So no alcohol. What the phuck was he taking, quaaludes? I've taken Ambien, painkillers, and Xanax plenty of times and none of them would make someone pull over, pass out, and look like that hours later, at least not without adding booze to the mix.

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(05-30-2017 12:03 PM)EverRespect Wrote:  So no alcohol. What the phuck was he taking, quaaludes? I've taken Ambien, painkillers, and Xanax plenty of times and none of them would make someone pull over, pass out, and look like that hours later, at least not without adding booze to the mix.

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You obviously didn't take enough Xanax because that **** will knock you out.

(05-30-2017 11:24 AM)WKUYG Wrote:  At one point in time a person was allowed to make a mistake and move on from it. Hopefully not to repeat it. Not in today's world. Today one mistake and people call for your ******* head. I'm not a Tiger Woods fan but I did enjoy watching him when he was at his best. Even if you are not a fan of a person....you can respect that person's play when they are at the top of their game. That goes for all sports.

Facebook and Twitter is destroying people for mistakes that should be forgiven and let the person apologize and move on. There's not a damn one of us that wouldn't lose our jobs if our sins were known. There's a reason our forefathers gave a limited number of people to speak for us....

as a whole we are really a stupid and vindictive group

Today...Facebook and Twitter has shown they were correct. Luckily this will only last a few more years then just like with other times in history. We will grow old of the cry of justice (really injustice) for every mistake a person makes that offends those that believe they are on the right side of everything.

This world is ****** up.

Tiger has made way more than one mistake. He has the worst agent in the world - at the very least one of his advisors should have told him months ago that he needs a full-time driver.

ESPN Accused Of Photoshopping Tiger Woods’ DUI Picture To Make Him Look Better…

Even ESPN creates their own fake news.

Quote:ESPN is being accused of photoshopping Tiger Woods’ mugshot after his arrest on suspicion of DUI early Monday morning.

The unflattering booking photo shows Woods, unshaven with bags under his eyes and his hair all awry at the crown of his head. However, the photo that ESPN used while discussing his arrest during its broadcast on Monday was clearly not the same.

Many reports are accusing the sports network of altering the photo to make Woods appear better on the broadcast, but it could have just been a poor crop job.

The most notable contrast between the two photos is the appearance of the 41-year-old golfer’s hair, which is messy and disheveled in the true mugshot but appears tidy and clean in ESPN’s photo.

http://smokeroom.com/2017/05/30/espn-acc...ium=Social

I think I heard he's had four back surgeries.

This highlights the growing problem with prescription pain killers. Seems tolerated in our society as compared to marijuana, cocaine, heroin but these opioids are VERY addictive and can lead to heroin addiction.

Hopefully this will make people wake up and realize that it isn't just trailer park junkies but anyone can get addicted to these things.

(05-29-2017 09:27 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  those are the eyes of someone that is clueless to their surroundings....

those aren't the eyes of a drunk....

that's painkillers and xanax.....I've seen those eyes from many a chick over the years....

lol....was a gimme....

http://circa.com/circa-now/happening/tig...aken-xanax

Quote:Woods told officers at a testing facility that he had taken several prescriptions, and the arrest affidavit listed four medications, but not Xanax, an anti-anxiety drug.

Among the medications listed on the affidavit was Vicodin, an opioid pain medication.

The FDA warns on its website that mixing Xanax with opioids may cause “profound sedation, respiratory depression, coma, and death.”

Let he who among us hasny tossed back a few Vicodins and a Xanax then gone motoring cast the first stone

(06-10-2017 08:50 AM)shere khan Wrote:  Let he who among us hasny tossed back a few Vicodins and a Xanax then gone motoring cast the first stone

I can honestly say based on watching others (as previously mentioned), that would be akin to drivind on acid

no slingshot enabled here...I've done 'em all with the exception of heroin and the bs chemistry that goes around today

I get it...depression is a difficult thing to handle after a depreciating career due to injury, divorce with kids, etc...

Tiger's in a bad place that I once visited w/o being the most recognized person on the planet...hopefully this will get him back to being the man he wants to be remembered for...

sometomes you have to go to hell to right the ship....

We give guys a Percocet and a Valium when we do vasectomies in the office. When I had mine I barely felt it. Some guys can barely walk down the hall after taking them. You never know how meds will effect you.

I have no sympathy for a man worth 700M who is dumb enough to be popping pills and not have a driver.

(05-30-2017 12:03 PM)EverRespect Wrote:  So no alcohol. What the phuck was he taking, quaaludes? I've taken Ambien, painkillers, and Xanax plenty of times and none of them would make someone pull over, pass out, and look like that hours later, at least not without adding booze to the mix.

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I took an ambien once and woke up with malted milk balls all over the bedroom. Lmao. No idea how they got there. Funny but not funny.

(06-10-2017 12:30 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(05-30-2017 12:03 PM)EverRespect Wrote:  So no alcohol. What the phuck was he taking, quaaludes? I've taken Ambien, painkillers, and Xanax plenty of times and none of them would make someone pull over, pass out, and look like that hours later, at least not without adding booze to the mix.

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I took an ambien once and woke up with malted milk balls all over the bedroom. Lmao. No idea how they got there. Funny but not funny.

I dated a woman a few years ago that took ambien.....her daughter took a vid of her in the kitchen cooking up a hodge-podge of nothing with a ****-eating laugh from ear to ear at 1 am....

there's all kinds of ambien cooking vids on youtube for shites and gigs.....

also, there IS truth if you can bypass the knock-out effect after you take it......it's as good as shrooms on viagra....

(06-10-2017 12:07 PM)dfarr Wrote:  We give guys a Percocet and a Valium when we do vasectomies in the office. When I had mine I barely felt it. Some guys can barely walk down the hall after taking them. You never know how meds will effect you.

that's what happens when you mix a narcotic and a sedative....it's why some specifically do it for recreation and to forget about their daily misery...

I've watched too many millennials not be able to function on that combo to know it was a no-no....and most mix alchohol with it too.....that's when you die....

I haven't had any any real pain meds. Even through 3 gout flares. Never even been numbed for a cavity. Part is an extreme fear of needles, part is the fear of addiction.

(06-10-2017 02:18 PM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  I haven't had any any real pain meds. Even through 3 gout flares. Never even been numbed for a cavity. Part is an extreme fear of needles, part is the fear of addiction.

You havent had the right kinda of pain yet. Im talking dry heaving going into shock pain. Your aversion to needles and addiction would quickly subside.

(06-10-2017 02:24 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(06-10-2017 02:18 PM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  I haven't had any any real pain meds. Even through 3 gout flares. Never even been numbed for a cavity. Part is an extreme fear of needles, part is the fear of addiction.

You havent had the right kinda of pain yet. Im talking dry heaving going into shock pain. Your aversion to needles and addiction would quickly subside.

I'm pretty sure there's a threshold. Gout was close.