The Tiger Woods saga

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#176
Vols520 said:
What is getting lost on this thread is the alleged woman is super hot.
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If there is some question about anybody involved in this incident being a woman, this story is going to indeed get juicy.
 
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Vols520 said:
His ability to come up clutch has made him millions. He has always been ultra private
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Like many athletes, especially those at the top of their game, the great majority of their income comes from endorsements. Part of the deal with those endorsements is that in exchange for being paid millions of dollars to attach your face and image to company or product is that you have to keep your nose clean and represent the company in a good light, bad PR reflects poorly on the company and product as well as the individual themselves.

He can be as ultra private as he wants, when the police are called to a accident scene and there are suspicious circumstances involved the media will get wind. Now he is stalling attempts to find out what happened, this only serves to raise even more suspicion and speculation. If he wanted to handle this privately with the police it could be done, there is a reason he chooses not to do so and he is only making the PR situation worse at this point.
 
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what you get for winning a tornument
 
#181
#181
what you get when you unlock "Domestic Dispute" mode
 

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#184
hahah no joke.

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Tiger's 9 iron-10,000

Pissed of swedish chick-priceless

hes just lucky she didnt use the hammer of thor
 
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KB5252 said:
Like many athletes, especially those at the top of their game, the great majority of their income comes from endorsements. Part of the deal with those endorsements is that in exchange for being paid millions of dollars to attach your face and image to company or product is that you have to keep your nose clean and represent the company in a good light, bad PR reflects poorly on the company and product as well as the individual themselves.

He can be as ultra private as he wants, when the police are called to a accident scene and there are suspicious circumstances involved the media will get wind. Now he is stalling attempts to find out what happened, this only serves to raise even more suspicion and speculation. If he wanted to handle this privately with the police it could be done, there is a reason he chooses not to do so and he is only making the PR situation worse at this point.
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he doesn't have to tell the Police anything.

he's doing exactly what he should be doing...disappearing and laying low. eventually people will give up on the story when they realize there isn't one.

who knows, maybe all of you will too.
 
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doozer said:
he doesn't have to tell the Police anything.

he's doing exactly what he should be doing...disappearing and laying low. eventually people will give up on the story when they realize there isn't one.

who knows, maybe all of you will too.
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If they are investigating an accident and the circumstances surrounding it why wouldn't he be compelled to talk to police? It is a serious question, I am no expert in matters of law but one would think there is good reason to cooperate with a police investigation.

At the very least jerking the police around and canceling arranged interviews certainly does reflect well on the upstanding citizen aspect does it?
 
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KB5252 said:
If they are investigating an accident and the circumstances surrounding it why wouldn't he be compelled to talk to police? It is a serious question, I am no expert in matters of law but one would think there is good reason to cooperate with a police investigation.

At the very least jerking the police around and canceling arranged interviews certainly does reflect well on the upstanding citizen aspect does it?
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no one is required to talk to police. I'm guessing Tiger has already ponied up for a pretty good lawyer who has told him to remain silent
 
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ridethelightening said:
Do you know he cheated? Anybody? I'm pretty sure the only thing he said wasn't our business was the wreck. The rest he denied
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i'll bet you any amount of money you want that he's cheated on his wife. maybe not with the chick the enquirer reported, but with someone.
 
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utvolpj said:
no one is required to talk to police. I'm guessing Tiger has already ponied up for a pretty good lawyer who has told him to remain silent
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Then he has invited the media salvos that are and will continue to come. In a court of law asking for legal council is not an admission of guilt but in the public eye being so secret about what amounts to a petty accident certainly raises eyebrows and invites speculation, not to mention draws the media attention. In short he deserves no sympathy here, it was his choice to have it this way. Perhaps the alternative was would have been worse for him?

I just don't get why some here want to take up for him like he is being treated unfairly.
 
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#197
If the dude doesn't want to freely admit to the world that momma brained him with a gap wedge, then so be it, that's his right, don't blame him really.
 
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#198
doozer said:
he provided them with all the information he was required to by law.
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And apparently the police still have questions about the incident. If he did all that he is required to by law then it is what it is, and yet they still seem to feel that something doesn't add up or there is more to the story and a crime might have possibly been committed. They are just doing their job and the media is doing theirs.

It still doesn't answer the question as to why some people are treating this as if Tiger is being treated unfairly. He is a celebrity and it comes with the territory, he knew this going in. If he wanted to live his life privately and out of the public eye he could have chosen to do so long ago, you don't get to have it both ways.
 
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KB5252 said:
Then he has invited the media salvos that are and will continue to come. In a court of law asking for legal council is not an admission of guilt but in the public eye being so secret about what amounts to a petty accident certainly raises eyebrows and invites speculation, not to mention draws the media attention. In short he deserves no sympathy here, it was his choice to have it this way. Perhaps the alternative was would have been worse for him?

I just don't get why some here want to take up for him like he is being treated unfairly.
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Because a lot of people do not feel that just because you are a celebrity, you owe an explanation for anything that happens in your personal life. At this point, without any hard evidence and without police scrutiny, which there doesn't really appear to be, this issue rests with a man and his wife. Period
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ridethelightening said:
Because a lot of people do not feel that just because you are a celebrity, you owe an explanation for anything that happens in your personal life. At this point, without any hard evidence and without police scrutiny, which there doesn't really appear to be, this issue rests with a man and his wife. Period
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The police are handling this in as discreet a way as possible, as they do with many celebrities. They have asked repeatedly to interview him and ask questions and he has denied every attempt. They are obviously investigating the accident and the events surrounding it at this point. If he had complied with their requests and told them what he had known then it would have been dismissed and perhaps have gone away by now. That is assuming their were no crimes committed.

If he was the average Joe you would be correct, he chose another route and is a celebrity. When you are celebrity you subject yourself to all the negative that comes with the positive, this is an example of the negative. I am not making an assumption here as to whether this is right or wrong, just stating the reality of the situation. This will be under police and media scrutiny until they are convinced there is no story or crime here or until they give up and decide the story isn't worth it.

Right or wrong it is the price you pay for stardom. You get so much out of it, at the same time you sacrifice much of yourself for it.

EDIT: I agree that a celebrity doesn't have the obligation to explain what goes on in their personal life. I would add though that much like the trash once it hits the curb it is fair game, right or wrong.
 
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