I'd run that beast through the carwash.
quote:Originally posted by Rob Kremer:
As a person - well, honestly - how can someone like him grow up and be even remotely normal? I wasn't all that surprised that his personal life was such a mess, and that he isn't a paragon of virtue.
I agree.
I never forgot this from a movie .... "It doesn't matter if you don't get caught. YOU will always know. YOU will never forget. YOU will never be able to look your wife in the eyes with proper affection. If you have any sense of decency the guilt will eat you up your entire life."quote:Jimmy count me in that 40 percent and darn proud of it.
My feeling is confessing cheating doesn't do anything for the partner. It only hurts them. For the confesser it's an attempt to ease a burden that never should have happened.
I've said from the beginning this is a protected and managed child star gone awry. It's Michael Jackson on a less freaky scale. Maybe Jennifer Capriati (tennis) would be a better comparison. She went heavy into $ex and drugs.quote:As a person - well, honestly - how can someone like him grow up and be even remotely normal? I wasn't all that surprised that his personal life was such a mess, and that he isn't a paragon of virtue.
I'm guessing yesterday's press conference/public admission of guilt was part of a step process required by his rehabilation.
Tiger Woods may be in a category all by himself as a golfer, but as a philanderer he’s nothing special and certainly nothing new.....
In athletes’ den, Tiger Woods fits right in
In athletes’ den, Tiger Woods fits right in
quote:I also agree people should be forgiven.
Depends....
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