OT - Blame it on the alcohol vs. "Jimmy" made me do it
Ayy yo,
If you're like me, you too were not all surprised when you heard that Jayson Williams was sentenced to 5 years for being inebriated at the time and accidentally killing his chauffeur back in 2002. However, by the same token, I must say that I was a little surprised that Tiger Woods took so friggin long to come out and finally make a statement - any statement - regarding his many extra-marital affairs and what didn't (or did) happen in front of his crib the night his car was banged up.
Tiger, in my opinion, should have just made a simple statement back when the story first broke and that, my friends, probably would've been the end of it. The same goes for Jayson. He should have just come clean back then and dealt with the resulting "heat" with much sorrow and honest remorse, and two years later he probably would have still had his wife, his mansion, a few lucrative job offers, and his self-esteem - not to mention his manhood, in tact.
I'm almost certain that in the coming weeks, CNN or Channel "whatever" in your area will have a live report from the prison where Jayson is currently being held that says he jumped head first off of the sink in his cell and killed himself. That man is in that much pain mentally, y'all. Meanwhile, Tiger will go back to putting around on the golf course like nothing ever happened.
What do you think, BAF? Holla atcha boy
If you're like me, you too were not all surprised when you heard that Jayson Williams was sentenced to 5 years for being inebriated at the time and accidentally killing his chauffeur back in 2002. However, by the same token, I must say that I was a little surprised that Tiger Woods took so friggin long to come out and finally make a statement - any statement - regarding his many extra-marital affairs and what didn't (or did) happen in front of his crib the night his car was banged up.
Tiger, in my opinion, should have just made a simple statement back when the story first broke and that, my friends, probably would've been the end of it. The same goes for Jayson. He should have just come clean back then and dealt with the resulting "heat" with much sorrow and honest remorse, and two years later he probably would have still had his wife, his mansion, a few lucrative job offers, and his self-esteem - not to mention his manhood, in tact.
I'm almost certain that in the coming weeks, CNN or Channel "whatever" in your area will have a live report from the prison where Jayson is currently being held that says he jumped head first off of the sink in his cell and killed himself. That man is in that much pain mentally, y'all. Meanwhile, Tiger will go back to putting around on the golf course like nothing ever happened.
What do you think, BAF? Holla atcha boy
Good Morning!
I didn't think Tiger should have made a statement at all. Who are we to judge?
As for Jayson.....smh....I felt sorry for him for some reason. His actions didn't seem as premeditated as Tiger's. I hope he doesn't kill himself over it and gets the help that he needs because the guilt must be killing him inside.
I didn't think Tiger should have made a statement at all. Who are we to judge?
As for Jayson.....smh....I felt sorry for him for some reason. His actions didn't seem as premeditated as Tiger's. I hope he doesn't kill himself over it and gets the help that he needs because the guilt must be killing him inside.
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Who are we to judge?
No, no, no... He shouldn't have made a statement for our benefit but if he didn't want his name dragged through the TV mud then he should've just said something and not pretend that this would blow over soon. His boy, Sir Charles Barkley, said on a talk show that he told Tiger, "There's no way the [general] public is going to let you make millions and millions of dollars a year and not expect you to to be held accountable for your actions off of the field. Sounds crazy, I know, but that's how it is..."
No, no, no... He shouldn't have made a statement for our benefit but if he didn't want his name dragged through the TV mud then he should've just said something and not pretend that this would blow over soon. His boy, Sir Charles Barkley, said on a talk show that he told Tiger, "There's no way the [general] public is going to let you make millions and millions of dollars a year and not expect you to to be held accountable for your actions off of the field. Sounds crazy, I know, but that's how it is..."
Aaron!
hey kimmie!
mern'tin all.
I feel for Mr. Christofi's family, what a randomly horrific way to die. Truth be told I feel as badly for Jayson Williams because he reacted out of panic, it's human, I'm sure most people in that same cir****tance would literally be scared senseless. This here makes him extra tragic to me: he's in the house with a handful of other people. Now admittedly I haven't followed this story closely so I don't remember all the details but while he's panicking, what are his friends doing? you mean a handful of grown men are sitting around holding their heads and nobody thinks out loud: hey, this is only gonna get worse if we don't A) call an ambulance RIGHT NOW or if it's clearly too late for that B) call the police RIGHT NOW or C) if we don't know what to do call YOUR WIFE Jay, who's um, an ATTORNEY. not to blame them I just feel like if my best friend just killed somebody and she's wringin her hands and I'm standing right there, if I can't calm her down to think clearly, then it's up to me not to panic.
As for Tiger what happens in Vegas.....if I had a bajillion dollars in the bank I'd step to a podium and tell everybody listening to kiss my entire beige _ _ _ dis here between me and my wife, now if you wanna ask me anything about golf, I'll take questions about THAT.
hey kimmie!
mern'tin all.
I feel for Mr. Christofi's family, what a randomly horrific way to die. Truth be told I feel as badly for Jayson Williams because he reacted out of panic, it's human, I'm sure most people in that same cir****tance would literally be scared senseless. This here makes him extra tragic to me: he's in the house with a handful of other people. Now admittedly I haven't followed this story closely so I don't remember all the details but while he's panicking, what are his friends doing? you mean a handful of grown men are sitting around holding their heads and nobody thinks out loud: hey, this is only gonna get worse if we don't A) call an ambulance RIGHT NOW or if it's clearly too late for that B) call the police RIGHT NOW or C) if we don't know what to do call YOUR WIFE Jay, who's um, an ATTORNEY. not to blame them I just feel like if my best friend just killed somebody and she's wringin her hands and I'm standing right there, if I can't calm her down to think clearly, then it's up to me not to panic.
As for Tiger what happens in Vegas.....if I had a bajillion dollars in the bank I'd step to a podium and tell everybody listening to kiss my entire beige _ _ _ dis here between me and my wife, now if you wanna ask me anything about golf, I'll take questions about THAT.
be happy, laughter burns calories
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"...what are his friends doing? you mean a handful of grown men are sitting around holding their heads and nobody thinks out loud: hey, this is only gonna get worse..."
Actually, one of the guys just sitting around as you put it came up with the idea to put the shotgun in the limo driver's hands. What tipped the police off that they were dealing with a potential cover up was the fact that deceased was like 5',8" and would have to had struggled quite a bit to pull the trigger on a shotgun pointed directly at himself. However, what gave it all away was the fact that Jayson was dripping wet, after having jumped into his pool, supposedly to remove any CSI-type of evidence that may have gotten on him from the gun blast.
Actually, one of the guys just sitting around as you put it came up with the idea to put the shotgun in the limo driver's hands. What tipped the police off that they were dealing with a potential cover up was the fact that deceased was like 5',8" and would have to had struggled quite a bit to pull the trigger on a shotgun pointed directly at himself. However, what gave it all away was the fact that Jayson was dripping wet, after having jumped into his pool, supposedly to remove any CSI-type of evidence that may have gotten on him from the gun blast.
Dougie~~~~
your personal experiences not withstanding lol!! Tiger needs to shut it and play golf, or not, but this is Elin's business and none't of ours.
Aay i'm giggling at the police work - his height is what tipped em off? how bout even if you've got the reach of a man who's 6'4", it's almost physically impossible to kill yourself with a shotgun, at that angle. i can't. As for his friends, i can't with them either, human to panic but now you're helping a man who's clearly out of his mind and covered in chlorine and dna?? i can't shake my head hard enough. I'm jis sayin, my crew is smarter than me, a speech that began: help me pick up this here rifle would be met with gurl,
as they're dialing 911. i'm sorry friendship does not equal everybody having a record.
your personal experiences not withstanding lol!! Tiger needs to shut it and play golf, or not, but this is Elin's business and none't of ours.
Aay i'm giggling at the police work - his height is what tipped em off? how bout even if you've got the reach of a man who's 6'4", it's almost physically impossible to kill yourself with a shotgun, at that angle. i can't. As for his friends, i can't with them either, human to panic but now you're helping a man who's clearly out of his mind and covered in chlorine and dna?? i can't shake my head hard enough. I'm jis sayin, my crew is smarter than me, a speech that began: help me pick up this here rifle would be met with gurl,
as they're dialing 911. i'm sorry friendship does not equal everybody having a record. be happy, laughter burns calories
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