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A car accident that Tiger Woods was involved in in late 2009 with information of his affairs leaking out soon after.
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Tiger Woods,
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If you are reading this, I just want to send you my love and support. I do not think what is happening to you is fair nor do I think that it is anyone's business. I hope that you can stay strong through this and realize that you can shine through this difficult time. There are so many people out here who agree that the media has exposed your situation way too much. I beleive that none of what has been said about you or written about you makes you a bad person. You are not bad and I do not think that you need to apologize to the public for what you have done. My family and I have really admired you achievements through the years and I can't wait to see you return to the PGA Tour and be the great golfer that you are. I hope you return soon and I wish you the best.
Marisa
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Scotman
December 18, 2009
I don't think he is a bad person either. At the same time, he needs to realize that he is a celebrity and also needs to stop his cheating ways. If he were ethical and responsible regarding his wife, none of this controversy would be happening. Great golfer? Yes of course. But he makes a pretty bad role model. Helpful commentary.
johnaton
January 10, 2010
he's a role model to no one. He is a golfer a you admired him because he won golf games. If is was for morals and being a role model you would have gone for some other none winning golfer with good morals maybe a Lucus Glover or Ratief Gosen. This role model thing always crack me up. If this were were the case how come they dont go for the other players who achieve nothing but rather they cling to the winners. You cling to them because you want to be associated with winning not morals. So please enough with the role model nonsense
johnaton
January 10, 2010
he's a role model to no one. He is a golfer a you admired him because he won golf games. If is was for morals and being a role model you would have gone for some other none winning golfer with good morals maybe a Lucus Glover or Ratief Gosen. This role model thing always crack me up. If this were were the case how come they dont go for the other players who achieve nothing but rather they cling to the winners. You cling to them because you want to be associated with winning not morals. So please enough with the role model nonsense
johnaton
January 10, 2010
he's a role model to no one. He is a golfer a you admired him because he won golf games. If is was for morals and being a role model you would have gone for some other none winning golfer with good morals maybe a Lucus Glover or Ratief Gosen. This role model thing always crack me up. If this were were the case how come they dont go for the other players who achieve nothing but rather they cling to the winners. You cling to them because you want to be associated with winning not morals. So please enough with the role model nonsense
johnaton
January 10, 2010
he's a role model to no one. He is a golfer a you admired him because he won golf games. If is was for morals and being a role model you would have gone for some other none winning golfer with good morals maybe a Lucus Glover or Ratief Gosen. This role model thing always crack me up. If this were were the case how come they dont go for the other players who achieve nothing but rather they cling to the winners. You cling to them because you want to be associated with winning not morals. So please enough with the role model nonsense
Scotman
January 10, 2010
Wow, posted the same thing four times! I was talking about teenagers and such. Yeah, he's human, but screwing around on the PGA Tour behind his wife's back is not OK with me. Adultery seems OK with Johnaton, whom we will never see on Lunch again, obviously.
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review by Sean_Rhodes.
February 22, 2010
There's something strange about the culture of Celebrity in America. Tiger Woods put himself out in the public eye and as a result his little affair has garnered him a lot of attention by the press. I've never been too interested in the lives of celebrity or the gossip. When Anna Nicole Smith died, for instance, finding something else to watch was a test. When Michael Jackson was accused of child molestation it was tough to figure out what to watch to get away from the media … more
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review by dalydose.
December 03, 2009
A scandal isn't a scandal unless some jokes are made. Now, I don't condone beating a man when he's down, but funny is funny. Jokes you can tell He's not a Tiger...he's a Cheetah What's the difference between and SUV and a golfball? Tiger … more
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review by HomeGirlQuel.
December 02, 2009
*steps up onto soap box* Why is it my business who Tiger Woods is, has or has ever had sex with? I know the answer is that this is America and Americans love to be up in people's bedrooms. And why are so many people saying it's his fall from grace. A god on the golf course, maybe, but he's just a very rich dude . If you are one of those people who assume that because somebody gets paid an insane amount of money to sing, act, play sports, run governments exceptionally well (in most cases), … more
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Quick Tip by HIVANH.
December 05, 2009
We fawn after celebrity and spend money and time on it, then feign shock when it explodes in our faces. Silliness.
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Quick Tip by Scotman.
December 05, 2009
It's what we call a "Ho" in one! (sorry)....
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Quick Tip by teriincali.
December 03, 2009
Affairs don't justify domestic violence, if that's what happened. Women commit DV as often as men. 1/3 of serious injury victims are male.
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Quick Tip by djevoke.
December 03, 2009
Could you imagine what we could accomplish if we spent this much attention on the issues that TRULY matter?!?
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On November 27, 2009, Tiger Woods was taken to hospital after an early morning car accident near his home, reportedly in serious condition. Woods was leaving his home around 2:30 a.m. (EST) in his SUV, a 2009 Cadillac Escalade, when he collided with a fire hydrant and a tree down the street. The Florida Highway Patrol said that the crash was not alcohol-related, but continued to investigate. Woods was released from the hospital in good condition; his agent said that Woods was fine, and had been treated for facial lacerations. The airbags in his SUV did not deploy which suggested that he was not travelling above 33mph. On November 29, Woods issued a statement saying the car accident was his fault, but is a private matter. He praised his wife Elin for getting him out of the car. Details about what caused the accident were not revealed. Two days before the accident, The National Enquirer had published a story that alleged that Woods had had an affair with nightclub manager Rachel Uchitel, which she denied. Woods said, "the many false, unfounded, and malicious rumors that are currently circulating about my family and me are irresponsible".
On December 1, 2009, Woods was charged by the Florida Highway Patrol with one charge of careless driving. The fine is $164 and 4 points on his driving license.[35] The Florida Highway Patrol indicated that upon payment of the fine, the case is closed.
Also on December 1, Woods announced that he would not be attending his own ...
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On December 1, 2009, Woods was charged by the Florida Highway Patrol with one charge of careless driving. The fine is $164 and 4 points on his driving license.[35] The Florida Highway Patrol indicated that upon payment of the fine, the case is closed.
Also on December 1, Woods announced that he would not be attending his own ...
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