Tiger Woods DUI Arrest

HardLoper wrote:

I was thinking the same... being 3 am there's no way he thought he was okay to drive right?

Do you not know what being drunk means? Why do people expect drunk people to make sober decisions? But you are also the guy that seems to think that butter makes food a complete protein, so why do I expect accurate information from you.

Another Nike guy doing well in the world.

Tiger will be back.

Another setback, but I, for one, look forward to the day he wins another major, with a new buzzcut and the most satisfying fist pump of all time on the 18th green. ...me and millions of other TV viewers who are currently ignoring golf can't wait.

Go get 'em Tiger.

Once in a wrote:

HardLoper wrote:

I was thinking the same... being 3 am there's no way he thought he was okay to drive right?

Do you not know what being drunk means? Why do people expect drunk people to make sober decisions? But you are also the guy that seems to think that butter makes food a complete protein, so why do I expect accurate information from you.

If you aren't poor there's no reason to drive yourself, drunk or sober. Also, butter itself contains all essential amino acids.

There is a tremendous amount of racism being manifested in this thread.

hart crane wrote:

Recovering from back surgery sometimes leads to prescription opiate abuse. I know he was arrested for alcohol but prescription opiate abuse could explain the bigger picture. Hope he gets help and we don't see him dead before 2020.

And why did he need back surgery? From juicing with steroids, HGH etc when his core / natural musculature couldn't handle it. The injuries are the DIRECT byproduct of his "supplements," not any great accident or "tragedy."

The PED regime for golf is too high these days. He can't comeback like Peyton Manning after back work.

Once in a wrote:

Marksch wrote:

Sigh..... No.... I am commenting on the above poster's comment that Trump's wall is the SOLUTION to drug addiction.

I didn't think I needed to walk through that part

Wow talk about fake news. The poster did not say Trump's wall is "the SOLUTION" to drug addiction. He said it would make a dent in the drug problem. Are you a liar or just have poor reading comprehension? Trump's wall would make a significant dent in several problems in America. Anyone saying it won't is either ignorant or not being honest.

Much like the people who come across our borders, most drugs do NOT arrive via a track through the desert.

A bigger dent would be made by using the wall money to address drug policy and treatment.

[quote]Bane wrote:

It wasn't his fault when his ex wife took a golf club to his face either I'm sure.

Of course it wasn't. It was her fault.

race to sell drugs wrote:

An unfortunate possible result of some medical practitioners being overly willing to prescribe highly addictive drugs. The pharmaceutical companies are making out like bandits, as are the insurance companies, and any doctors how get a cut for selling the drugs---oops! writing prescriptions.

Then what the hell are people suppose to do with age-related chronic pain? A lot of us try to stay active in our old age with running & cycling, but things like OA, degenerative joint/back problems, chronic inflammation, etc, cause very real pain! Even some of the runners on Grand Masters thread have ongoing, chronic problems that manifest in pain...no surprises there. The medical community simply lacks safe and effective treatment options for chronic pain control.

Sen. Larry Craig wrote:

There is a tremendous amount of racism being manifested in this thread.

Guess I missed dat, boy. Can ya point it out to me?

markschultz25 wrote:

Wow, the world is coming to an end.

http://www.news4jax.com/sports/tiger-woods-arrested-on-dui-charges-in-jupiter

It couldn't have happened to a bigger a-hole.

The fact people idolized this jerk still shocks me. He was a prick on the golf course and a dick in life.

I hope he disappears from public life once and for all.

Thank god he didn't kill or injure anyone.

wallstreet wrote:

Bane wrote:

I wonder who he'll blame this one on. Guy is a 100% low life scumbag.

Yeah. He's about the only famous person I've heard of who has had too much to drink in his life. Actually, make that any kind of person - it's unfathomable!

You think the scumbag comment was just about tiger's drinking?

I'll give you a pass and assume you don't know much about the guy.

Nailed it wrote:

Father Knows Best wrote:

He's never recovered from the death of his father who was the anchor in his life.

http://www.espn.com/espn/feature/story/_/id/15278522/how-tiger-woods-life-unraveled-years-father-earl-woods-death

Tiger has never demonstrated the ability to be an adult who can navigate through life without the strong handed guidance of his dad. He's lost. He has no compass. He grew up without being required to take the wheel of his own ship. Earl always steered. Then Earl died and Tiger has been running into icebergs since. It's amazing. You'd think he'd be able to do this at least as well as most of the rest of us. But he's a mess.

Not true. Tiger was a scumbag when his dad was alive. Tiger's dad was a scumbag. He's like his dad. Look it up.

Guys relax, Tiger said alcohol was not involved!

John Utah wrote:

wallstreet wrote:

Yeah. He's about the only famous person I've heard of who has had too much to drink in his life. Actually, make that any kind of person - it's unfathomable!

You think the scumbag comment was just about tiger's drinking?

I'll give you a pass and assume you don't know much about the guy.

Well, no I don't. Not all of us have been over to his house and hang out with him regularly like you obviously do. I'm assuming this to be the case since you're obviously not so thick as to believe everything about a person reported in the media, right?

This shows how disgusting human beings can be. Without the proper information or facts, people went on a judgment rant, and the media tried to bury the guy.

THERE WAS NO ALCOHOL FOUND IN HIS SYSTEM.

He was asleep at the wheel, and the car was in park, even though the engine was still running and the turn single was on. Sounds like he pulled over to the side of the road after he realized that he wasn't going to be able to stay awake.

And guess what, if you were to wake me up, and ask me to take a field sobriety test, I would be out of it and my speech would be slurred, too.

halfast wrote:

How the hell did he get arrested on Jupiter?

By a cop flying a solar powered helicopter.

Seniors in Chronic Pain wrote:

race to sell drugs wrote:

An unfortunate possible result of some medical practitioners being overly willing to prescribe highly addictive drugs. The pharmaceutical companies are making out like bandits, as are the insurance companies, and any doctors how get a cut for selling the drugs---oops! writing prescriptions.

Then what the hell are people suppose to do with age-related chronic pain? A lot of us try to stay active in our old age with running & cycling, but things like OA, degenerative joint/back problems, chronic inflammation, etc, cause very real pain! Even some of the runners on Grand Masters thread have ongoing, chronic problems that manifest in pain...no surprises there. The medical community simply lacks safe and effective treatment options for chronic pain control.

Not even joking, try pot. You're welcome.