+1

He owes no one but his wife a explaination.

All the women that jumped up and said "Me Too!!" are looking for a payday

But Duelly... baby... don't you know we are entitled to judge others. ;)

The difference between T and C is one is a golfer, beholden to absolutely no one other than the prurient, the other was an elected official who lied under oath.

I appreciate the difference, and the problem of an elected official lying under oath.

My point is that Clinton should never have been asked many of the questions he was asked. They were an impertinence. And he certainly shouldn't have answered them.

He should, in my view, just have refused to answer.

There are spheres of our lives that are private to each of us, and the fact that Clinton was elected doesn't change that.

Ditto for Tiger. I wish he'd show some cojones and just tell the media to feck off. But there's too much sponsorship money at stake I guess.

It does given the clearances and the whole commander in chief thing. He was required, by the strictures of his elected office, to live by many the same rules I had to: moral clauses, financial disclosures, don't f the help, no dope smoking, etc...he left the privacy of the private sector behind when was elected. It is an argument best left to two glasses of scotch.

Agreed, with one caveat: There is no such thing as bad press in the long run...what a priceless reach for Nike.

You're on. But given the subject it should be scotch and cigars.

Yup...and I'll bring, "Redemption Song" from Marley.

Sorry, but he was already being investigated for sexual harassment, among other things.....
The History Place - Impeachment: Bill Clinton

Probably the best take I've seen on it: Bill Simmons on the Tiger Woods speech - ESPN

A few tidbits:

"Everything about it seemed staged. Everything. When the main camera broke down at the nine-minute mark and Tiger had to be shown from the side, I half-expected to see that he was plugged in to the wall."

"Whatever. I was going to leave it alone. After all, that had to have been a humiliating experience for the guy. But listening to talking heads praise that ludicrous speech pushed me over the edge. Someone actually said, "It came from the heart." It did? Was it C3PO's heart? I thought it seemed like an automated response from Microsoft's new "Cheater's Confession" program."

"He spoke for the next 13 and a half minutes. He spoke … like this. There was … no emotion … in his words. His face … was blank … and empty. Part of me … felt bad … for him. There were … a couple of moments … when it seemed … like … he was trying … to shed a tear … or have his voice catch … just for effect. You get … the idea."

"He came off like Schwarzenegger in "Terminator 2.""


All good stuff.:D Personally I could care less, the guy is a freaking GOLFER. Who he bangs, other than being amusing, has no effect on my life. But considering this joke of an apology, he would have been better off in hiding.

Who's bringing the fish sauce to dip the cigars in?:D

Tiger is far too big of a sell out to do that.

Cast the first stone dude.

The man used the word cheat. Do you have any idea how difficult that was for him? He had the BALLS to say cheat. The whole speech, do you have any friggin' idea????

Whom ever you are glad you're perfect. :rolleyes:

Tiger Woods makes me wish the internets were never born. I don't read newspapers or watch TV, but somehow I still trip across this crap on the internet.

That Tiger interview spoof is pretty funny:

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+1

This thread is pathetic.

It sometimes seems the guys who defend cheaters are cheaters themselves. So how 'bout it Terrier? Been going out on Mrs. Terrier? :p

And it took you three pages to figure that out. LOL! :rolleyes:

I'm not defending him what so ever. Just saying someone that is so arrogant having to show humility is difficult at best.
And my personal life is none of your business.

You started the thread.

Ya know Tiger is a pretty smart guy... and he is surrounded by smart people (agents, lawyers. etc.)

I'm sure they all knew the best thing to do would to be keep silent and the whole thing would pass.

Obviously Tiger felt the need to apologize publicly... for whatever reason.

And yeah the speech was staged (duh) he is a golfer not a politician... he is not expected to give speeches.

Maybe Mrs. Tiger? She might have demanded a public apology to appease her very public humiliation. Good for her if so.

But the whole topic & the public fascination with it is ridiculous. But here I am reading & posting on this thread . . .

Ian

I'm with Paul on this one.
I think he was just missing all the attention - you know with the Olympics going on and all.

Pathetic:
Him, , the media, this thread....

Oh and me for joining in.

This is gonna be good! I'll supply the cigars for that one.

I like the Onion's version better:

Tiger Woods Announces Return To Sex | The Onion - America's Finest News Source
:D

Here I go; flame on. I don't have a lot of sympathy for Mrs. Woods, OK? I could put up w/ a LOT of humiliation for $.5B, which is her potential take. She just happened to be first in line to cement the deal via the matrimony route. From what I understand, Tiger is/was not the most astute playa in the world of goldigging broads. His persona was carefully crafted and maintained by top dollar PR pimps. It would be incredulous to presume Mrs. Woods isn't also taking lessons in PR. Call me uber cynical but Mrs Woods is not the total victim, here. This, contrary to the public perception, is my take on it.

This should make for an interesting return,

"Tiger Woods' caddy, Steve Williams, says he'd club hecklers"

Read more: Tiger Woods' caddy, Steve Williams, says he'd club hecklers

Talk about whores:mad:

Macho man "Stevie" has quite a bit to lose as well - either way.
I'd let him take a shot at me....seems like there's still plenty of room on the gravy train.
All aboard !

Just so, utterly insincere, doing it for expediency. He is not taking his rehab deal seriously, which will eventually come out.

I think "Sex Addiction" is a contrived diagnosis, but that is irrelevant
heh heh