Ferminal said:Sorry, which day do you expect the hog to be grounded?
Very good!!!! Still chuckling...
Ferminal said:Sorry, which day do you expect the hog to be grounded?
Wheels Go Round and Round said:and my prediction of ground hog day is correct.............
let's just keep saying it's coming...........eventually you will be right............ or people will just forget.................roflmao
redtreviso said:PGA golfers are all d-bags...At any given opportunity they sing their love for Ronald Reagan and Jesus, which gets them weekly corporate outing appearance fees of 100k and they don't even need to practice.. They all tell stupid false stories about their humble beginnings walking from their trailer park to the country club where they caddied and where they found their love for the game of golf..bwahahaaaaaa The only ones that do well are just bored and decide to actually apply themselves a little.
steve martin "I was born a poor black child"
Thoughtforfood said:The question is, if the revelations of FLandis are true, will you come here and take your medicine? You don't strike me as a coward, so I am guessing you will. Just know that there are many here who look forward to saying "I told you so." Maybe it will never happen?
Wheels Go Round and Round said:not quite sure where you are going with this as I have said before they ARE ALL DOPERS...................so what big revelation will be revealed that I don't already know?![]()
Thoughtforfood said:That Big Tex will actually get some road rash from this. It sounds like you believe he will go unscathed, and I don't think that is going to be the case. Not really of the belief he will serve prison time, but do think all of his career will take on the tarnish it deserves.
Alpe d'Huez said:I don't know if I buy that comparison Kurtinsc. Recall that after Kobe's troubles some idiots were saying it gave him "street cred". The fan base, and buying clientele of the NBA is also different than golf.
As I said, I don't think he'll fade into oblivion, but I just don't see his buying power for sponsorship get anywhere near what it was.
Scott SoCal said:Over generalize much?
Bad post.
Dr. Maserati said:There are 2 big differences between the marketability of Lance v Tiger.
Tigers 'indiscretions' have little bearing on his ability to play the game.
But Lances 'indiscretions' do, PED use and more damaging is the hiding a positive test - this damages his athletic achievements, where with Tiger it is just his image/marketability that is damaged.
Also Tiger is only 34 - and it is possible he could still be competitive in 15-20 years time. Lance is already past his best and his career will be likely over this or next year - there is little that entices sponsors to continue to invest in him.
Thanks for the insight - perhaps I should have written ......kurtinsc said:Tiger isn't a great comparison with Lance.
But saying Tiger is going to be permanently damaged from his issues is incorrect as well. That doesn't mean Lance won't be damaged in terms of endorsements with the PR hit that would happen if this goes south on him... he's not at all in the same situation as Tiger. You don't need to say Tiger is going to suffer to try to prove that Lance will... the two are really not related.
as the very first sentence so it would not have caused you any confusion...Dr. Maserati said:There are 2 big differences between the marketability of Lance v Tiger.
nevada said:The mainly male fanbase can understand and accept a few indiscretions with a waitress , mainlining blood & PED's is somewhat less acceptable.
The federal investigation will show Lance hung out at dancing bars and nothing else.
Rip:30 said:My friend got a BJ from a prostitute that Lance hired.
True story.
Rip:30 said:My friend got a BJ from a prostitute that Lance hired.
True story.
redtreviso said:PGA golfers are all d-bags...At any given opportunity they sing their love for Ronald Reagan and Jesus, which gets them weekly corporate outing appearance fees of 100k and they don't even need to practice.. They all tell stupid false stories about their humble beginnings walking from their trailer park to the country club where they caddied and where they found their love for the game of golf..bwahahaaaaaa The only ones that do well are just bored and decide to actually apply themselves a little.
steve martin "I was born a poor black child"
Alpe d'Huez said:Tiger's other issue is that while he's still good, he's probably starting on the downside of his career with many young golfers now coming up. He may win another major, but I'd venture to guess he'll slowly fade away. Not to obscurity, but in winnings, ratings, everything. As his reputation crumbled, his mainstream appeal crumbled as well. His name will sell much less product in the sport of golf already, but also to mainstream Nike like people. He's still getting mentioned in the news, but only because people know who he is. Even Mike Tyson's last several fights got him mentioned, regardless of how horrible he fought.
Having that shot of Phil Mickelson embracing his family after winning the Masters was priceless for golf.
redtreviso said:For so few it is not true that "ALL" is perfectly descriptive..
Like "all" Republicans are racists.
""I'll believe that Republicans are serious about protecting heterosexual marriage on the day that you can't find half of them prowling the gay bars of DC every night (and you don't even want to know what the other half are into).""
http://www.opednews.com/articles/Mission-Accomplished-The-by-David-Michael-Gree-100625-58.html
bobs *** said:Most of this is pretty good. His reputation is much more battered than the media's conventional wisdom holds. And Phil suddenly looks much more relatable. I think Tiger was almost back on form in the US Open and he isn't done winning Majors, which is what his golfing is all about. In that he has much similarity to Lance, targeting a very limited calendar. I think your comments about fading like Tyson are overstated. I watch tournaments that he is in (and NOT others) but I used to root for him, now I root against him. (Another similarity between Tiger and Lance for me personally)
Tiger's downside is not going to be like Tyson's and golfers can play at a high level well into their 40's. I disagree with you there.
I think the accusations about the Canadian doctor and the hgh could cause as much damage as the divorce.
The divorce is reported to cost something $350Million. He deserves it after the humiliation he put his wife and family through.
Rip:30 said:My friend got a BJ from a prostitute that Lance hired.
True story.
Scott SoCal said:Oh how very open-minded and tolerant of you. Your clarificaton only exposes you further.
It takes all kinds, I suppose.
bobs *** said:I haven't seen this level of prejudice and bigotry with such a straight face in a very long time.
Lances_Closet said:I've heard similar stories.
Speaking of blow.
There is a story on the internet about Lance doing blow in the clubs of Austin. He's rec drug use is well known on the club circuit.
Yes I have a link.
Lances_Closet said:I've heard similar stories.
Speaking of blow.
There is a story on the internet about Lance doing blow in the clubs of Austin. He's rec drug use is well known on the club circuit.
Yes I have a link.