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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced The one thing I will say is if Tiger wasn't around right now Golf would not be an Olympic sport in 2016.

+1

OMG, I feel so dumb. Jay, I only NOW at this point figured out why your TA name is Jay Leno. BAHAHAHAHA. Just wanted to say I am so stupid sometimes. Honestly!

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced The one thing I will say is if Tiger wasn't around right now Golf would not be an Olympic sport in 2016.

Can't wait to see the worldwide colours of plaid pants uniforms, knickers and knee-high socks

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Originally posted by StereoPrincess OMG, I feel so dumb. Jay, I only NOW at this point figured out why your TA name is Jay Leno. BAHAHAHAHA. Just wanted to say I am so stupid sometimes. Honestly!

LMFAOOOOOO!!!!!!! That's so funny.

Hahaha, I am dying over here...

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Originally posted by miljan I love golf.

Someone's ripped 1000hp out a 1.8 old school golf :O

CHinese newstation re-enactment

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Originally posted by Abercrombie English translation

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Originally posted by Abercrombie English translation

Haha!

"I told you that Escalade Hybrid has no power."

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Alleged Mistress: Tiger Said Marriage a Sham Posted Dec 7th 2009 12:25AM by TMZ Staff Tiger Woods told one of his alleged mistresses his marriage was a sham -- "It's only for publicity" -- this, according to her lawyer. We've also learned she has lurid details of the alleged 2-year affair and Tiger's lawyer has already contacted her attorney. Michael O'Quinn tells TMZ his client -- O'Quinn asked us not to ID her by name but it's not Jamie Junger -- met Tiger Woods at Roxy Nightclub in Orlando, Florida in 2004. Tiger was engaged at the time. The woman -- then a 20-year-old cocktail waitress at the club -- claims she went back to Tiger's and had sex the night they met, and then carried on an affair for the next two years. At a point she says she wanted out of the relationship because Tiger had already married Elin Nordegren. She claims Tiger told her his marriage was for image -- "It's only for publicity," she claims he said. We've learned famed attorney Jay Lavely from Lavely and Singer reached out to O'Quinn this weekend. We've also learned Lavely has had "multiple contacts" with attorneys who represent other women as well. Read more: http://www.tmz.com/#ixzz0Z0wzeQ8U

Its no surprise that the marriage is for public image. I am waiting for some of the guys to come of the closet now

when it rains it pours for tiger.....I think its just great

Cheating athletes nothing new: Vogels

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Originally posted by Spin Laden lol, may as well suspend 90% of pro athletes

Cheating athletes nothing new: Vogels
Tiger Wood�s alleged multiple affairs just the tip of the iceberg for �culture of adultery�

Tiger Woods and his wife Elin are the latest sports couple to have their dirty laundry aired.

The J Spot by Josey Vogels
FOR METRO CANADA
December 07, 2009 9:19 p.m.

Tiger Woods� bizarre Nov. 27 car accident has brought his troubled marriage and seemingly multiple affairs to light. The fact that the world�s greatest golf player � an international sports hero and a family man with a squeaky clean image � also cheated on his wife has come as a shock to a lot of people.

But, as it turns out, seems Tiger�s just like most of the rest of them.

According to a CNN report earlier this year � when former NFL star Steve McNair was shot to death by his 20-year-old mistress � 80 to 90 per cent of pro athletes cheat on their wives. And, after interviewing 47 wives of professional athletes, Steven M. Ortiz, an assistant professor of sociology at Oregon State University concluded that a �culture of adultery� permeates professional sports today and that there is �a fast-food-sex mentality among professional athletes.�

As with rock stars and politicians, the money, power and fame combined with the fact that you�re constantly on the road without your wife and surrounded by admirers is a strong aphrodisiac that can make �because you can� a good enough reason to cheat.

�There is certainly a different code for athletes than there is for the average guy,� says Montreal sportscaster Mitch Melnick. �It�s not necessarily that athlete�s are hornier, they just have more opportunity and access to sex.�

Michael Landsberg, host of TSN�s Off the Record once told me that �professional athletes don�t even have to try, they can be devoid of any charisma, they can look bad, even smell bad and there will be women who will leave with them.�

But, as far as I�m concerned, the athletes aren�t the only part of the �culture of adultery� that stinks.

In a feature for GQ magazine in 2006, Lisa DePaulo hung out with sports groupies and discovered that, �Gutter Groupies wait in parking lots after games and are happy just to give oral sex to an athlete (heck, even a bodyguard will do) while Fly Girls have something more going on.

They are just classy enough to often merit oral sex a second time. Sometimes there is jewelry involved.�

And what of the wives? I�m sure � for some of the very reasons above � that being married to a pro-athlete is no picnic. But are they merely innocent bystanders? It�s been reported that Tiger�s wife is being offered a big chunk of change to stick with him in order to maintain his good-guy public image.

I can only imagine what that must feel like.

Um, I�d like you meet my damage control, I mean my wife.

Frankly, it all smells pretty rotten to me

*shamelessly pats self on back then reverts back to MTLTA random brunettes thread with box of napkins*

Tiger still has a lot of catching up to Wilt Chamberlain.

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Tiger Woods' caddie says he supports his boss text size Dec. 5, 2009 WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) -- Tiger Woods' caddie Steve Williams said Saturday he supports his boss. Williams has been Woods' caddie the last 10 years. He refused to discuss Woods' private life, although he said the golfer had confided in him. "That's what friends are for," he told the New Zealand Herald. "You support them through good and bad. It's like marriage, really." Williams also told the newspaper he expected to carry Woods's bag in San Diego the last week in January. He said Woods called to say he was withdrawing from the Chevron World Challenge in California because of injuries from a Nov. 27 car crash. Williams was to have driven in a dirt track car race at Te Marua, north of Wellington, on Saturday night but withdrew because of engine trouble.

I thought this was funny

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"That's what friends are for," he told the New Zealand Herald. "You support them through good and bad. It's like marriage, really."

I never would have thought a scandal like this would surround Tiger!

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Originally posted by Nick Cenik I never would have thought a scandal like this would surround Tiger!

Its amazing what a good public image team can do for someone

HAHAHHAHAH!!

^^^^LOL

I am surprised that his sponsors haven't come out and said they are dropping him....I sure as hell would. I definitely won't be running out to supporting any company that still endorses this scumbag and I won't be watching any PGA Tour event with him in it....which kinda pisses me off since I won't be watching any majors from now on. If the PGA comes out and suspends him, like they should, then I would watch majors again.

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced I am surprised that his sponsors haven't come out and said they are dropping him....I sure as hell would.

dont know if you have it there
but here there's gatorade tiger.. that's no more

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Originally posted by sunrise3500 dont know if you have it there but here there's gatorade tiger.. that's no more

but gatorade has stated they are not dropping the product because of this and they are still working with Tiger. They need to grow some balls and say that "we cannot endorse someone who lacks moral standards such as tiger woods"

Any company that continues to endorse him tells me they want their name and products associated with lying cheating scumbags....and personally, I can't support companies that support people like that.

Hell, I would have more respect for a company that came out and told me they test all their products on baby seals then a company that supports scum like Tiger.

A remix of the ordeal from Tasc using the voice mail & the 911 call, jokes.




you can also download it here
http://soundcloud.com/tasc/tasc-tigers-transgression

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced ^^^^LOL I am surprised that his sponsors haven't come out and said they are dropping him....I sure as hell would. I definitely won't be running out to supporting any company that still endorses this scumbag and I won't be watching any PGA Tour event with him in it....which kinda pisses me off since I won't be watching any majors from now on. If the PGA comes out and suspends him, like they should, then I would watch majors again.

meh... he'd just get new sponsors... ashleymadison.com comes to mind...

Cheetah Woods will always get sponsors.....I just think these companies are making a mistake by not addressing the moral issues present. The problem is the target audience is men from 18-35 and most of them either don't care that he is a cheating man whore or worse the actually think he's even cooler because he is a cheating man whore. There will be little fall out to the companies if they maintain their relationship with Cheetah.

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced Cheetah Woods will always get sponsors.....I just think these companies are making a mistake by not addressing the moral issues present. The problem is the target audience is men from 18-35 and most of them either don't care that he is a cheating man whore or worse the actually think he's even cooler because he is a cheating man whore. There will be little fall out to the companies if they maintain their relationship with Cheetah.

It will pass just like the Kobe incident will pass. Companies will sponsor him later down the road if they don't want to sponsor him now. He made mistakes, he'll pay for it hardcore for the next 2 years minimum but it will just be another chapter in his life.

It'll be tough going on his first tournament back from this ordeal. Same with all the judges he'll have to face if they get a divorce (I hope they don't get one, I feel bad for the kid unless they get back together). Poor Elin, she looks pretty foxy. I wonder what's going down within the walls of his house.

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