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Tiger Woods: My hero

What's an apology worth?

So, Tiger Woods gave his apology today. I missed it. I don't care. Tiger Woods is a golfer. That's it.

Others were a little harsher.

"There's nothing he can say in my book," said Glenn Llopis, the founder of the Center for Innovation & Humanity, a California-based think tank, "that would make me view him as authentic and genuine and human again."

What a tool! Geez, Mr. Llopis, how f'n humane of you. How can you expect to promote humanity if you can't forgive? What a hypocritical joke.

Today, Tiger is my hero, and I don't care if he meant his apology or not. I only want to watch him golf again. That's it. I could give a crap about his endorsement deals, or his personal life as long as he doesn't commit a crime.

And for the lunatics out there spinning a yarn about whether Tiger meant it or not, get a life.

Rate the Tiger story. Much ado about nothing or am I missing something here?

Rate your beer gut!

Bought and paid for

That's not K-Fed, is it? No way.

Anyway, no reason to pick on K-Fed for having a big belly, obesity is an American epidemic. So, let's not make fun of K-Fed, let's make fun of ourselves and friends.

Rate your beer gut.

Ideas for change: Vote out the incumbents

About as efficient as Congressional partisanship?

Dysfunctional. That's what Senator Evan Bayh, a centrist Democrat, called Congress earlier this week.

So what? It's just politics as usual, right?

Wrong. Economists are worried that decades of such partisanship coupled with the current recession have pushed America to the tipping point of great danger, particularly in terms of America's every growing and staggering large national debt. Yet, few politicians seem interested in anything other than blame, although most experts believe that both sides are deserving off blame according to a recent NYTimes piece.

Really, can there be any doubt that our politicians are failing us, on both sides of the aisle?

Isn't it simply time to start anew? Isn't it time to vote out the incumbents, regardless of party? Isn't it time for real change?

No war talk Jack, please - Music Talk

Just sing and play, jack

Dammit! There is nothing worse than getting to know too much about people, especially famous people. Too often, almost always, they disappoint. In the end they are usually just like you and me - FLAWED - but with more money.

Anyway, I'm a HUGE fan of Jack White, but then he had to go and open his mouth on politics and wars.

Turns out the US Air Force ripped off Jack's "Fell in Love with a Girl" for their Super Bowl ad, without his permission.

Sue 'em, please. I don't have a problem with that. Instead, however, Jack had to go off about "a war he doesn't support". War? Please, just stop. War? Why not throw in the evils of capitalism, something in which every successful entertainer knows well?

I mean, honestly, I don't give one F what Jack White thinks about whatever war he is talking about. If Jack wants to rage against the machine - into which he feeds tons of profits - then start where you can actually have an effect. Save the public service announcements for those with washed up careers.

Besides, if you really don't like the war, Jack, write a fricken song about it. Maybe I'll buy it, maybe I won't, but I'll respect you more.