Tiger Asks for Mulligan; Promises to Keep Driver in Bag

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

well, often times in a domestic situation, the abused - male/female rich/poor, will protect the abuser. It is in fact why domestic situations are very very dangerous for police officers. I don't buy into big brother, but it is understandable in this case. Even Woods defense of his wife, can be seen as him wanting to protect her, maybe when he shouldn't be.

Its his wife and what guy wants to have the national news talking about how his wife kick his a$$. We will see enough news about Phil kicking his a$$ we don't need anymore. I just find it funny how people really care about what migh or might not have happened. This stuff happens 100's of times everyday and no one cares so why the big deal just because he is TW. I never understood why people get so wrapped up in this celebirty stuff after all they are just people.

[Hog1]

understood............at least for now

[dmek25]

first, your in the insurance business. how would you handle this claim? i don't know anyone that smashes out the back window, to try and save someone

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by dmek25

first, your in the insurance business. how would you handle this claim? i don't know anyone that smashes out the back window, to try and save someone

I'm not an adjuster but I'd say if what has been said is true or the story they stick with then they just pay the claim. I would think stuff like this TW just pulls out his check book and pays for it out of pocket as he does make over 80 mil a year. I did have a customer who had a son a father argument and the son picked up a log and through it at his dads car. Dad then picked up a log and through it at his sons car and this went on for about ten times. The wife called in to file a claim and sense both the dad and the son where on the policy the claim wa denied do to the insureds did the damage as an intentional act.

[CRedskinsRule]

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[SmootSmack]

No idea what they're saying but this is great! Especially starting at the 57 second mark

[mlmdub130]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

No idea what they're saying but this is great! Especially starting at the 57 second mark

hahahaha, where the f did you find this gem? that is hilarious, i loved the reenactment when she is chasing the car with the club kinda like a horror movie, awesome

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by mlmdub130

hahahaha, where the f did you find this gem? that is hilarious, i loved the reenactment when she is chasing the car with the club kinda like a horror movie, awesome

Find? If you look at the screen it has in bold print YOUTUBE.

[hooskins]

Originally Posted by firstdown

Find? If you look at the screen it has in bold print YOUTUBE.

Im sure he can read. I think he is asking where/how did you find that on youtube. It is pretty random...

[hooskins]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

No idea what they're saying but this is great! Especially starting at the 57 second mark

hahaha this is great....

[12thMan]

The FHP just held their presser and all Woods will be charged with is reckless driving. He'll have to ante up $164.00. No charges, no investigation, no nothing. Case closed folks.

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by 12thMan

The FHP just held their presser and all Woods will be charged with is reckless driving. He'll have to ante up $164.00. No charges, no investigation, no nothing. Case closed folks.

So the $164 is the fine for reckless driving? If I'm correct RD is a major violation which "could" have jail time so you have to appear in court and not just send in the money. Maybe that why they charged him with reckless driving and not some other type of violation.

[12thMan]

Originally Posted by firstdown

So the $164 is the fine for reckless driving? If I'm correct RD is a major violation which "could" have jail time so you have to appear in court and not just send in the money. Maybe that why they charged him with reckless driving and not some other type of violation.

Well, technically, it was careless driving. Since no other vehicles, persons or limbs or passengers were involved or injured, it wasn't reckless driving. So charges won't be pursued. This isn't specific to Woods, it's the state law appearantly.

[dmek25]

the one thing that bothers me about this is if it where reversed, and it was her laying on the ground, they would have carted his ass off to jail

[12thMan]

Originally Posted by dmek25

the one thing that bothers me about this is if it where reversed, and it was her laying on the ground, they would have carted his ass off to jail

True. But that's the thing, no one really knows what happened or didn't happened. We just assume there was some domestic dispute because his wife was somehow involved. But none of that has been verified as a fact.

I actually applaud Tiger Woods for essentially saying, it's none of your god damn business what happened. I wish more celebs handled their personal lives like he does.