How do any of you know that he didn't have to suddenly swerved to miss a deer or coyote and lost control? How many of you always drive the speed limit? I drove delivery vehicles or cabs for 37 years and I can confidently say almost everyone speeds. I'm 75 and I still speed. He may have been impaired, but at this point I think he deserves the benefit of the doubt. We'll find out soon enough. The question I have is, "Was he going home (or to his hotel?) or leaving his home (or hotel?)?
old guy 75 wrote:
How do any of you know that he didn't have to suddenly swerved to miss a deer or coyote and lost control? How many of you always drive the speed limit? I drove delivery vehicles or cabs for 37 years and I can confidently say almost everyone speeds. I'm 75 and I still speed. He may have been impaired, but at this point I think he deserves the benefit of the doubt. We'll find out soon enough. The question I have is, "Was he going home (or to his hotel?) or leaving his home (or hotel?)?
You routinely speed? There are speed limits for a reason. You are a terrible person for speeding and risking the lives of others. You probably run through red lights as well, jackass.
Primo Numero Uno wrote: I hope he'd be smart enough to hire a personal driver for the trip.
With Tiger Woods you can hope he'd be smart enough but he's not smart. He acts like a teenager -- impulsive and reckless. Someday he should just grow the FU.
"To [verb] and drive is to sacrifice the gift."
burt parks wrote:
old guy 75 wrote:
How do any of you know that he didn't have to suddenly swerved to miss a deer or coyote and lost control? How many of you always drive the speed limit? I drove delivery vehicles or cabs for 37 years and I can confidently say almost everyone speeds. I'm 75 and I still speed. He may have been impaired, but at this point I think he deserves the benefit of the doubt. We'll find out soon enough. The question I have is, "Was he going home (or to his hotel?) or leaving his home (or hotel?)?
You routinely speed? There are speed limits for a reason. You are a terrible person for speeding and risking the lives of others. You probably run through red lights as well, jackass.
Relax Bra. He wears two masks while he speeds so its all good.
This woman killed two children racing Scott Erickson. Her own car stopped her from fleeing the scene. No sobriety test administered.
burt parks wrote:
You routinely speed? There are speed limits for a reason. You are a terrible person for speeding and risking the lives of others. You probably run through red lights as well, jackass.
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Are you seriously saying you never drive faster than 25mph in a residential area or faster than 65mph on the freeway? Where do you live? In Northern California if you drive 65 on the freeway you're holding up traffic. You're actually a hazard. Like I said, I drove 8 hours a day for 37 years and everyone speeds. I'm not talking 45 in a 25 or 90mph in a 65, I'm talking 70 -75 in a 65. You're probably one of those clowns who drives 65 in the fast lane, playing social justice warrior, because 'that's the law' and create havoc for everyone else. Just be honest.
old guy 75 wrote:
burt parks wrote:
You routinely speed? There are speed limits for a reason. You are a terrible person for speeding and risking the lives of others. You probably run through red lights as well, jackass.
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Are you seriously saying you never drive faster than 25mph in a residential area or faster than 65mph on the freeway? Where do you live? In Northern California if you drive 65 on the freeway you're holding up traffic. You're actually a hazard. Like I said, I drove 8 hours a day for 37 years and everyone speeds. I'm not talking 45 in a 25 or 90mph in a 65, I'm talking 70 -75 in a 65. You're probably one of those clowns who drives 65 in the fast lane, playing social justice warrior, because 'that's the law' and create havoc for everyone else. Just be honest.
I usually stay in far right lane on freeway. Do you only follow those laws that you agree with? Do you drive 45 in a school zone? Do you run lights? I bet you break many laws that are annoyances to you.
Law enforcement can make a decision to conduct a field sobriety test. It’s not mandatory for all accidents.
malmo wrote:
Primo Numero Uno wrote: I hope he'd be smart enough to hire a personal driver for the trip.
With Tiger Woods you can hope he'd be smart enough but he's not smart. He acts like a teenager -- impulsive and reckless. Someday he should just grow the FU.
"To [verb] and drive is to sacrifice the gift."
Can someone explain to me the propensity of drunk or high people to speed? The one time, decades ago, that I drove slightly under the influence of alcohol, I drove as carefully as I possibly could.
Do you have to be so far gone you simply don’t realize it?
"Based on where he came to rest... he should've gone with a Driver."
According to the ESPN report, Tiger was on his way to a photo shoot for GolfTV when the crash occurred at 7am. He was in LA hosting the Genesis Invitational at Riviera which concluded Sunday.
"The cause of the wreck wasn't clear. The two-lane road curves through upscale suburbs, and the northbound side that Woods was driving on descends steeply enough that signs warn trucks to use lower gears. The speed limit is 45 mph. Based on video footage and photos, it appears that Woods hit a curb and took out a Rolling Hills Estates sign. Luggage could be seen out of the vehicle."
I assume he took the turn too fast and lost control.
He's a changed person and I wish him well.
The professional golf community owes everything to him.
steve the addict. wrote:
We know why he wasn't tested but we are not allowed to say it.
Please elaborate and stop hinting.
sub sub elite local hobby jogger wrote:
steve the addict. wrote:
We know why he wasn't tested but we are not allowed to say it.
Please elaborate and stop hinting.
He’s rich and famous?
kw1954 wrote:
According to the ESPN report, Tiger was on his way to a photo shoot for GolfTV when the crash occurred at 7am. He was in LA hosting the Genesis Invitational at Riviera which concluded Sunday.
"The cause of the wreck wasn't clear. The two-lane road curves through upscale suburbs, and the northbound side that Woods was driving on descends steeply enough that signs warn trucks to use lower gears. The speed limit is 45 mph. Based on video footage and photos, it appears that Woods hit a curb and took out a Rolling Hills Estates sign. Luggage could be seen out of the vehicle."
I assume he took the turn too fast and lost control.
He's a changed person and I wish him well.
The professional golf community owes everything to him.
How is he changed? He is still sleeping with Waffle House whores and is still acting like a punk on the golf course. It appears he was driving drunk and on drugs. How has he changed?
How does it appear he was driving drunk or on drugs? Everyone on the scene said he did not appear impaired or intoxicated. Thus there would be no need for a sobriety test. Police don't test every single person that gets in a car crash.
4:59 wrote:
How does it appear he was driving drunk or on drugs? Everyone on the scene said he did not appear impaired or intoxicated. Thus there would be no need for a sobriety test. Police don't test every single person that gets in a car crash.
Much as I hate to reference TMZ... they are reporting that a few minutes before the crash, Woods blew out of his hotel parking lot so fast that he nearly caused an accident there.
Another source says his vehicle did at least 3 full roll-overs before coming to rest. He must've been flying. Glad he didn't hit another vehicle, or pedestrian.
Could it be as simple as Tiger looking down to check his cell phone long enough to miss the turn?
Speeding, at least... wrote:
Another source says his vehicle did at least 3 full roll-overs before coming to rest. He must've been flying. Glad he didn't hit another vehicle, or pedestrian.
Three full rollovers UPHILL. That's some serious speed.
what is wrong with people people wrote:
malmo wrote:
With Tiger Woods you can hope he'd be smart enough but he's not smart. He acts like a teenager -- impulsive and reckless. Someday he should just grow the FU.
"To [verb] and drive is to sacrifice the gift."
Can someone explain to me the propensity of drunk or high people to speed? The one time, decades ago, that I drove slightly under the influence of alcohol, I drove as carefully as I possibly could.
Do you have to be so far gone you simply don’t realize it?
At a certain point , Tiger realized he doesnt have to be accountable . His first call was to his agent , then Lawyer . They called his family . If Tiger did nothing , but spend $100,000 a week, he would have enough to live 183 years .
steve the addict. wrote:
We know why he wasn't tested but we are not allowed to say it.
No, you are allowed to say it but you're too much of a P. Share your thoughts with us big boy.