More than a week after Tiger Woods' car accident, the buzz about his personal life shows no signs of waning – and it’s not just in the United States. The debate about privacy, celebrity, and what we have the right to know has gone global. The BBC's Madeline Morris gives us a sampling of the international conversation on Woods from 'World Have Your Say.'
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Have u's heard the latest,Tiger kicked out his own mother out of the house.
Its been about 8-10 yrs.last I seen tiger and then turned him down and over the past yrs. I call him..
Tiger Rot.
People in the Golf World Look Down on John Daly and say he's Trash.
Yet I Believe If You're Rich, Successful, Famous as Most Guys are on the PGA Tour, Their All Participating in Extra Curricular Activity, of one kind or the other.
Couldn't Tiger have Dated Women of a Certain Standard & Quality. He Put His Wife in Danger By Dating these Low Life Skanks.
I'm Thinking, Tiger Got Something that He Couldn't Wash Off..
And Gave it to His Wife !!
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