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Tiger Woods: ESPN.com

nerd boy? really? what are you, 8 years old?

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WoolyGoat Wrote:nerd boy? really? what are you, 8 years old?

By his geographical knowledge and today news of the world I'd say grade school and then he's breaking one of the core rules of 18 yo age...

Why do I keep this cesspool alive?
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WoolyGoat Wrote:nerd boy? really? what are you, 8 years old?

Just what you look like. A little 5 foot tall nerd.

BIRD33 Wrote:Thats hilarious.No need for banning.You'll slowly realize the ass kicking you take here isnt worth it and will slink off only to return as a guest.Happens all the time.Enjoy your brief stay.
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leeman Wrote:By his geographical knowledge and today news of the world I'd say grade school and then he's breaking one of the core rules of 18 yo age...

i posted that last nite, it seems very possible he is not old enough to be here
maybe he should go on holiday while we confirm his birth date??

I realise that I have a past to break with--an accumulation of inertia, wrong, foolishness, rot, junk.  A great need of clarification, of mindfulness, or rather, of no mind.  A need to return to genuine practice, right effort.  Need to push on the great doubt.  Need for the spirit.  Hang on to the clear light.
           
Thomas Merton


       
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leeman Wrote:By his geographical knowledge and today news of the world I'd say grade school and then he's breaking one of the core rules of 18 yo age...



You're the one that doesn't even know your part of the world.

BIRD33 Wrote:Thats hilarious.No need for banning.You'll slowly realize the ass kicking you take here isnt worth it and will slink off only to return as a guest.Happens all the time.Enjoy your brief stay.
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Tiger begins the day in 3rd place. 5 off the leader. I keep waiting on that first place guy's wheels to fall off. I had never even heard of him. Surely he can't keep this up under this kind of pressure.
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Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:Tiger begins the day in 3rd place. 5 off the leader. I keep waiting on that first place guy's wheels to fall off. I had never even heard of him. Surely he can't keep this up under this kind of pressure.

Tiger shoulda quit when he had the benefit of a doubt...

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phantom Wrote:Just what you look like. A little 5 foot tall nerd.

yup, that's exactly what I look like.


dude if you're going to spend this much time here trolling, you could at least put A LITTLE effort into the garbage you say to people.

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WoolyGoat Wrote:yup, that's exactly what I look like.


dude if you're going to spend this much time here trolling, you could at least put A LITTLE effort into the garbage you say to people.


I think it was a good description. No need to be superfluous.

BIRD33 Wrote:Thats hilarious.No need for banning.You'll slowly realize the ass kicking you take here isnt worth it and will slink off only to return as a guest.Happens all the time.Enjoy your brief stay.
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and you know what I look like...how?

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BIRD33 Wrote:Thats hilarious.No need for banning.You'll slowly realize the ass kicking you take here isnt worth it and will slink off only to return as a guest.Happens all the time.Enjoy your brief stay.
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clever

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... link??

JCW Wrote:Every toilet bowl has to have one turd that floats to the top, I'm just doing my part.
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I guess Tiger, Phil Mickelson, Ernie Els, Davis Love, etc all woke up today feeling pretty damn good about themselves.

Holy shit, what a trainwreck yesterday was.
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Tiger probably felt pretty good.For all his troubles he's still finishing high in the majors.Thats not the Tiger of old though where he's looking to crush everyone.His putting was terrible.Missed some easy 5 footers for par and birdie.

Any of those big guys could have had it.Watching Dustin Johnson blow up was painful to watch.How do you shoot a 66 one day and an 82 the next?

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BIRD33 Wrote:Tiger probably felt pretty good.For all his troubles he's still finishing high in the majors.Thats not the Tiger of old though where he's looking to crush everyone.His putting was terrible.Missed some easy 5 footers for par and birdie.

Any of those big guys could have had it.Watching Dustin Johnson blow up was painful to watch.How do you shoot a 66 one day and an 82 the next?

Watching Dustin Johnson make that triple on the 2nd or 3rd hole reminded me of that French dude in the major that year when he had it all wrapped up going into the last few holes. Then he hit into the water on a par 3. Tried to hit out. fucked that up. then into the sand. i can't remember how it went, but it was a complete meltdown on one single hole and it cost him the win.
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http://www.golfdigest.com/magazine/2010-08/hank-haney


Golf Digest: Was Tiger generous with you? Did he express his appreciation to you in unusual ways, such as signing flags for you or dropping you notes?

Haney: Generosity is relative. It was generous of him to give me the job. I don’t have anything signed by Tiger, no. Not one thing.

Golf Digest: Did Tiger pay you well?

Haney: I don’t want to answer that. There’s no reason for me to go there.

Golf Digest: It’s been said that Tiger views any association with him as helping that person out. Do you go along with that?

Haney: You said it, I didn’t.

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How do you think he fell into that habit?

Tiger has an overall lack of trust with his driver that manifests itself in different ways. One, he obviously swings extremely hard, and sometimes too fast. He feels like he isn't in the right place in his swing, or that he isn't going to hit the right shot, and the anxiety of that tends to make people speed up. The quest was to get him to make the same swing with his driver he did with his irons in terms of effort, speed, his head not tilting, rocking and dropping. He was like, "I need to fix that, I'm going to work on it, I'm working on it, I'm going to work on it, I understand," and so on, but I didn't see it to the extent I felt he needed.

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At the end of the day, how well do you feel like you really know Tiger Woods?

I always felt like I knew Tiger from observing him. I did not feel like I knew him from knowing him.

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