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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-21-2009 @ 9:56PM
jdh said...
"and we don't mean to pile on" as quoted in this article. What a load of bull. Leave the guy alone and find some real world event if you want to claim to be real journalists. This crap is only fitting for the tabloids and barely then. Who among us men hasn't been to Hooters for good food and a lovely view? I think golf is a stupid hobby (no it's not a sport) and definitely aren't a fan of any particular golfer but feel for the guy since his personal life is his own and affects nobody other than him and his family. Butt out you so called journalists and find a real story if you even know what that is.
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12-22-2009 @ 4:44AM
Natalia said...
Quit going hard on the journalist you nimrods. The writer simply points out the comical incident of Tiger at Hooters with a photo that would otherwise appear incriminating. The writer does not suggest that the photos are evidence of Tiger's infidelity but rather jokes that this photo takes on a new connation in light of all the press about Tiger's infidelity. The patrons laughing at the photo posted at Hooters got it while the rest of you dumbshits yipping about how the journalist needs to stick to literary license missed the entire point.