It's so obvious. Look how much bigger he is than when he first turned pro! His head is much bigger also, and I think his teeth are too. Plus it appears that he may be balding. The only feasible explanation for all these physical changes is steroid use.
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Don't be a hater. It's a waste of energy.Comment -
He's just not that good. He only wins the tournaments that count. He never does anything when he's playing in the important exhibition events like the Ryder Cup. So what if he's won 6 PGA events in succession? A hen can lay six eggs in a row. I can roll six gutter balls with nary a strike or spare in between. He's just not that special, and now that it has been confirmed that he is a steroid user, I think it's blatantly obvious that he'll never be included in the Baseball Hall of Fame.Originally posted by TchockyComment -
yeah, no joke!
I heard he corks his golf clubs and when his opponents aren't looking, he emory boards/scuffs their golf ball.
Notice how his opponents always shank everything into the woods?
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I think Mil Phickelson is the one whose been wronged in all this.Comment -
Roids woul do nothing to help a golfer, weights also ruin a golfer
Its a finesse gameComment -
No need for a judge and jury on this case - there's no way you can hit a ball like that without putting the needle in your ass.
Colin Montgomerie now moves up as the greatest player that has ever played the game.Originally posted by pags11Originally posted by BuddyBearOriginally posted by curiousComment -
There's never a need for a judge or jury in any case, Taco. Those things are just so antiquated especially when we have so many well-informed people and an unbiased media to eloquently encapsulate and present their worldly knowledge.Originally posted by tacomaxComment -
nice imitation of jj isetcap...lol...Comment -
steroids and golf don't belong in the same sentence.
that's like saying all those teenie Korean female golfers are on steroids.Comment -
Hey listen, psycho; any athlete that I don't like has used steroids at some point in his/her career. This is what allows me to call them cheaters and completely diminishes their accomplishments. I don't need any proof, just hearsay and innuendo and maybe a "non-fiction" book or two.Originally posted by psycho44steroids and golf don't belong in the same sentence.
that's like saying all those teenie Korean female golfers are on steroids.Comment
