What should Tiger Woods do next?
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keithold thanks all baggers
ANSWERS: 17
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I think he should figure out a funny way to make light of what happened. If Cheney can get away with shooting a buddy in the face, Tiger's wife should be able to get away with scratching him. That's not to condone spousal abuse -- but they live a public life -- and what they really want is for people to stop obsessing on what happened.
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Exactly what he's doing now - not commenting.
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Not shave with Gillette until the cuts have healed.
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Recover
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take driving classes
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pay child support. i smell a divorce.
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Try to renegotiate his prenup ASAP
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Buy a house for his wife's finger of course. I herd a great joke today: What's Tiger Woods and a baby seal have in common? They were both beat by a Norwegian.
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Play golf. +5
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hide his money
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Play golf?!? That's the thing he knows how to do. If Arnold Palmer were in this position, everyone would be syaing "We love ya Arnie." "I love ya Tiger" Another man taken down by a greedy bitch.
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shoot a b*&$h
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It is ultimately between him and his wife and the decision on what to do is really hers. He should attend counseling and if he is truly sorry for the affairs he admitted to, then apologize and see if his marriage is saveable. He made a terrible mistake and he definitely has dropped a notch in my book, but he certainly isn't the only one who has screwed up. This will take a lot of healing on his wife's part.
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1. Lock up his golf clubs or they could be used against him. And if he uses those for tournaments, a ruined club could ruin his game. 2. Don't be messing with other women until he gets a divorce. If he isn't happy, why look for trouble. Take care of one problem at a time. 3. See his lawyer for advice on how not to damage his career. 4. Get marriage counseling, that is if he wishes to save his marriage. 5. Hire a guard while he is home. His life may be in danger.
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What ever she wants.
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Retire.
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Shouldn't the question be... WHO should Tiger Woods do next?
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