Through Salon, I discovered Tiger Woods’ abs on the cover of Vanity Fair, which did not disappoint. I am of the opionion that he probably got his abs tightened after following the links on the remove belly fat advertisements on Facebook, but the Vanity Fair article did not speculate about that.
I must admit, if you are the less famous partner in a sex scandal, it is much more palatable to get between the sheets with someone who looks like Tiger rather than someone who looks like Berlusconi.
As Tiger’s sexual exploits have become slightly more public than they were before, his approval ratings have dropped, resulting in a loss of sponsors. If he was the president, he would probably get impeached. I still contend that he is not in the same league as Bill Clinton or Charlie Sheen (his sex texts are very tame, he has yet to be arrested, and none of his sex acts involved cigars). According to the Vanity Fair article, here’s what he did:
- Had threesomes involving girl on girl action, but no men on men action.
- Had sex while on Ambien.
- Had sex with porn stars.
- Spanked and pulled hair for sexual gratification.
Of all his exploits, the most concerning is obviously that he had “sex with Ambien,” which is not typically the drug of choice for “sex-fueled encounters.” Did that mean that Tiger was asleep during the sex? Or was his partner asleep? I If you or your partner is sleeping during sex, the sex probably isn't that good. Do you think he was asleep on Ambien while the girls were having fun? I am really not sure what to make of this information and would definitely like to hear your own opinions on the matter.
And, as the Vanity Fair article also points out, Tiger Woods is held to a higher standard than many other athletes because of his “Golden Boy” image which has been totally shattered. Do you think anyone would have cared if Dennis Rodman had had cheated? And how much bullshit does Alex Rodriguez get away with? (I guess once you are involved with Madonna no one really cares what you do.)
http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2010/02/tiger-woods-201002
