Check the front page of tomorrow's NY Post over on Drudge now.
It's a worthy rival to their HEADLESS BODY IN TOPLESS BAR classic.
It's a worthy rival to their HEADLESS BODY IN TOPLESS BAR classic.
Check the front page of tomorrow's NY Post over on Drudge now.
It's a worthy rival to their HEADLESS BODY IN TOPLESS BAR classic.
GrandsonJack was the best, plus his nephew played lacrosse for RU.
BingoI would think at this point there is a pretty strong shot that he could possibly be addicted to pain killers
Fake newsTiger releases a statement this morning that it wasn't alcohol. Says a bad reaction to medicine he is taking.
3am. Refuses to take breathalyzer test. EDIT. TMZ has it wrong. Tiger did take text.
Holy crap. Have you seen the dash cam video of his arrest? He is so trashed I dont know how he was able to even start the car and drive anywhere. He is beyond lucky he didn't kill someone.
If Nike drops him tomorrow he will be more than ok financially.There's a decent chance that the arrest report and video from a dashboard camera in the police car may also come out, beginning today.
If Tiger was slurring his words and unsteady on his feet after being stopped then he will take another hit to his image. But as long as Nike continues its sponsorship then he will be ok financially.
ThisHis documented Vicodin dependency past is also very dangerous and scary...and hard to kick
This is a major problem in the US right now. Doctors are not shy with the prescriptions.Besides opiates, what else can put you in the state he was in?
Two flats, fresh damage to his car, asleep at the wheel.
My point is, driving after having a few to many drinks is dangerous and stupid.
His documented Vicodin dependency past is also very dangerous and scary...and hard to kick
Who does he think he is, House?His documented Vicodin dependency past is also very dangerous and scary...and hard to kick
They should be suing the drug prescribers.Ohio is suing drug makers on this issue.
I think the case is based on the drug makers misleading doctors about the addictive nature of the drugs.They should be suing the drug prescribers.
Doctors are complicit. A little research reveals a host of issues with many pain killers. Years ago, I was going to a doctor for back pain. I specifically told him that I did not want a Cox-2 inhibitor like Vioxx because of known links to Cox-2 inhibitors and cardiac events. He prescribed Celebrex, another Cox-2 inhibitor. I threw out the prescription and the doctor's phone number and never went back to him again. A lot of doctors get perks from pharma company reps.I think the case is based on the drug makers misleading doctors about the addictive nature of the drugs.
I'm in the pharmaceutical industry and also tend to lean libertarian in my political views. Having said that, we (USA) need to ban opioids from the market. The heroin crisis is out of control. Plenty of pain medications that are nearly as effective as the pills. If necessary, allow only IV pain medication in hospitals where it is controlledOhio is suing drug makers on this issue.
Hard to believe doctors aren't fully aware of the dangers and probabilities of opiate addiction.I think the case is based on the drug makers misleading doctors about the addictive nature of the drugs.
Gary Player might be that one guy who used weights and stayed very strong and fit for a long time.so much of golf is confidence.
when you're 25 yrds past all your main competition on your drive, and hitting a 9 iron for your second shot while the other guy is hitting a 7, that's great for your confidence.
when that scenario is suddenly reversed, it's a shock to the system.
that said, no idea what he was thinking with all the bulking up. (Rory needs to be careful).
name one great, or even good, muscle bound golfer ever.
while TW may still be very flexible for someone that buff, he's still not near as flexible as he was.
some of that may be age, but imo it's more about bulking up.
and flexibility is even more important than confidence.
one thing that's very under reported about top level golfers, is that these guys are flexibility freaks.
the main reason Joe Blow can't recreate that "tour" swing, isn't coordination, or timing, or know how.
it's because his body just won't bend into those positions. (and won't even come close).
a few yrs ago i was watching golf on the DVR. i freeze framed Rory at the end of his follow through. his shoulders were square to a point almost 180 degrees opposite where his belly was pointing, with his stance wider than his shoulders .
most people can't begin to pretzel themselves into that position. (wonder if Rory still can).
Fred Couples was another who could hit body positions even other top golfers couldn't. (heard once he was double jointed).
the longer, more fluid, and rhythmic looking the swing, the more flexibility it takes.