Tiger, what were you thinking of?

Mugen910 · 12-16-2009, 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by GodOfFire

Can't believe this hasn't been mentioned specifically. In a great cigar film called "Blowing Smoke" all cigar smoking males should watch this. (and females) There is a line that says.

"No matter how good she looks, someone is tired of f**king her"

That aptly applies here

You beat me to it...
except my line was

"No matter how hot that woman is, some guy out there is sick of her sh1t."

ActionAndy · 12-16-2009, 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Mugen910

You beat me to it...
except my line was

"No matter how hot that woman is, some guy out there is sick of her sh1t."

Alternatively: She ain't pretty, she just looks it.

Blueface · 12-16-2009, 09:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GodOfFire

Can't believe this hasn't been mentioned specifically. In a great cigar film called "Blowing Smoke" all cigar smoking males should watch this. (and females) There is a line that says.

"No matter how good she looks, someone is tired of f**king her"

That apptly applies here

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mugen910

You beat me to it...
except my line was

"No matter how hot that woman is, some guy out there is sick of her sh1t."

Joking aside, if that truly is or where to be the case, pick up and leave.
Give her the share of money based on the pre-nup and move on.
I truly don't condone cheating on someone you chose to take vows with.
I can comprehend an off night, drunk, whatever, and you made a mistake. In his case, over a dozen women and well planned meetings combined with unprotected sex.
In fairness to Elin, who is clearly the victim here, it is unfair to even remotely consider her as the cause for him doing this awful thing to her.
No human being deserves that embarrassment.
He clearly has no regard for the sanctity of marriage and clearly has an addiction.

Blueface · 12-16-2009, 09:27 AM

I just remembered when my wife use to work at a hotel in Secaucus, NJ, where all the teams regularly stayed that played in the Meadowlands.
The very worse were the NBA players. Before they even arrived, there were paid women waiting for them in the lobby. In some cases, two and three for one player. Historically, the single ones were peaceful. It is the married ones that had the women coming to meet them.
If wondering who were the most utmost professional? Hockey players.

Just seems that many folks rely on these people so much as role models, based on what they do in their sport when in fact, on a private level, they are not worthy of much admiration. Tiger has hurt himself financially and only time will tell if he will ever get back to where he was with endorsements. I don't think too many housewives will be buying their husband Tiger gear this Christmas.

TripleF · 12-16-2009, 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Blueface

I don't think too many housewives will be buying their husband Tiger gear this Christmas.

True. True. But there may be a new ELIN CLUB available for women to give to their husbands.

hotreds · 12-16-2009, 09:44 AM

You are correct- too many athletes are all too human! I worked security at Riverfront, and talked to other guys who worked security at hotels, and as you stated, Carlos, too many of these athletes were pretty low down, dirty human beings. It certainly was an eye opener for me, who worshipped baseball players as a kid. Not anymore- as Clouseau would say.

shilala · 12-16-2009, 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Blueface

Joking aside, if that truly is or where to be the case, pick up and leave.
Give her the share of money based on the pre-nup and move on.
I truly don't condone cheating on someone you chose to take vows with.
I can comprehend an off night, drunk, whatever, and you made a mistake. In his case, over a dozen women and well planned meetings combined with unprotected sex.
In fairness to Elin, who is clearly the victim here, it is unfair to even remotely consider her as the cause for him doing this awful thing to her.
No human being deserves that embarrassment.
He clearly has no regard for the sanctity of marriage and clearly has an addiction.

Bingo.
Well said, my friend. I'd give you a hat tip smiley for that, but I can't find one.
Here's one of these, instead.

12-16-2009, 10:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blueface

Joking aside, if that truly is or where to be the case, pick up and leave.
Give her the share of money based on the pre-nup and move on.
I truly don't condone cheating on someone you chose to take vows with.
I can comprehend an off night, drunk, whatever, and you made a mistake. In his case, over a dozen women and well planned meetings combined with unprotected sex.
In fairness to Elin, who is clearly the victim here, it is unfair to even remotely consider her as the cause for him doing this awful thing to her.
No human being deserves that embarrassment.
He clearly has no regard for the sanctity of marriage and clearly has an addiction.

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Originally Posted by shilala

Bingo.
Well said, my friend. I'd give you a hat tip smiley for that, but I can't find one.
Here's one of these, instead.

I totally agree. Tiger has a problem. Ha, lots of problems, now.

floydpink · 12-16-2009, 10:58 AM

I read an interesting article on this and it was explained that for a lot of celebrities, it's the challenge that gets them off more than the score.

Add in the fact that they are surrounded by people on the payroll constantly telling them how great they are and it's a recipe for infidelity for some.

I wouldn't know on a personal level as I am surrounded by people telling me what an idiot I am, but did sleep at a Holiday Inn Express last night.

ActionAndy · 12-16-2009, 11:06 AM

To be serious, yes I find dishonesty, lying, and cheating as very serious transgressions. My joke back there was included because it's my all time favorite phrase. I honestly don't see the point in being married (at all) but if you've made a promise, keep it.

12-16-2009, 09:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mugen910

You beat me to it...
except my line was

"No matter how hot that woman is, some guy out there is sick of her sh1t."

See post #15...

hotreds · 12-16-2009, 09:06 AM

Not his marriage vow, to be sure!

12-16-2009, 09:27 AM	#4
Blueface Gramps 4x's Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Horatio Seymore Hiny Location: Boca Raton - North of La Habana Posts: 8,774 Trading: (8)	Re: Tiger, what were you thinking of? I just remembered when my wife use to work at a hotel in Secaucus, NJ, where all the teams regularly stayed that played in the Meadowlands. The very worse were the NBA players. Before they even arrived, there were paid women waiting for them in the lobby. In some cases, two and three for one player. Historically, the single ones were peaceful. It is the married ones that had the women coming to meet them. If wondering who were the most utmost professional? Hockey players. Just seems that many folks rely on these people so much as role models, based on what they do in their sport when in fact, on a private level, they are not worthy of much admiration. Tiger has hurt himself financially and only time will tell if he will ever get back to where he was with endorsements. I don't think too many housewives will be buying their husband Tiger gear this Christmas. __________________ Little known fact: I am a former member of the Village People - The Indian

12-16-2009, 09:44 AM	#6
hotreds Ephesians 2:8 Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: 5 miles past "Resume Speed" Posts: 11,670 Trading: (63)	Re: Tiger, what were you thinking of? You are correct- too many athletes are all too human! I worked security at Riverfront, and talked to other guys who worked security at hotels, and as you stated, Carlos, too many of these athletes were pretty low down, dirty human beings. It certainly was an eye opener for me, who worshipped baseball players as a kid. Not anymore- as Clouseau would say. __________________ God loves you so much, that he made you read this, just to let you know.

12-16-2009, 10:58 AM	#9
floydpink crazy diamond Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Pete Location: Orlando Posts: 1,955 Trading: (17)	Re: Tiger, what were you thinking of? I read an interesting article on this and it was explained that for a lot of celebrities, it's the challenge that gets them off more than the score. Add in the fact that they are surrounded by people on the payroll constantly telling them how great they are and it's a recipe for infidelity for some. I wouldn't know on a personal level as I am surrounded by people telling me what an idiot I am, but did sleep at a Holiday Inn Express last night. __________________ "If we weren't all crazy we would go insane"

12-16-2009, 11:06 AM	#10
ActionAndy Dayman, Master of Karate Join Date: Dec 2008 First Name: Andy Location: Saratoga Springs, NY Posts: 671 Trading: (7)	Re: Tiger, what were you thinking of? To be serious, yes I find dishonesty, lying, and cheating as very serious transgressions. My joke back there was included because it's my all time favorite phrase. I honestly don't see the point in being married (at all) but if you've made a promise, keep it. __________________ In the merry month of June, from me home I started...

12-16-2009, 09:06 AM	#12
hotreds Ephesians 2:8 Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: 5 miles past "Resume Speed" Posts: 11,670 Trading: (63)	Re: Tiger, what were you thinking of? Not his marriage vow, to be sure! __________________ God loves you so much, that he made you read this, just to let you know.