Tiger Woods in doghouse (Page 3)

Gaarryy - 2009-12-03 12:46 PM every time I see Scoop Jackson I think of the espn writer, is it you?? 

I think that the whole men are just dogs, following nature is a poor thought process, then again I think humans have a divinity above animals,

AcesFull - 2009-12-03 4:22 PM

As I see the pics of the women Tiger has allegedly slept with, I'm left wondering something.  Clinton was Governer of his state, the President of the US.  Given the power that man had, why didn't he make choices that were a bit closer to Tiger's?

AcesFull - 2009-12-03 3:22 PM

As I see the pics of the women Tiger has allegedly slept with, I'm left wondering something.  Clinton was Governer of his state, the President of the US.  Given the power that man had, why didn't he make choices that were a bit closer to Tiger's?

KeriKadi - 2009-12-03 3:28 PM



Have you SEEN Bill Clinton?
Have you SEEN Tiger?

I would imagine availability is also an issue.

jmk-brooklyn - 2009-12-03 11:01 AM I think it’s interesting that everyone assumes that Tiger’s reluctance to speak to the cops or to allow the cops into his house stems from his own embarrassment or his reluctance to expose himself to bad PR. If I’m not mistaken, Florida has pretty strict domestic abuse laws. I’m beginning to think that what he was doing was protecting his wife. I’m pretty sure that it it turns out that she hit him to the extent that she damaged his face, and then attacked the car that he was in with a golf club, that she could go to jail, even if he declines to press charges. Perhaps there’s someone familiar with the laws in FL that can set me straight. If that’s the case, it doesn’t seem so terrible that he’s been unwilling to talk to the cops. I wouldn’t want my wife to go to jail over one domestic argument, no matter how heated it got.

beyourself - 2009-12-03 7:32 PM just for giggles...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coolidge_effect

and if you are curious read brainsex by anne moir and david jessel for starters

most men don't cheat with a better piece of arse...they cheat because they get attn they don't get a home....same applies to women, they cheat because someone makes them feel special and wanted.

AcesFull - 2009-12-03 1:52 PM

Point taken.

ChineseDemocracy - 2009-12-03 7:34 PM

Personally, I'll be just as big a fan of Tiger as I ever was.  He didn't lie to me or any fan out there.  I feel sad for him that he did let his wife down.  He didn't let any of us down.  He let his wife down...and unfortunately, due to his celebrity status, he's let his children down.  (if he wasn't famous the kids would never know, depending on the size of the town and/or ability to move)

beyourself - 2009-12-03 9:32 PM just for giggles...

most men don't cheat with a better piece of arse...they cheat because they get attn they don't get a home....same applies to women, they cheat because someone makes them feel special and wanted.

blairrob - 2009-12-03 11:29 PM
   The article (whose argument I believe to be correct) contradicts your statement. Men cheat because of the excitement of mating with different women, even if they are less attentive than their previous partner.  

blairrob - 2009-12-03 11:21 PM



     You feel sorry for Tiger???  I feel sorry for his wife and kids who are hurt by this, not for Tiger for being stupid (oh sorry, he was just being a man). Sometimes when guys open their mouths I'm embarrassed to be a man.
     So does respect not factor into how big of a fan you are of someone? If not, what is it that does make you a fan of someone? If somebody does something that really hurts other people once, that's bad. If you repeat it, that's worse. That's proving your irresponsibility. And apparently its less of a problem to cheat if your not famous and thus unlikely to have your children ever hear about it. I just do not get your line of thinking. If its wrong, its wrong. An action is not less wrong if you don't get caught.
    For the record, a few years ago I cheated on my girlfriend of a couple of years. The affair was discovered after it had ended, but that didn't change the effect it had. 6 years later I still can't believe that I hurt someone as badly as I did. She was hurt, I was just ashamed.  I'll never do it again because I won't allow myself to cause that kind of pain to anyone I care about. Regardless of what my nature might suggest I do. We do have a free will, folks. 

    Blair

jmk-brooklyn - 2009-12-04 6:20 PM
I feel sorry for him (and his wife, and his kids) that he has to go through this private matter on a public stage. It's part of being a celebrity today, but it wasn't always, I'm I'm not conviced that we're better as a society now that we feel entitled to know the intimate details of certain people's lives just because they make more money than we do. As awful as the infidelity was, it's up to Tiger and his wife, not the public, to decide how they want to go on from here. But now that the paparazzi and the tabloids have their fangs out, I fear they won't let it go until they're split up, even if there might have been a chance, under other circumstances, for them to have found a way to get past it.

mrbbrad - 2009-12-02 3:49 PM



Any idea when this was taken? I'm looking around for pre-Tiger photos. I wonder if he bought the bewbs or if they came pre-installed.

blairrob - 2009-12-05 1:45 AM
 
   I have to agree to all of that. I don't know how anybody can work on something like this with half the world looking in through your skylights. I'll be very impressed if they do really try- that would be courageous, in my opinion.