Your ass caddied for Tiger Woods? Wow. Talented ass you have. You're quite the smart ass.
Well trained and quite astute my ass is. Has a BA from Rutgers.......
Your ass caddied for Tiger Woods? Wow. Talented ass you have. You're quite the smart ass.
The house most likely had to come down since the hooker stank couldnt be washed out of the walls.
Tiger never lived in the property.
I never said Tigers hookers, everyone likes hookers could have been the previous owners dirty skanks.
You are supposed to do the research. That means checking everyone's "facts." :yesyes:
Their caddie my ass! Great players they may be but that's just bullshit. If you don't think those guys were not tagging everything they could get also your not only angry but just dumb. It's the nature of the beast fool. They all hit everything that moves it comes with the giant egos that it takes to do anything at that level. Step back And focus before you post the rest of us live in the real world not your nazi never never land.
Last week, we brought you the story of Elin Nordegren's curious-at-the-time decision to knock down a $12 million mansion. It seemed, at first glance, a rather conspicuous display of wealth -- I've got so much money I can demolish a mansion and build a new one! A divorce from Tiger Woods, it seemed, was the gift that kept on giving.
Well, turns out that there was a pretty good reason for razing the North Palm Beach, Fla., estate: termites. A report in People magazine indicated that the 1920s-era mansion fell short of current hurricane safety codes, and combined with a termite infestation, that was enough to warrant blasting it down to the sand.
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Also of note: Nordegren offered a local Habitat for Humanity chapter a month to take whatever it could from the mansion before demolition. (No, don't go all, "Oh, so generous, donating termite-infested wood!" on Elin. It was a nice gesture.)
Still, as you can see from the pre-demolition photo, that was a good-lookin' little shack there, regardless of what evil lurked behind its walls:
Apparently Elin thinks so too, because she's filed plans with the Palm Beach County Department of Planning, Zoning and Building that seem to indicate that the new mansion will look a whole lot like the old one. There'll be nine bedrooms, two kitchens, two Jacuzzis, a pool cabana and a three-bedroom guest house.
Tiger Woods, meanwhile, will somehow manage to suffer through his day-to-day life in his meager $50 million-plus bachelor pad.
I'm invoking Godwin's Law on you for calling Sam a Nazi.