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Posted: 2/24/2021 2:24:13 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: that's a diagram of his actual break? jesus. I have been at the scene of two car crashes in the last few years and in both cases the right leg was broken close to the foot. The second one was an open fracture. It suggests that if you are about to hit something take your right foot off the brake pedal. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 2:25:39 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Not saying you're wrong but how do you know she was a gold digger and didn't put? I know after her and Tiger split she got with a billionaire so I guess I can see where the gold digger may come from I know she was Jesper nanny and if I remember correctly she turned Tiger down when he asked her out the first time. I will say you may be right and that she may be one of those that doesn't put out regularly or only wants to do it missionary. I felt like his dad probably pushed him towards marrying her though. White, blonde, blue eye'd, have two kids and a dog would help his image in the golf big bucks market more so than black and proud only marry someone black would. I thought he got married too young at the point he was in his career. To me she was pretty but figured he would've got someone even better looking for the level he was at. I always thought Amy Mickelson looked better. Tiger dad slept around, so guess Tiger figured he was Tiger Woods and he could do what he wanted and Elin knew the rules to the game before she signed up to play. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: His wife was a bitch gold digger that didn’t put out. He is a billionaire successful athlete. She decides he isn’t allowed to have sex anymore and he is the bad guy? Not saying you're wrong but how do you know she was a gold digger and didn't put? I know after her and Tiger split she got with a billionaire so I guess I can see where the gold digger may come from I know she was Jesper nanny and if I remember correctly she turned Tiger down when he asked her out the first time. I will say you may be right and that she may be one of those that doesn't put out regularly or only wants to do it missionary. I felt like his dad probably pushed him towards marrying her though. White, blonde, blue eye'd, have two kids and a dog would help his image in the golf big bucks market more so than black and proud only marry someone black would. I thought he got married too young at the point he was in his career. To me she was pretty but figured he would've got someone even better looking for the level he was at. I always thought Amy Mickelson looked better. Tiger dad slept around, so guess Tiger figured he was Tiger Woods and he could do what he wanted and Elin knew the rules to the game before she signed up to play. I used to listen to a lot of sports talk radio years ago during my commute and it was discussed multiple times that she was physically abusive to him and wasn’t putting out. Sports talk radio is often more like regular talk radio and guys can actually tell the truth and not just repeat the ESPN propaganda line. The media demonized him but she shared much of the blame for the bad marriage. I am not saying the guy was a saint though. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 2:32:26 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I used to listen to a lot of sports talk radio years ago during my commute and it was discussed multiple times that she was physically abusive to him and wasn’t putting out. Sports talk radio is often more like regular talk radio and guys can actually tell the truth and not just repeat the ESPN propaganda line. The media demonized him but she shared much of the blame for the bad marriage. I am not saying the guy was a saint though. Thanks...was just wondering honestly or if it was discussed in that Tiger documentary on HBOMax. If she wasn't putting out but expected him to stay faithful then not really sure what she was thinking. One of the biggest names in the world of course he was gonna get some somewhere. I pretty thought when you're at the level and get married, the wife knows part of the deal is, the guy is gonna have a side piece but not bring home in diseases or extra kids. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 2:35:54 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: The news guy just told me that because of GOLF Tiger Woods body is actually like that of a 75-80 year old.....Really? Golf is that hard on the body? jeez......  It doesn't involve contact or running, so people assume it's not physically demanding. Still a lot of walking and twisting going on. I'm sure one round per week wouldn't be too hard on the body, but day in, day out, constantly at it? Plus I'm sure Tiger had a pretty good strength and conditioning regimen as he always seemed to be in good shape. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 2:42:03 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I have been at the scene of two car crashes in the last few years and in both cases the right leg was broken close to the foot. The second one was an open fracture. It suggests that if you are about to hit something take your right foot off the brake pedal. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: that's a diagram of his actual break? jesus. I have been at the scene of two car crashes in the last few years and in both cases the right leg was broken close to the foot. The second one was an open fracture. It suggests that if you are about to hit something take your right foot off the brake pedal. Saw this pretty often as a volunteer. Massive pressure on the brake pedal and then a little move to either side with the crash equals some severe pain. Ran one medical call one morning for a broken collarbone. I was returning home and got another call for two houses down from mine. An elderly lady had fallen from a ladder. By far he worst open tib-fib fracture I’ve ever seen. Looked like someone shot her ankle with a shotgun. Could literally see tendons. I know two years later she was still having surgeries on it. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 2:43:09 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I remember going to the first tee 1st tee and you were in for a wait, especially on weekends if he was playing later in the day because people were trying to get done and back home to watch Yup. It got to the point that my dad and I would take a day off during the week to play. And it would STILL be pretty crowded. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 3:02:58 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: The news guy just told me that because of GOLF Tiger Woods body is actually like that of a 75-80 year old.....Really? Golf is that hard on the body? jeez...... When you can generate the power needed to smash a golf ball 350 yards routinely, yes. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 3:30:25 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: When you can generate the power needed to smash a golf ball 350 yards routinely, yes. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: The news guy just told me that because of GOLF Tiger Woods body is actually like that of a 75-80 year old.....Really? Golf is that hard on the body? jeez...... When you can generate the power needed to smash a golf ball 350 yards routinely, yes. This is true. His swing changes over the years were primarily done to help alleviate back pain and/or injury. You have to think that during a career, for every tournament you play and shoot 260-280, your training that week could be 2000-2500. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 3:36:57 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I have been at the scene of two car crashes in the last few years and in both cases the right leg was broken close to the foot. The second one was an open fracture. It suggests that if you are about to hit something take your right foot off the brake pedal. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: that's a diagram of his actual break? jesus. I have been at the scene of two car crashes in the last few years and in both cases the right leg was broken close to the foot. The second one was an open fracture. It suggests that if you are about to hit something take your right foot off the brake pedal. Absoloutely. I have been in two pretty serious vehicle wrecks...one I T boned and 18 wheeler going about 60 and totaled my car and the 18wheeler. The second I was in a head on collision with a Toyota SUV. Both times I knew I was totally fucked prior to impact, so I let the wheel go(I drive with thumbs out anyway from my wheeling days) and foot off the brake. Both times I walked away from them.  Attached File Attached File |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 3:58:55 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Thanks...was just wondering honestly or if it was discussed in that Tiger documentary on HBOMax. If she wasn't putting out but expected him to stay faithful then not really sure what she was thinking. One of the biggest names in the world of course he was gonna get some somewhere. I pretty thought when you're at the level and get married, the wife knows part of the deal is, the guy is gonna have a side piece but not bring home in diseases or extra kids. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: I used to listen to a lot of sports talk radio years ago during my commute and it was discussed multiple times that she was physically abusive to him and wasn’t putting out. Sports talk radio is often more like regular talk radio and guys can actually tell the truth and not just repeat the ESPN propaganda line. The media demonized him but she shared much of the blame for the bad marriage. I am not saying the guy was a saint though. Thanks...was just wondering honestly or if it was discussed in that Tiger documentary on HBOMax. If she wasn't putting out but expected him to stay faithful then not really sure what she was thinking. One of the biggest names in the world of course he was gonna get some somewhere. I pretty thought when you're at the level and get married, the wife knows part of the deal is, the guy is gonna have a side piece but not bring home in diseases or extra kids. That's a load of shit. The "she's not putting out" is absolute bullshit. He was a serial womanizer, just like his father. She said no to him initially because she knew what kind of person he was. A self-serving POS. Ask Jesper Parnevik what he thinks of him. He' said on several occasions that she should have used a driver on him, not a 9 iron. If Jesper could get away with it, he'd beat his brains out and leave his corpse in a sand trap. He HATES Tiger Woods to this day. She didn't need Woods at all. She was a swimsuit model, and getting paid very handsomely to be the Parnevik's nanny. He's a serial cheater, and was/is a POS human being. He's a helluva golfer, but that doesn't excuse his behavior in the least. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 4:20:51 PM EDT
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If anyone wants to buy a gv80 in the Phoenix area, let me know. If it's saved Tiger Woods life it'll save your worthless life.
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Posted: 2/24/2021 4:40:56 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: That's a load of shit. The "she's not putting out" is absolute bullshit. He was a serial womanizer, just like his father. She said no to him initially because she knew what kind of person he was. A self-serving POS. Ask Jesper Parnevik what he thinks of him. He' said on several occasions that she should have used a driver on him, not a 9 iron. If Jesper could get away with it, he'd beat his brains out and leave his corpse in a sand trap. He HATES Tiger Woods to this day. She didn't need Woods at all. She was a swimsuit model, and getting paid very handsomely to be the Parnevik's nanny. He's a serial cheater, and was/is a POS human being. He's a helluva golfer, but that doesn't excuse his behavior in the least. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: I used to listen to a lot of sports talk radio years ago during my commute and it was discussed multiple times that she was physically abusive to him and wasn’t putting out. Sports talk radio is often more like regular talk radio and guys can actually tell the truth and not just repeat the ESPN propaganda line. The media demonized him but she shared much of the blame for the bad marriage. I am not saying the guy was a saint though. Thanks...was just wondering honestly or if it was discussed in that Tiger documentary on HBOMax. If she wasn't putting out but expected him to stay faithful then not really sure what she was thinking. One of the biggest names in the world of course he was gonna get some somewhere. I pretty thought when you're at the level and get married, the wife knows part of the deal is, the guy is gonna have a side piece but not bring home in diseases or extra kids. That's a load of shit. The "she's not putting out" is absolute bullshit. He was a serial womanizer, just like his father. She said no to him initially because she knew what kind of person he was. A self-serving POS. Ask Jesper Parnevik what he thinks of him. He' said on several occasions that she should have used a driver on him, not a 9 iron. If Jesper could get away with it, he'd beat his brains out and leave his corpse in a sand trap. He HATES Tiger Woods to this day. She didn't need Woods at all. She was a swimsuit model, and getting paid very handsomely to be the Parnevik's nanny. He's a serial cheater, and was/is a POS human being. He's a helluva golfer, but that doesn't excuse his behavior in the least. You sure about that? Click me |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 4:44:01 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: If anyone wants to buy a gv80 in the Phoenix area, let me know. If it's saved Tiger Woods life it'll save your worthless life. If it was a Kia he would have walked away without a scratch ;) |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 4:46:53 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: That's a load of shit. The "she's not putting out" is absolute bullshit. He was a serial womanizer, just like his father. She said no to him initially because she knew what kind of person he was. A self-serving POS. Ask Jesper Parnevik what he thinks of him. He' said on several occasions that she should have used a driver on him, not a 9 iron. If Jesper could get away with it, he'd beat his brains out and leave his corpse in a sand trap. He HATES Tiger Woods to this day. She didn't need Woods at all. She was a swimsuit model, and getting paid very handsomely to be the Parnevik's nanny. He's a serial cheater, and was/is a POS human being. He's a helluva golfer, but that doesn't excuse his behavior in the least. What's a load of shit? If you read my earlier post replying about how was she a gold digger I mentioned that she turned Tiger down the 1st time and how did the poster know she wasn't putting out. So I responded if she's not putting out then what did she expect? If she knew he was a womanizer like you said then why did she go ahead and date/marry him. As far as swim suit model meh she was no more a model than some lesser insta thots saying they're models. She took some photos so I guess you could say that made her a model. Only found a few model swimsuit photos back in the day when this all happened. Let rumors be told. Wasn't Dustin Justin a big womanizer also sleeping with Tour players wives. Think he even got linked to Dufner's wife, but so did Tiger Should Tiger cheated, nope but I do think a lot of women, especially those that aren't in the same tax bracket who get with top athletes, movie stars know in the back of their mind that their spouse may cheat but they put up with it for the lifestyle or at least long enough to get paid...look no further than these wives of hollywood, basketball wives or whatever those shows are called. Not everyone is like Tom Brady and married up. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 4:54:36 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Sliced it! Right into the rough. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 5:00:56 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: That's a load of shit. The "she's not putting out" is absolute bullshit. He was a serial womanizer, just like his father. She said no to him initially because she knew what kind of person he was. A self-serving POS. Ask Jesper Parnevik what he thinks of him. He' said on several occasions that she should have used a driver on him, not a 9 iron. If Jesper could get away with it, he'd beat his brains out and leave his corpse in a sand trap. He HATES Tiger Woods to this day. She didn't need Woods at all. She was a swimsuit model, and getting paid very handsomely to be the Parnevik's nanny. He's a serial cheater, and was/is a POS human being. He's a helluva golfer, but that doesn't excuse his behavior in the least. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: I used to listen to a lot of sports talk radio years ago during my commute and it was discussed multiple times that she was physically abusive to him and wasn’t putting out. Sports talk radio is often more like regular talk radio and guys can actually tell the truth and not just repeat the ESPN propaganda line. The media demonized him but she shared much of the blame for the bad marriage. I am not saying the guy was a saint though. Thanks...was just wondering honestly or if it was discussed in that Tiger documentary on HBOMax. If she wasn't putting out but expected him to stay faithful then not really sure what she was thinking. One of the biggest names in the world of course he was gonna get some somewhere. I pretty thought when you're at the level and get married, the wife knows part of the deal is, the guy is gonna have a side piece but not bring home in diseases or extra kids. That's a load of shit. The "she's not putting out" is absolute bullshit. He was a serial womanizer, just like his father. She said no to him initially because she knew what kind of person he was. A self-serving POS. Ask Jesper Parnevik what he thinks of him. He' said on several occasions that she should have used a driver on him, not a 9 iron. If Jesper could get away with it, he'd beat his brains out and leave his corpse in a sand trap. He HATES Tiger Woods to this day. She didn't need Woods at all. She was a swimsuit model, and getting paid very handsomely to be the Parnevik's nanny. He's a serial cheater, and was/is a POS human being. He's a helluva golfer, but that doesn't excuse his behavior in the least. I have to laugh at white knighting. We are so manipulated by the reporting we never consider the other side of the story. Of course Jesper stood up for the nanny. He probably wanted to bang her himself. I guess I have been around too long and seen too many women treat men terribly and then make it look like the mans fault. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 5:07:03 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I have to laugh at white knighting. We are so manipulated by the reporting we never consider the other side of the story. Of course Jesper stood up for the nanny. He probably wanted to bang her himself. I guess I have been around too long and seen too many women treat men terribly and then make it look like the mans fault. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I used to listen to a lot of sports talk radio years ago during my commute and it was discussed multiple times that she was physically abusive to him and wasn’t putting out. Sports talk radio is often more like regular talk radio and guys can actually tell the truth and not just repeat the ESPN propaganda line. The media demonized him but she shared much of the blame for the bad marriage. I am not saying the guy was a saint though. Thanks...was just wondering honestly or if it was discussed in that Tiger documentary on HBOMax. If she wasn't putting out but expected him to stay faithful then not really sure what she was thinking. One of the biggest names in the world of course he was gonna get some somewhere. I pretty thought when you're at the level and get married, the wife knows part of the deal is, the guy is gonna have a side piece but not bring home in diseases or extra kids. That's a load of shit. The "she's not putting out" is absolute bullshit. He was a serial womanizer, just like his father. She said no to him initially because she knew what kind of person he was. A self-serving POS. Ask Jesper Parnevik what he thinks of him. He' said on several occasions that she should have used a driver on him, not a 9 iron. If Jesper could get away with it, he'd beat his brains out and leave his corpse in a sand trap. He HATES Tiger Woods to this day. She didn't need Woods at all. She was a swimsuit model, and getting paid very handsomely to be the Parnevik's nanny. He's a serial cheater, and was/is a POS human being. He's a helluva golfer, but that doesn't excuse his behavior in the least. I have to laugh at white knighting. We are so manipulated by the reporting we never consider the other side of the story. Of course Jesper stood up for the nanny. He probably wanted to bang her himself. I guess I have been around too long and seen too many women treat men terribly and then make it look like the mans fault. I'm not white knighting anyone. He didn't want to bang the nanny. She was damn near family. Just as an FYI, I'm thisclose to one of his former employees that still spends quite a bit of time with he and his family. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 5:15:33 PM EDT
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Posted: 2/24/2021 5:46:55 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Holy shit, look at John Daly! https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/136311/525F1D09-AED1-4D61-A6CB-EA352D1E18CC_png-1839705.JPG John's been diagnosed with cancer. He's not shaving until he beats it. 
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Posted: 2/24/2021 5:59:25 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: John's been diagnosed with cancer. He's not shaving until he beats it. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Holy shit, look at John Daly! https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/136311/525F1D09-AED1-4D61-A6CB-EA352D1E18CC_png-1839705.JPG John's been diagnosed with cancer. He's not shaving until he beats it. Damn, I did not know that. Prayers out for the man. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 7:24:12 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Right into the rough. I think he was OB. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 7:35:25 PM EDT
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Probably stoned out of his mind again. With his money why doesn’t he have a driver or a car service? Asshole. I hope it hurts bad.
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Posted: 2/24/2021 7:37:40 PM EDT
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No charges or even a blood test?
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Posted: 2/24/2021 7:40:57 PM EDT
[#24]
Quote HistoryQuoted: Probably stoned out of his mind again. With his money why doesn’t he have a driver or a car service? Asshole. I hope it hurts bad. Fuck him.  Show us where the tiger touched you. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 7:41:24 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I think he was OB. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Right into the rough. I think he was OB. Too much top spin, a snap book. In all seriousness I hope he can still play. A lot of the haters don’t know he totally changed the game. The shots he would pull off with amazing control and consistency was like watching a wizard. He made golf cool. And many of the pros under 35 are likely because of him. In his prime he was an untouchable monster of the game. The viewership, the purses, young kids wanting to play “the old mans game”. Still today if he’s in a tournament the crowd will be following him. The Tiger affect. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 7:43:11 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: No charges or even a blood test? He had to have blood work before surgery. So far no charges. Tox report may come out later but so far no flags on impairment. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 7:46:12 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I'm not white knighting anyone. He didn't want to bang the nanny. She was damn near family. Just as an FYI, I'm thisclose to one of his former employees that still spends quite a bit of time with he and his family. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I used to listen to a lot of sports talk radio years ago during my commute and it was discussed multiple times that she was physically abusive to him and wasn’t putting out. Sports talk radio is often more like regular talk radio and guys can actually tell the truth and not just repeat the ESPN propaganda line. The media demonized him but she shared much of the blame for the bad marriage. I am not saying the guy was a saint though. Thanks...was just wondering honestly or if it was discussed in that Tiger documentary on HBOMax. If she wasn't putting out but expected him to stay faithful then not really sure what she was thinking. One of the biggest names in the world of course he was gonna get some somewhere. I pretty thought when you're at the level and get married, the wife knows part of the deal is, the guy is gonna have a side piece but not bring home in diseases or extra kids. That's a load of shit. The "she's not putting out" is absolute bullshit. He was a serial womanizer, just like his father. She said no to him initially because she knew what kind of person he was. A self-serving POS. Ask Jesper Parnevik what he thinks of him. He' said on several occasions that she should have used a driver on him, not a 9 iron. If Jesper could get away with it, he'd beat his brains out and leave his corpse in a sand trap. He HATES Tiger Woods to this day. She didn't need Woods at all. She was a swimsuit model, and getting paid very handsomely to be the Parnevik's nanny. He's a serial cheater, and was/is a POS human being. He's a helluva golfer, but that doesn't excuse his behavior in the least. I have to laugh at white knighting. We are so manipulated by the reporting we never consider the other side of the story. Of course Jesper stood up for the nanny. He probably wanted to bang her himself. I guess I have been around too long and seen too many women treat men terribly and then make it look like the mans fault. I'm not white knighting anyone. He didn't want to bang the nanny. She was damn near family. Just as an FYI, I'm thisclose to one of his former employees that still spends quite a bit of time with he and his family. Lol. Of course he wanted to bang the nanny. Every heterosexual male on the planet did. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 7:54:08 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: That's a load of shit. The "she's not putting out" is absolute bullshit. He was a serial womanizer, just like his father. She said no to him initially because she knew what kind of person he was. A self-serving POS. Ask Jesper Parnevik what he thinks of him. He' said on several occasions that she should have used a driver on him, not a 9 iron. If Jesper could get away with it, he'd beat his brains out and leave his corpse in a sand trap. He HATES Tiger Woods to this day. She didn't need Woods at all. She was a swimsuit model, and getting paid very handsomely to be the Parnevik's nanny. He's a serial cheater, and was/is a POS human being. He's a helluva golfer, but that doesn't excuse his behavior in the least. Thats some super SIMP/White Knight shit from Parnevik |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 8:06:41 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Too much top spin, a snap book. In all seriousness I hope he can still play. A lot of the haters don’t know he totally changed the game. The shots he would pull off with amazing control and consistency was like watching a wizard. He made golf cool. And many of the pros under 35 are likely because of him. In his prime he was an untouchable monster of the game. The viewership, the purses, young kids wanting to play “the old mans game”. Still today if he’s in a tournament the crowd will be following him. The Tiger affect. 18th hole, out of a fairway bunker, over water to a tucked pin... Phil will tell you Tiger is the one that made him tons of money with the way he changed the game and purses that came because of that. Not only purses but the sponsorships deals....I sure wouldn't mind have a set of Rickie Fowlers limited edition blades.. 
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Posted: 2/24/2021 8:14:55 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: 18th hole, out of a fairway bunker, over water to a tucked pin... Phil will tell you Tiger is the one that made him tons of money with the way he changed the game and purses that came because of that. Not only purses but the sponsorships deals....I sure wouldn't mind have a set of Rickie Fowlers limited edition blades.. My wrists sting just looking at them
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Posted: 2/24/2021 8:19:09 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: 18th hole, out of a fairway bunker, over water to a tucked pin... Phil will tell you Tiger is the one that made him tons of money with the way he changed the game and purses that came because of that. Not only purses but the sponsorships deals....I sure wouldn't mind have a set of Rickie Fowlers limited edition blades.. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Too much top spin, a snap book. In all seriousness I hope he can still play. A lot of the haters don’t know he totally changed the game. The shots he would pull off with amazing control and consistency was like watching a wizard. He made golf cool. And many of the pros under 35 are likely because of him. In his prime he was an untouchable monster of the game. The viewership, the purses, young kids wanting to play “the old mans game”. Still today if he’s in a tournament the crowd will be following him. The Tiger affect. 18th hole, out of a fairway bunker, over water to a tucked pin... Phil will tell you Tiger is the one that made him tons of money with the way he changed the game and purses that came because of that. Not only purses but the sponsorships deals....I sure wouldn't mind have a set of Rickie Fowlers limited edition blades.. His irons. Holy fuck the control he had with his irons. He would consistently hit greens close that for most pro golfers was a 10% shot. Just to hit it. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 8:19:43 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I have been at the scene of two car crashes in the last few years and in both cases the right leg was broken close to the foot. The second one was an open fracture. It suggests that if you are about to hit something take your right foot off the brake pedal. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: that's a diagram of his actual break? jesus. I have been at the scene of two car crashes in the last few years and in both cases the right leg was broken close to the foot. The second one was an open fracture. It suggests that if you are about to hit something take your right foot off the brake pedal. I agree. I hit a oak tree 20 something years ago when I was young and dumb. No seat belt. I was standing on the brake and it shattered my ankle on both sides. Also broke the windshield with my head but that didn't hurt much. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 8:27:05 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: My wrists sting just looking at them Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: 18th hole, out of a fairway bunker, over water to a tucked pin... Phil will tell you Tiger is the one that made him tons of money with the way he changed the game and purses that came because of that. Not only purses but the sponsorships deals....I sure wouldn't mind have a set of Rickie Fowlers limited edition blades.. My wrists sting just looking at them They're pretty though so it would be worth it haha I play Mizuno MP14's and those are small heads IMO I think I could play Fowlers irons, just can't afford them
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Posted: 2/24/2021 8:30:04 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: His irons. Holy fuck the control he had with his irons. He would consistently hit greens close that for most pro golfers was a 10% shot. Just to hit it. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Too much top spin, a snap book. In all seriousness I hope he can still play. A lot of the haters don’t know he totally changed the game. The shots he would pull off with amazing control and consistency was like watching a wizard. He made golf cool. And many of the pros under 35 are likely because of him. In his prime he was an untouchable monster of the game. The viewership, the purses, young kids wanting to play “the old mans game”. Still today if he’s in a tournament the crowd will be following him. The Tiger affect. 18th hole, out of a fairway bunker, over water to a tucked pin... Phil will tell you Tiger is the one that made him tons of money with the way he changed the game and purses that came because of that. Not only purses but the sponsorships deals....I sure wouldn't mind have a set of Rickie Fowlers limited edition blades.. His irons. Holy fuck the control he had with his irons. He would consistently hit greens close that for most pro golfers was a 10% shot. Just to hit it. Had to admit he was a robot...he was fun to watch...I also loved watching Phil's short game... Remember The Open where I think he may have only hit Driver two or three times and some people complained that wasn't golf  I was like maybe the other players should've taken note and benched their driver
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Posted: 2/24/2021 8:36:44 PM EDT
[#35]
Quote HistoryQuoted: Had to admit he was a robot...he was fun to watch...I also loved watching Phil's short game... Remember The Open where I think he may have only hit Driver two or three times and some people complained that wasn't golf I was like maybe the other players should've taken note and benched their driverQuote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Too much top spin, a snap book. In all seriousness I hope he can still play. A lot of the haters don’t know he totally changed the game. The shots he would pull off with amazing control and consistency was like watching a wizard. He made golf cool. And many of the pros under 35 are likely because of him. In his prime he was an untouchable monster of the game. The viewership, the purses, young kids wanting to play “the old mans game”. Still today if he’s in a tournament the crowd will be following him. The Tiger affect. 18th hole, out of a fairway bunker, over water to a tucked pin... Phil will tell you Tiger is the one that made him tons of money with the way he changed the game and purses that came because of that. Not only purses but the sponsorships deals....I sure wouldn't mind have a set of Rickie Fowlers limited edition blades.. His irons. Holy fuck the control he had with his irons. He would consistently hit greens close that for most pro golfers was a 10% shot. Just to hit it. Had to admit he was a robot...he was fun to watch...I also loved watching Phil's short game... Remember The Open where I think he may have only hit Driver two or three times and some people complained that wasn't golf I was like maybe the other players should've taken note and benched their driverMember needing to “tiger proof” courses? That’s how much he changed the game. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 8:47:32 PM EDT
[#36]
Quote HistoryQuoted: Member needing to “tiger proof” courses? That’s how much he changed the game. Sure do. That didn't work out how they thought it would. People who missed prime Tiger really missed out on some awesome golf. That shot in the dark at Firestone. The way he pulled off some of those was unreal Also use to love these commericals  Funny Golf Commercial -- Tiger Woods -- Frank -- Nike |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 8:51:24 PM EDT
[#37]
Quote HistoryQuoted: 18th hole, out of a fairway bunker, over water to a tucked pin... Phil will tell you Tiger is the one that made him tons of money with the way he changed the game and purses that came because of that. Not only purses but the sponsorships deals....I sure wouldn't mind have a set of Rickie Fowlers limited edition blades.. They’re beautiful, wish I had the game to play them. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 8:58:10 PM EDT
[#38]
Quote HistoryQuoted: Because of his success, more people care about him being in a serious car wreck than they would if you (or I) were in one. Was that the answer you were looking for? Nope, success doesn't make a person any better than anyone else. Asswipes who are idiots, hold these people in high esteem. Doesn't mean I have to, nor are they better. You want to adore someone, your prerogative, your low esteem makes others better than you, oh well. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 9:00:35 PM EDT
[#39]
Quote HistoryQuoted: Because, due to his excellence in a particular field, people find him interesting. Stories about him generate clicks, and therefore ad revenue. If you broke your legs in a wreck, you mom might read the story, but no one else would give half a fuck. To break it down for you, he generates enough of YOUR interest that you're posting in a thread about him. You can be sure he doesn't know you exist...nor do most people. Idiots hold others in higher esteem than they do themselves. Money does not make a person. You cry babies want to hold homage for him, do so, I'm not, shit happens. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 9:05:59 PM EDT
[#40]
Quote HistoryQuoted: They’re beautiful, wish I had the game to play them. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: 18th hole, out of a fairway bunker, over water to a tucked pin... Phil will tell you Tiger is the one that made him tons of money with the way he changed the game and purses that came because of that. Not only purses but the sponsorships deals....I sure wouldn't mind have a set of Rickie Fowlers limited edition blades.. They’re beautiful, wish I had the game to play them. If you don’t have the game at least you’ll look good with them until you take them out of the bag 
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Posted: 2/24/2021 9:08:33 PM EDT
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I wasn’t bashing him btw. You just don’t realize how taxing golf can be on the body...as a matter of fact I’m in really good shape and when I drive some balls I’m sore as hell afterward lol
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Posted: 2/24/2021 9:14:50 PM EDT
[#42]
Nvmd
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Posted: 2/24/2021 9:16:14 PM EDT
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Posted: 2/24/2021 9:18:17 PM EDT
[#44]
Am I an ass for publicly saying I don't give a fuck about Tiger's car accident? Glad he didn't die I guess but why is it front page news for days in a row?
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Posted: 2/24/2021 9:22:24 PM EDT
[#45]
Quote HistoryWhat’s a “tibula “? |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 10:35:12 PM EDT
[#46]
Quote HistoryQuoted: Damn. UCLA Medical Center reported on the injuries to his right leg: My nephew had similar injuries after a motorcycle accident six years ago (he also broke his back, wrist, collarbone, and lost consciousness). He’s still in constant pain from the leg and ankle injuries. He won’t take pain meds so he’s suffering. It changed his gait so now he needs hip surgery to both hips. That and having the FAA pull his helicopter license because he lost consciousness really took its toll on his mental state. He loves to fly but that’s no longer an option. They removed some of the screws to help relieve the pain, but now he’s asking to have his foot amputated. He was just put on full disability. They said they’d discuss amputation with him after his hip surgeries. He’s only 28 Tiger is in for a rough year. Quote HistoryQuoted: Damn. UCLA Medical Center reported on the injuries to his right leg: Open fractures affecting both the upper and lower portions of the tibia and fibula bones were stabilized by inserting a rod into the tibia. Additional injuries to the bones of the foot and ankle were stabilized with a combination of screws and pins. Trauma to the soft tissue of the leg required surgical release of the covering of the muscles to relieve pressure due to swelling. My nephew had similar injuries after a motorcycle accident six years ago (he also broke his back, wrist, collarbone, and lost consciousness). He’s still in constant pain from the leg and ankle injuries. He won’t take pain meds so he’s suffering. It changed his gait so now he needs hip surgery to both hips. That and having the FAA pull his helicopter license because he lost consciousness really took its toll on his mental state. He loves to fly but that’s no longer an option. They removed some of the screws to help relieve the pain, but now he’s asking to have his foot amputated. He was just put on full disability. They said they’d discuss amputation with him after his hip surgeries. He’s only 28 Tiger is in for a rough year. Damn. I feel for him. I ruptured my quad tendon in my left knee and I deal with a lot of pain/physical issues just from that. Having an mri on my left hip next week ???????. While it’s a shitty injury, it’s nowhere near what he’s going through. I really, really feel for him. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 10:38:17 PM EDT
[#47]
Quote HistoryQuoted: Hope he gets well soon and recovers but his family really needs to step up and try to keep him off those pain meds he's going to be wanting after he's released from the hospital Quote HistoryQuoted: Hope he gets well soon and recovers but his family really needs to step up and try to keep him off those pain meds he's going to be wanting after he's released from the hospital Unfortunately with the kind of injuries he sustained, he’s got no choice really. At least in the short term. I’ve got some experience with that kind of thing and, if he’s in a good place with a sponsor, he can use them to get through this and come out clean. It’s a damn slippery slope though. I pray that he’s got the right people and systems in place. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 10:39:18 PM EDT
[#48]
Quote HistoryQuoted: Unfortunately he’s out of options. He’s been through six years of surgeries and physical therapy. His mother (my sister) is an RN. Surprisingly, she supports the amputation. My sister lost her youngest son in an ATV accident when he was only 10, Jeremy had his motorcycle accident, and then her daughter was permanently disabled in a car accident right after she graduated from college (all in a 10 year period). They’ve had a rough 10 years. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Damn. UCLA Medical Center reported on the injuries to his right leg: Open fractures affecting both the upper and lower portions of the tibia and fibula bones were stabilized by inserting a rod into the tibia. Additional injuries to the bones of the foot and ankle were stabilized with a combination of screws and pins. Trauma to the soft tissue of the leg required surgical release of the covering of the muscles to relieve pressure due to swelling. My nephew had similar injuries after a motorcycle accident six years ago (he also broke his back, wrist, collarbone, and lost consciousness). He's still in constant pain from the leg and ankle injuries. He won't take pain meds so he's suffering. It changed his gait so now he needs hip surgery to both hips. That and having the FAA pull his helicopter license because he lost consciousness really took its toll on his mental state. He loves to fly but that's no longer an option. They removed some of the screws to help relieve the pain, but now he's asking to have his foot amputated. He was just put on full disability. They said they'd discuss amputation with him after his hip surgeries. He's only 28 Tiger is in for a rough year. And yes, Tiger messed himself up badly in this wreck. Unfortunately he’s out of options. He’s been through six years of surgeries and physical therapy. His mother (my sister) is an RN. Surprisingly, she supports the amputation. My sister lost her youngest son in an ATV accident when he was only 10, Jeremy had his motorcycle accident, and then her daughter was permanently disabled in a car accident right after she graduated from college (all in a 10 year period). They’ve had a rough 10 years. My god that’s terrible. Prayers sent. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 10:46:43 PM EDT
[#49]
Quote HistoryQuoted: That's a load of shit. The "she's not putting out" is absolute bullshit. He was a serial womanizer, just like his father. She said no to him initially because she knew what kind of person he was. A self-serving POS. Ask Jesper Parnevik what he thinks of him. He' said on several occasions that she should have used a driver on him, not a 9 iron. If Jesper could get away with it, he'd beat his brains out and leave his corpse in a sand trap. He HATES Tiger Woods to this day. She didn't need Woods at all. She was a swimsuit model, and getting paid very handsomely to be the Parnevik's nanny. He's a serial cheater, and was/is a POS human being. He's a helluva golfer, but that doesn't excuse his behavior in the least. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: I used to listen to a lot of sports talk radio years ago during my commute and it was discussed multiple times that she was physically abusive to him and wasn’t putting out. Sports talk radio is often more like regular talk radio and guys can actually tell the truth and not just repeat the ESPN propaganda line. The media demonized him but she shared much of the blame for the bad marriage. I am not saying the guy was a saint though. Thanks...was just wondering honestly or if it was discussed in that Tiger documentary on HBOMax. If she wasn't putting out but expected him to stay faithful then not really sure what she was thinking. One of the biggest names in the world of course he was gonna get some somewhere. I pretty thought when you're at the level and get married, the wife knows part of the deal is, the guy is gonna have a side piece but not bring home in diseases or extra kids. That's a load of shit. The "she's not putting out" is absolute bullshit. He was a serial womanizer, just like his father. She said no to him initially because she knew what kind of person he was. A self-serving POS. Ask Jesper Parnevik what he thinks of him. He' said on several occasions that she should have used a driver on him, not a 9 iron. If Jesper could get away with it, he'd beat his brains out and leave his corpse in a sand trap. He HATES Tiger Woods to this day. She didn't need Woods at all. She was a swimsuit model, and getting paid very handsomely to be the Parnevik's nanny. He's a serial cheater, and was/is a POS human being. He's a helluva golfer, but that doesn't excuse his behavior in the least. Serious question: I don’t understand why Jesper’s opinion matters so much in your explanation. |
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Posted: 2/24/2021 10:51:11 PM EDT
[#50]
Quote HistoryQuoted: Member needing to “tiger proof” courses? That’s how much he changed the game. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Too much top spin, a snap book. In all seriousness I hope he can still play. A lot of the haters don’t know he totally changed the game. The shots he would pull off with amazing control and consistency was like watching a wizard. He made golf cool. And many of the pros under 35 are likely because of him. In his prime he was an untouchable monster of the game. The viewership, the purses, young kids wanting to play “the old mans game”. Still today if he’s in a tournament the crowd will be following him. The Tiger affect. 18th hole, out of a fairway bunker, over water to a tucked pin... Phil will tell you Tiger is the one that made him tons of money with the way he changed the game and purses that came because of that. Not only purses but the sponsorships deals....I sure wouldn't mind have a set of Rickie Fowlers limited edition blades.. His irons. Holy fuck the control he had with his irons. He would consistently hit greens close that for most pro golfers was a 10% shot. Just to hit it. Had to admit he was a robot...he was fun to watch...I also loved watching Phil's short game... Remember The Open where I think he may have only hit Driver two or three times and some people complained that wasn't golf I was like maybe the other players should've taken note and benched their driverMember needing to “tiger proof” courses? That’s how much he changed the game. Yes! I do remember that! They stopped cutting the rough until it was 3’ tall lol |
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