave any apology for his "ways". https://www.pentaxforums.com/forums/general-talk/89948-good-time-charlie.html

Tiger was a textbook hypocrite, like Larry Craig or the Appalachian Trail boy...or pretty boy Edwards...or so many others that try to sell us a load of garbage when trash is actually who they are. Glass houses are always very dangerous.....
Regards!