Tiger Woods in Car Accident

I have new wallpaper!

 

No, but it sure as hell changes your options. It also puts you in a position where women are throwing themselves at you, a position that I doubt is shared by many of us on this board.

 

In my world, more money would allow me to do more things with the people I love - including my significant other.

I wouldn't be looking to increase my options for sex or anything of that nature. I'm pretty sure I can say that with 100 per cent certainty.

 

I don't doubt you for a second, I just don't think we compare our situations to his. I'm not so sure we could all resist the tempatation as much as we might think we can. I don't think it's as black and white and as easy as people make it out to be.

 

The percentage of men with money who cheat seems to be much higher than the percentage of men who think they'd cheat if they had money. Many possible reasons why, but that seems to be the case.

 

Whether they're throwing themselves at you or not, your character and morals determines whether you'll cheat - not your bank account.

 

Fair enough. But there's a big difference in Joe Schmoe picking up some housewife down at the corner bar and the tail that gets thrown at Tiger on a daily basis. It's easier to be moral if your choices are limited to the kinds of women who would sleep with married men in small towns.

 

Apparently, a few are calling him a "Tiger" in the sack. Tiger therefore stays.

 

Tiger finally caught by the tail.

 

In a 60 Minutes interview.

Former President Bill Clinton will discuss his upcoming memoir, "My Life," in an exclusive interview with Dan Rather to be broadcast on 60 Minutes, Sunday, June 20, 2004, at 7 p.m. ET/PT.

Mr. Clinton took on every question, including one about what he called his personal failure -- his affair with Monica Lewinsky.

Rather: "The central question, if I may, and I know this is difficult, the central question is why?"

Clinton: "I think I did something for the worst possible reason -- just because I could. I think that's the most , just about the most morally indefensible reason that anybody could have for doing anything. When you do something just because you could ... I've thought about it a lot. And there are lots of more sophisticated explanations, more complicated psychological explanations. But none of them are an excuse ... Only a fool does not look to explain his mistakes."

 

Poor people don't cheat? Hell, it's the only vice they can afford.

 

I think that most people don't realize that men don't really play golf. They just say that they do so that they can cheat on their wives.

Can the equipment really be that expensive and the green fees so high? Could it really take that much time?

Nope, they're out somewhere practicing a whole 'nother kind of putting.

Guys come back from "playing golf" and they're either unexplainably giddy, depressed or plain tired. Ask them about their putting game.

The stuff you see on TV is just part of the cover-up. Would some guy really willingly buy a Buick? His father's Oldsmobile? They only do it as a clandestine way to pay their dues to that secret club.



And women golfers? They're probably lesbians.