Comments on: Tiger, Please Step Into the Vacuum

By: Quentin Boor

Quentin Boor — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 18:41:40 +0000

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By: Fred

Fred — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 02:04:19 +0000

I dunno. When stepping in to fill that vacuum, Tiger would bring with him pieces. Pieces of information. Pieces that you call the truth. And those pieces would be further inspected, by journalists, bloggers, news readers, etc. I’m not sure how soon you think the speculation about his character would end, but perhaps not as soon as you think. I don’t Letterman’s confession solved anything. There was a shrug, and an “So he’s an ass. Surprise me,” and now I think less of him than before. But Dave swims in those waters nightly. Tiger, until now, was golden. And this mess takes him across a bridge and to a place where he will be forever seen differently. I don’t know that he helps his case by spilling any beans, and wrestling with the pigs of truth and honesty. If it’s going to be messy either way, I think Woods is handling it right. Let others get the dirtiest. Don’t join them.