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What do you think Tiger Woods wished for on his 34th bday yesterday?
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With Tiger's 34th birthday yesterday, what do you think he wished for??

And today still yet another sponsor dumps him.  Rumors are he is here in Wickenburg - just outside of Phoenix at The Meadows rehab for his sex addiction.  But really if you use human growth hormones (as obviously he has/is doing), a side effect is increased sex drive - so why not just get off the juice Tiger?

johnhuntback5275 reads

I bet he wished that he would wake and all of this would have been a bad dream. Surprise!!!  It's still here!!

I don't think Nike will ever dump him. Brings in too much money for them and I think they'll stay with him until the end.

johnhuntback6965 reads

He can't have too many more sponsors left!

with a NetJets, a big 'ol boat, houses number ??, his entourage, etc.  I'll bet his monthly nut is $2M??

$2M net is $4M gross and $48M annual is 4X what he makes playing golf.   Nike pays him a reported $20M a year so he's gonna be hurting in the future.

Look how much money Mike Tyson went through, so it can certainly be an issue for Tiger.

I would like to think that Tiger's "brain pan" is considerably better than Mike Tyson's and I would also imagine that his "entourage," if he indeed has one, is a little bit higher class of folks that what would follow Mike.
He'll be fine financially. I'm wondering how much all this is gonna affect his game. Might he be stuck on 14 Majors and never catch Jack?

Do you think they did not want to be reminded of their old slogan?

REACH OUT AND TOUCH SOMEONE

   N.W. Ayer, one of America's oldest advertising agencies, needed a creative approach to help AT&T soften its image in the face of growing concerns about AT&T's potential monopoly. So Ken D'Ambrosio helped develop the concept for a print and TV campaign that incorporated the now famous "Reach Out and Touch Someone" tag line. We can credit Marshall McLuhan for creating the tagline "Reach out and touch someone" for Ma Bell. This campaign was designed to soften AT&T's image and position the company as an indispensable element of everyday American life.

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...then again, you probably don't have much going on anyways.....lol!

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