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December 4, 2009 at 9:26 PM #491154December 4, 2009 at 9:31 PM #490291AnonymousGuest
[quote=KSMountain][quote=Bristol Chicken]
…….but it was always about the money.[/quote]Wow how insightful you claim to be. How can you know that?[/quote]
Same source that told me Elvis is alive, Jon & Kate matter and Batboy will be president some day.
December 4, 2009 at 9:31 PM #490457AnonymousGuest[quote=KSMountain][quote=Bristol Chicken]
…….but it was always about the money.[/quote]Wow how insightful you claim to be. How can you know that?[/quote]
Same source that told me Elvis is alive, Jon & Kate matter and Batboy will be president some day.
December 4, 2009 at 9:31 PM #490840AnonymousGuest[quote=KSMountain][quote=Bristol Chicken]
…….but it was always about the money.[/quote]Wow how insightful you claim to be. How can you know that?[/quote]
Same source that told me Elvis is alive, Jon & Kate matter and Batboy will be president some day.
December 4, 2009 at 9:31 PM #490928AnonymousGuest[quote=KSMountain][quote=Bristol Chicken]
…….but it was always about the money.[/quote]Wow how insightful you claim to be. How can you know that?[/quote]
Same source that told me Elvis is alive, Jon & Kate matter and Batboy will be president some day.
December 4, 2009 at 9:31 PM #491159AnonymousGuest[quote=KSMountain][quote=Bristol Chicken]
…….but it was always about the money.[/quote]Wow how insightful you claim to be. How can you know that?[/quote]
Same source that told me Elvis is alive, Jon & Kate matter and Batboy will be president some day.
December 4, 2009 at 9:35 PM #490296AnonymousGuest[quote=pabloesqobar][quote=Bristol Chicken]
Take a hard look at Tiger. Take away the money, the fame, The pro athlete aura and your left with Eldrick Tont Woods, plumber. [/quote]Not exactly. And, you did “take away” the things he worked very hard to accomplish. He would still be a very talented golfer, with a degree from Stanford, who gives generously to charities.
And, I noticed you didn’t take away his wife’s only claim to fame to make it even: her looks. If she was an unattractive woman, where do you think she would be right now?
By the way, you may be right about the money issue. It certainly shouldn’t be a surprise if that was true.
In any event, it appears that Tiger is your typical high profile athlete with no moral compass. But, like the banks, he has become “too big to fail”. Despite the standard morality clauses in his various endorsement contracts, he will remain untouched. It would be borderline negligence for a corporation to cancel his contract considering how much money his name brings in.[/quote]
I was very close to starting up the ladder theory bs again but you saved us all in the end. Thank you.
December 4, 2009 at 9:35 PM #490462AnonymousGuest[quote=pabloesqobar][quote=Bristol Chicken]
Take a hard look at Tiger. Take away the money, the fame, The pro athlete aura and your left with Eldrick Tont Woods, plumber. [/quote]Not exactly. And, you did “take away” the things he worked very hard to accomplish. He would still be a very talented golfer, with a degree from Stanford, who gives generously to charities.
And, I noticed you didn’t take away his wife’s only claim to fame to make it even: her looks. If she was an unattractive woman, where do you think she would be right now?
By the way, you may be right about the money issue. It certainly shouldn’t be a surprise if that was true.
In any event, it appears that Tiger is your typical high profile athlete with no moral compass. But, like the banks, he has become “too big to fail”. Despite the standard morality clauses in his various endorsement contracts, he will remain untouched. It would be borderline negligence for a corporation to cancel his contract considering how much money his name brings in.[/quote]
I was very close to starting up the ladder theory bs again but you saved us all in the end. Thank you.
December 4, 2009 at 9:35 PM #490845AnonymousGuest[quote=pabloesqobar][quote=Bristol Chicken]
Take a hard look at Tiger. Take away the money, the fame, The pro athlete aura and your left with Eldrick Tont Woods, plumber. [/quote]Not exactly. And, you did “take away” the things he worked very hard to accomplish. He would still be a very talented golfer, with a degree from Stanford, who gives generously to charities.
And, I noticed you didn’t take away his wife’s only claim to fame to make it even: her looks. If she was an unattractive woman, where do you think she would be right now?
By the way, you may be right about the money issue. It certainly shouldn’t be a surprise if that was true.
In any event, it appears that Tiger is your typical high profile athlete with no moral compass. But, like the banks, he has become “too big to fail”. Despite the standard morality clauses in his various endorsement contracts, he will remain untouched. It would be borderline negligence for a corporation to cancel his contract considering how much money his name brings in.[/quote]
I was very close to starting up the ladder theory bs again but you saved us all in the end. Thank you.
December 4, 2009 at 9:35 PM #490933AnonymousGuest[quote=pabloesqobar][quote=Bristol Chicken]
Take a hard look at Tiger. Take away the money, the fame, The pro athlete aura and your left with Eldrick Tont Woods, plumber. [/quote]Not exactly. And, you did “take away” the things he worked very hard to accomplish. He would still be a very talented golfer, with a degree from Stanford, who gives generously to charities.
And, I noticed you didn’t take away his wife’s only claim to fame to make it even: her looks. If she was an unattractive woman, where do you think she would be right now?
By the way, you may be right about the money issue. It certainly shouldn’t be a surprise if that was true.
In any event, it appears that Tiger is your typical high profile athlete with no moral compass. But, like the banks, he has become “too big to fail”. Despite the standard morality clauses in his various endorsement contracts, he will remain untouched. It would be borderline negligence for a corporation to cancel his contract considering how much money his name brings in.[/quote]
I was very close to starting up the ladder theory bs again but you saved us all in the end. Thank you.
December 4, 2009 at 9:35 PM #491165AnonymousGuest[quote=pabloesqobar][quote=Bristol Chicken]
Take a hard look at Tiger. Take away the money, the fame, The pro athlete aura and your left with Eldrick Tont Woods, plumber. [/quote]Not exactly. And, you did “take away” the things he worked very hard to accomplish. He would still be a very talented golfer, with a degree from Stanford, who gives generously to charities.
And, I noticed you didn’t take away his wife’s only claim to fame to make it even: her looks. If she was an unattractive woman, where do you think she would be right now?
By the way, you may be right about the money issue. It certainly shouldn’t be a surprise if that was true.
In any event, it appears that Tiger is your typical high profile athlete with no moral compass. But, like the banks, he has become “too big to fail”. Despite the standard morality clauses in his various endorsement contracts, he will remain untouched. It would be borderline negligence for a corporation to cancel his contract considering how much money his name brings in.[/quote]
I was very close to starting up the ladder theory bs again but you saved us all in the end. Thank you.
December 4, 2009 at 9:45 PM #490301AnonymousGuest[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=davelj][quote=Bristol Chicken]…but it was always about the money.[/quote]
Even if that’s the case (and I’m not saying it is), I see nothing wrong with it. It’s just consistent with the evolutionary imperative: survival.[/quote]
On that topic:
One of my primary criteria in a mate:
Nutritional valueI suspect that a salted, dried wife could support me for a few months of nuclear winter.
A pickled mistress might get me through a light harvest.
A well-built gimp (spiced and cured) might take me through a comet-based extinction level event.
I really need to start a thread on cannibalism in general and Alferd Packer (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alferd_Packer) in particular.[/quote]
Made me think about the ending to “A boy and his dog”
The Donner party and the Andes rugby team are much more compelling ‘human jerkey’ stories.
December 4, 2009 at 9:45 PM #490467AnonymousGuest[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=davelj][quote=Bristol Chicken]…but it was always about the money.[/quote]
Even if that’s the case (and I’m not saying it is), I see nothing wrong with it. It’s just consistent with the evolutionary imperative: survival.[/quote]
On that topic:
One of my primary criteria in a mate:
Nutritional valueI suspect that a salted, dried wife could support me for a few months of nuclear winter.
A pickled mistress might get me through a light harvest.
A well-built gimp (spiced and cured) might take me through a comet-based extinction level event.
I really need to start a thread on cannibalism in general and Alferd Packer (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alferd_Packer) in particular.[/quote]
Made me think about the ending to “A boy and his dog”
The Donner party and the Andes rugby team are much more compelling ‘human jerkey’ stories.
December 4, 2009 at 9:45 PM #490850AnonymousGuest[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=davelj][quote=Bristol Chicken]…but it was always about the money.[/quote]
Even if that’s the case (and I’m not saying it is), I see nothing wrong with it. It’s just consistent with the evolutionary imperative: survival.[/quote]
On that topic:
One of my primary criteria in a mate:
Nutritional valueI suspect that a salted, dried wife could support me for a few months of nuclear winter.
A pickled mistress might get me through a light harvest.
A well-built gimp (spiced and cured) might take me through a comet-based extinction level event.
I really need to start a thread on cannibalism in general and Alferd Packer (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alferd_Packer) in particular.[/quote]
Made me think about the ending to “A boy and his dog”
The Donner party and the Andes rugby team are much more compelling ‘human jerkey’ stories.
December 4, 2009 at 9:45 PM #490938AnonymousGuest[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=davelj][quote=Bristol Chicken]…but it was always about the money.[/quote]
Even if that’s the case (and I’m not saying it is), I see nothing wrong with it. It’s just consistent with the evolutionary imperative: survival.[/quote]
On that topic:
One of my primary criteria in a mate:
Nutritional valueI suspect that a salted, dried wife could support me for a few months of nuclear winter.
A pickled mistress might get me through a light harvest.
A well-built gimp (spiced and cured) might take me through a comet-based extinction level event.
I really need to start a thread on cannibalism in general and Alferd Packer (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alferd_Packer) in particular.[/quote]
Made me think about the ending to “A boy and his dog”
The Donner party and the Andes rugby team are much more compelling ‘human jerkey’ stories.
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