THE TIGER WOODS SAGA

Started by SandyB, December 12, 2009, 06:21:39 PM

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SandyB

From the outset ,, the news  of the early morning crash ...  mm seemms  mrs  Woods  actually wanted to brain him  with  a golf  club , not rescue him from  the  car ...
Now I come to the burning question ..  Dont  folk that become rich famous in the public  domain realise that  their lives are no longer private ...?? do they actually think that their fame makes them immune , out of scrutiny ,, is  it  the heady heights they reach that detaches them from reality ??
Fact is  theres  too many  cocktail bar  waitrons  or whatever out there  looking  out to make a quick buck and a few moments of  dubious fame  fit for Jerry Springer , Ricky Lake shows or any  trailer park trash watching shows  ???  or   to sell a video of  their  shenanigans with  the  famous  person . to some tabloid ??? ..  they see it happening all the time , the mighty falling  yet like moths to the flame  go for it   ??  My mind boggles ,,  ordinary folk can get up to all kinds of shyt in total anonomity ..  anyone care to add to this ???
To see  sometimes  requires that you  first believe .

Dalene Steenkamp (Coetzee)

All true Sandy ....  I stick to the believe :  crap on your own porch and you will for sure step in it -  the stench is always there.

Have been wondering about all the floozies who fall for this crap and then shouts 'wolf, wolf'  -  they know from start where it's all going to end up, yet they parttake ... might be for the money or for their own 15 mins of fame (what kind of fame that may be - a smeared name on a cheap lable).   As for the so called rich and famous  -  seems like the bigger the bank account, the cheaper the morals get  -  mammon is like a crow  ....  takes all shiney things to the nest, but then has no use for it in the end and kicks it out to lay on the ground and rust !
Life becomes harder for us when we live for others, but it also becomes richer and happier. Friendship is a sheltering tree.

To be clever enough to get a great deal of money, one must be stupid enough to want it.

Those who bring sunshine to the lives of other cannot keep it from themselves.