LOL.  Wouldn't Buddhism just tell him he got in trouble for being too "attached" to women and he should remember that non-attachment is the key to avoid suffering?  Brit thinks ONLY Christianity has an opinion on such a matter?

"If you keep your pants zipped up, then it can't get you in trouble." and where the hells the fun in that? LOL!

Jan 5, 2010 -- 11:05AM, mainecaptain wrote:

Brit Hume, has been affect adversely by faux news. Tiger Woods does not need any Jesus.

Tiger Woods needs therapy. Anyone who works that hard at destroying a relationship has real psychological problems. No religion is going to help that. Forgivness is something he needs from those persons he has hurt and them after that he needs to forgive himself.

Christianity can only damage him further, because most (Not all) but most Christian teaching just cause more guilt. Which will cause him to have worse psychological problems.

To hear Brit Hume, the real problem is he is not a Christian, as if no Christian would have done such a thing.

I would say more, but wouuld not wish to offend the really nice Christians I know.

I feel the same way you do, Cap. I just want to emphasize that anyone that believes that Faux News is engaged in objective news reporting should stop smoking those funny skinny cigarettes at once.

Jan 6, 2010 -- 1:43AM, Redfrog777 wrote:

Hey now Thomas, George Washington smoked those funny little skinny cigarettes! BTW, they ain't so skinny anymore!

I knew that, Frog. Who do you think it was that sat next to him under that cherry tree? BTW, back in those days we used a bowl, there were no decent papers. I'll always remember the day he got so hammered he got an axe and chopped down the damn thing then tried the mea culpa thing on his dad. He still got his ass whipped for doing it.

Jan 6, 2010 -- 2:18PM, langzaam wrote:

From what I just read, Tiger wished he could get his front teeth back.

I haven't read anything yet. Does that mean that Elin is as accurate with a 9 iron as he is?