Tiger Woods car crash
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Liverpool fans have been going on about a Gillette curse for quite some time now.KeeeeeeeBaaaaaaab wrote:Is there some sort of Gillette curse going on? First Henry's villified for handball, and now Tiger's had a domestic. Let's just wait for Federer's bestiality to come to the fore to obliterate all the clean cut images and it's a full house. Or summat.
Looks like Erin definitely wasn't the best a man can get.........................seanworth wrote:Liverpool fans have been going on about a Gillette curse for quite some time now.KeeeeeeeBaaaaaaab wrote:Is there some sort of Gillette curse going on? First Henry's villified for handball, and now Tiger's had a domestic. Let's just wait for Federer's bestiality to come to the fore to obliterate all the clean cut images and it's a full house. Or summat.
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if it does turn out to be this then I hope it's been good, coz that'll be some seriously expensive shagging when the Swede divorces him, gets 50% plus massive ongoing family costs.officer_dibble wrote:apparently some story came out about him having an affair in a US paper a few days ago
Not advocating mass-murder as an entirely positive experience, of course, but it had its moments.
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I'm stunned. Certainly sounds like him though, especially when he says 'number'.
I'm stunned. Certainly sounds like him though, especially when he says 'number'.
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Not sure that "rich bloke playing away" is exactly "stunning" mummy.mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:http://www.newser.com/story/75245/jaime ... email.html
I'm stunned. Certainly sounds like him though, especially when he says 'number'.
Beeb doesn't give where the attribution has come from (original source) but is quoting him as follows
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/8391350.stmbloke getting hole in one wrote:"I have let my family down and I regret those transgressions with all of my heart," he said in a statement, without elaborating further.
"I have not been true to my values and the behaviour my family deserves."
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Yeah, I'm shocked. I thought he was a genuinely good family man with the best life in the world - just wouldn't expect him to go chasing after a bit on the side at all.Worthy4England wrote:Oh.officer_dibble wrote:errrrrrrrm he meant stunned, as in shocked, worthy i think.
Bit of a shocker eh - it was/is a very weird story though.
I guess the older you get, the less easily yer shocked.
Prufrock wrote: Like money hasn't always talked. You might not like it, or disagree, but it's the truth. It's a basic incentive, people always have, and always will want what's best for themselves and their families
mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:Yeah, I'm shocked. I thought he was a genuinely good family man with the best life in the world - just wouldn't expect him to go chasing after a bit on the side at all.Worthy4England wrote:Oh.officer_dibble wrote:errrrrrrrm he meant stunned, as in shocked, worthy i think.
Bit of a shocker eh - it was/is a very weird story though.
I guess the older you get, the less easily yer shocked.
Specially when this is what is waiting for you at home!
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Aww, Mummy. You're very young !mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:Yeah, I'm shocked. I thought he was a genuinely good family man with the best life in the world - just wouldn't expect him to go chasing after a bit on the side at all.Worthy4England wrote:I guess the older you get, the less easily yer shocked.
Not advocating mass-murder as an entirely positive experience, of course, but it had its moments.
"I understand you are a very good footballer" ... "I try".
"I understand you are a very good footballer" ... "I try".
I doubt he has to do much chasing. He probably gets women begging to polish his driver on a daily basis.bobo the clown wrote:Aww, Mummy. You're very young !mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:Yeah, I'm shocked. I thought he was a genuinely good family man with the best life in the world - just wouldn't expect him to go chasing after a bit on the side at all.Worthy4England wrote:I guess the older you get, the less easily yer shocked.
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/sport/spo ... 912032277/
TRANSGRESSIONS HAD FABULOUS TITS, SAYS WOODS
03-12-09
TIGER Woods yesterday confirmed there had been transgressions in his marriage, but insisted they all had magnificent charlies.
Following frenzied speculation surrounding his 2am car crash, the world's greatest golfer finally released a statement admitting he was no longer tedious.
Woods said: "I have let my family down and I regret those transgressions with all of my heart, but my Christ, you should have seen them.
"When transgressions like that bounce playfully across your eyeline it takes super-human strength not to follow them to the bar and say 'Hello, I am Tiger Woods'.
"Those are the five most powerful words in the English language if crazy hotel sex is at the top of your to-do list and unfortunately I have not been true to my values by using them again and again and again. And again."
Meanwhile gap-toothed television viewers across America's Deep South have expressed relief that Woods has finally started acting like a proper black man.
Alabama grits farmer Roy Hobbs said: "I was gittin' real confused and fearful for a times back there. What with his impeccable manners and white man's speakin' voice, I was thinkin' maybes ma TV was on the fritz.
"But then he done wrecks his pimped-up Cadillac, cheats on his little white babymomma and runs away from the po-lice.
"That sumbitch is black and all is right with my world again. Praise Jesus."
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Cheque's in the post?BBC wrote:A woman who denied having an affair with Tiger Woods has cancelled a news conference that was set to take place in Los Angeles. Rachel Uchitel denied having an affair with Tiger Woods. Rachel Uchitel's lawyer was due to speak to reporters - but the briefing has been called off "due to unforeseen circumstances". A statement from attorney Gloria Allred's office did not elaborate on the circumstances of the cancellation.
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I do recall that he was your sports idol, pb, so it may be hard to take. Now you know how the little boy felt who said to Shoeless Joe Jackson "Say it ain't so, Joe" - but it was.mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:Yeah, I'm shocked. I thought he was a genuinely good family man with the best life in the world - just wouldn't expect him to go chasing after a bit on the side at all.Worthy4England wrote:Oh.officer_dibble wrote:errrrrrrrm he meant stunned, as in shocked, worthy i think.
Bit of a shocker eh - it was/is a very weird story though.
I guess the older you get, the less easily yer shocked.
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