tpia.:

its human to bonk over 10 women within the same time frame?

abi are they telling lies on him.

yeswecan:

Blacks are polygamous by nature

yeswecan:

Blacks are polygamous by nature

stillwater:

Is this what you've been using to deceive yourself?

mcwalka:

don't usually like to jump onto celebrity news bandwagons, but the media melee around Tiger Woods' public admission of his personal "transgressions" holds valuable lessons for all of us on how to most effectively protect the integrity of a brand.

Tiger is both a role model and a brand superhero. The fact that he's seemingly invincible on the golf course and in the branding world is what makes it difficult for his fans to accept that he's actually human, like the rest of us. As with everybody else, he's not impervious to making mistakes--or, rather, getting caught making mistakes.

And just like the long list of celebrities before him caught in the public firestorm--Michael Phelps smoking pot, David Letterman canoodling with a co-worker and, most recently, Alex Rodriguez's womanizing and steroid use--Tiger needs to pounce into crisis management mode to preserve his brand's value among current and prospective sponsors.

stillwater:

Don't know why he's giving a public apology. How is it my business?

stillwater:

Americans are not gossips . It's just the media that try to dictate how Americans should think or feel. They tend to overblow things.

~Sauron~:

Abeg, make we hear word. . . . .

Tiger Woods brought this upon himself trying to alienate himself from his Black roots and identifying with the whites.
He painted himself saintly and saints fall harder when caught.

I can't imagine someone like Jay-Z or Cristiano Ronaldo getting this much attention.
They have never tried to be St. John or St. Matthew. If Jay-Z cheats on Beyonce with an au pair, the ripples won't trouble a goldfish.