Thread: Tiger Woods Scandal

Oh please... If I was Tiger Woods' wife...
I could find him in bed with another woman, and all I'd do is tell him

"Sorry for interrupting, I guess I'm off to do some shopping... just call me and let me know when is a good time to come home". J\k

Or, seriously.... she can just divorce him and take half. Provided the extremely unlikely odds that Tiger wasn't smart enough to put a prenuptial in place.

But on a personal note... I have always loved NOT knowing Tiger Woods' business. They say Tiger's personal life has been one of the most guarded of any professional athlete. And that, to me, is great!

I'm not even a sports buff, but I still think an athletes headlines should come from his\her skill in the sport... and not their private business.

But, since his business is out there... I may as well express a brief statement on how I'd look at Tiger from a moral standpoint...

I'm fairly ignorant to sports in general. Golf games are my amongst my favorite video games... and that's about the extent of my interest there. And despite all of this lack of knowledge on my end, I have managed to notice that Tiger Woods has always held his IMAGE to an abnormally high standard. Any woman who married him should have already known... She was going to be, more so than anything else, a part of his postcard perfect image.
So , if anything... Tiger isn't so wrong for behaving in a way most ridiculously rich, and moderately selfish man would behave.

Guys lay of Woods. (and switch to irons, teehee) But for real, everytime something like this happens to a celebrity, people and the news media have to blow it up into the decade's top story. Okay the guy made an honest mistake, he wouldn't be the first to do so. They are clearly making things worse for the guy from all this bashing. It's sad that this was the top story in the news rather than the men and women getting killed for us to actually be able to talk about such frivolous nonsense. It's not a big deal, this will be history in two weeks time.

They even re-edited the song "The Most Wonderful Time of The Year" and twisted it to humiliate Tiger. With lyrics like "It' the most Tiger Woods time of the year, there will be bashing and smashing and vehicle crashing to ruin his career!" Seriously, c'mon stop riding his jock and focus on the important matters that actually affect a wide audience of people.

Once again I am the one person that does not give a cr@p about this. I think this whole thing is best left as a private matter.

Honestly, the whole idea that just because someone's famous, we have the right to know everything about their personal lives. Honestly it sickens me how voyeuristic some (most) people are.

Its his personal life for a reason. If he's having an affair, well, who cares?

No wonder the majority of the world hates the States, look at the crap that we call "Entertainment".

Can't agree more with aceman and SamuraiDude, I hate America's obsession with scandal and personal flaws. The media is too concerned with ratings and shock value, too preoccupied with putting emphasis on the little things and not looking at the big picture. And in the grand scheme of things this stupid incident doesn't/shouldn't matter. People who get sucked into the trivial are just as annoying as the media who perpetualize it. When I read about it I thought, "oh, k." and moved on. Because it doesn't matter, it has no significance, just more fodder to fill up air time.

Yup, it's sensationalism. The people in this country are too daft and wrapped up in themselves to stop taking such bullshit. "Miley Cyrus may have Swine Flu, says an educated source" Okay, no one cares she'd be the ten-thousandth person to get it. I can undertsand that it's a celebrity and it sort of shcoks you for an instant, but get a life. Celebrities and Americans think they're are invincible and think nothing of the real issues that are taking place that can actually either positively or negatively impact their lives, they deserve the latter.

The 'news' stations reporting these things have become so ridiculous that it's actually pretty funny. I don't care at all about Tiger Woods, or his infidelity, or whatever. However, it's hilarious how TV networks manage to make themselves look like complete idiots. For example, ET was discussing it, and right in the middle of it, someone blabs, "Now, people. We have to keep in mind; Could Tiger be a serial cheater?" I was honestly expecting someone to come out any second and ask, "What do you think about the possible sex-change of Woods? This is all hypothetical of course."