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Tiger does it again

#21
FRoss6788 said:
That's really the only issue I see here.

If he's selfish enough to drive on meds, who cares what happens to him.

The SOB can afford a full time driver to take him anywhere he needs.
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100% Truth.

And I'm not just counting somebody's money, hell everybody's aware. The thing is, this is a whole other conversation if/when it involves injury or worse, God Forbid, he was to kill somebody.

Tiger just used his last Mulligan AFAIC. Go get help.
 
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Stewie26 said:
Tiger's first accident happened about mile from my home. He was going down hill on a four lane highway and failed to negotiate a curve in the highway. He then jumped the center median and on into incoming traffic and luckily missed all the cars there or there would have been a head-on accident with a high probability of fatalities. On this stretch of road which I drive all the time, vehicles usually travel at 50mph or more. In this particular accident, it could have been much worse.
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I've seen a ton of accidents like that in West Palm Beach heading towards Jupiter (including trucks).

I95 is so badly designed in that respect - I've had several close calls myself, at night.
 
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#33
Might as well cue up Verne Lundquist at the 2005 Augusta 16th:

Before the chip of all times from the apron of the green while Tiger was studying the shot:

"Tiger's picked out a landing spot..."

With the ball on its way: "Oh my goodness."

When the ball went in:

"In your life have you seen anything like that?"

On the behavioral spectrum of human self care, Tiger is closer to the death wish end of it than the yoga master end.
 
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#36
buldog5151bass said:
It wasn't alcohol. I'm wondering if it was painkillers. He's dealt with serious injuries.
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That's my guess. Most laws now cover being impaired regardless of what you ingested.

I think the tell here is him refusing urinalysis. He blew triple zeros at the scene, but refused a urine sample. I have friends under Pain Management, and the protocols are very strict, often including random urinalysis, to check the levels of the prescription(s) present in your system, but also to see IF you're ingesting anything (street drugs or excessive amounts of the prescriptions to indicate you're exceeding the prescription via street buys). I can see where he could be constantly in pain from his various procedures, and would not rule out other help past the prescriptions.

That he refused this could be indicative of that. It's also obvious to me that his various handlers are doing a very poor job, he CERTAINLY should be driven to keep him out of trouble like this for the second time.
 
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Chauffeur, aka Road Caddy.

2026-03-27 Tiger's Mug.jpg
 
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