SCNDLS said:

you only need 3 hoes....that's all Santa gives ya!

Tiger Ho # 2: All About The Fame
December 2009


Stepping out for a night on the town, Jaimee Grubbs was spotted hitting up Tinseltown STK’s Coco De Ville bar in West Hollywood on Tuesday (December 15).

Wearing a sexy little black dress, the alleged mistress of Tiger Woods strutted her stuff past paparazzi - soaking up her newfound fame since the golf great’s affair scandal took over the press headlines.

Meanwhile, a former beau of Miss Grubbs, Blair Johnston, recently revealed to that she’s been boasting about being famous via Tiger’s infidelities.

Reading a text he received from Jaimee, Blair tells, “Hey u… It’s been rough… I’m very well known now and everything I do is being blasted across the Internet. I’m on every news channel and in every magazine as Tiger Woods mistress.”

Of his own romance with the brunette beauty, Johnston said, “I met Jaimee online about six years ago… She was just 18 and I was about 31. We met on a site called HotOrNot.com where you post your picture and then rate people from one to ten. I was talking to her for about a month or two online and then that’s when I went to see her in San Diego and we hooked up. We’ve stayed in touch over the years.”

Adding that the recent high-profile fling changed her sweet nature, Blair tells, “She just doesn’t seem like the same Jaimee. Not the Jaimee I knew anyways.”



http://www.celebrity-goss...rity-kids/
[Edited 12/16/09 11:30am]

DesireeNevermind said:

Identity said:

DAAAAAMN @ that nucca's dome

dude looks like somebody needed to poke a hole and let the puss pour out

bboy87 said:

Glad I wasn't the only one that was all I thought he was 'special' or something.

Identity said:

LMAO. "She's not the same hottie that I beat off to over the Internet and then somehow worked up the courage to go see in person" is how I read that sentence.

JackieBlue said:

I was like "Who photoshopped that?!"

Here's an untouched photo of 'playa' JJ.

Identity said:

Proof you don't need good looks to capture pussy


damn, that's wrong

Identity said:

That body is right tho

Global Tigga Woods.

Uh-oh, he in trouble for real now

Doctor involved in doping case charged in Canada

WASHINGTON (AP)—A doctor who has treated golfer Tiger Woods and many other pro athletes was charged by Canadian authorities on Wednesday with selling an unapproved drug known as Actovegin.

Dr. Anthony Galea, 51, also was charged with conspiracy to import an unapproved drug, conspiracy to export a drug and smuggling goods into Canada by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Galea was arrested Oct. 15 in Toronto.

A person familiar with the investigation said it was carried out by with help from the FBI. The person was not authorized to discuss the case and therefore spoke on condition of anonymity.

Galea’s lawyer denied any wrongdoing at a news conference in Toronto on Tuesday.

“He looks forward to being vindicated,” attorney Brian H. Greenspan said. “He’s a physician who has always engaged in lawful practices. He’s never been involved in any improprieties, any misconduct, any unlawful conduct.”

RCMP spokesman Sgt. Marc LaPorte said Galea was arrested in October after a search warrant was executed at the Institute of Sports Medicine Health and Wellness Centre near Toronto.

Greenspan said the investigation began when the doctor’s assistant, who often drove around Galea, was stopped at the Canada-U.S. border. Human growth hormone and Actovegin, a drug extracted from calf’s blood, were found in Galea’s bag in the car, The New York Times reported.

Using, selling or importing Actovegin is illegal in the United States.

Greenspan confirmed Galea has used HGH himself and prescribed it to non-athlete patients over the age of 40 to improve their quality of life, but said he has never given it to athletes.

“It’s a therapeutic substance that extends life, and in his view the literature supports the prudent use of HGH in older people that enhances their general health,” Greenspan said.

The FBI has opened an investigation based in part on medical records found on Galea’s computer relating to several professional athletes, people briefed on the inquiry told the Times on condition of anonymity because they did not want to be identified discussing a continuing investigation.

The anonymous sources did not disclose the names of the athletes, and Galea told the newspaper “it would be impossible” for investigators to have found material linking his athletes to performance-enhancing drugs.

The Times reported that Galea visited Woods’ home in Florida at least four times in February and March to provide platelet-rich plasma therapy after his agents at International Management Group became concerned by the golfer’s slow recovery from June 2008 knee surgery.

In an e-mail to the AP, agent Mark Steinberg said: “No one at IMG has ever met or recommended Dr. Galea, nor were we worried about the progress of Tiger’s recovery, as the Times falsely reported. The treatment Tiger received is a widely accepted therapy and to suggest some connection with illegality is recklessly irresponsible.”

In the therapy, the patient’s blood is drawn and put through a centrifuge that separates out the platelets, which are then injected into the area of the injury. The platelets contain growth factors that can heal tissue, said Dr. Allan Mishra, an orthopedic surgeon at the Stanford University Medical Center and one of the leading researchers in the field.

Mishra said research is ongoing, but the therapy has proved successful at treating ailments such as tennis elbow. Starting Jan. 1, the World Anti-Doping Agency is banning the re-injection of platelets into muscles because that may enhance performance. Athletes can still inject them into joints and tendons to help recovery from injury if they follow procedures to declare the use to WADA.

Woods announced Friday that he was taking an indefinite leave from golf to concentrate on his marriage after he admitted to marital infidelity. Greenspan suggested his client’s case was receiving outsized attention because of the scandal swirling around Woods.

“It’s tragic that it happens to come unfortunately at a time when one of his patients is suffering through a media frenzy, which as a result has put him in the eye of the storm as well,” he said.

Swimmer Dara Torres told the Times that Galea found a previously undiagnosed tear in her quad tendon. Her agent, Evan Morgenstein, told the AP that Torres was not available for comment Monday night.

“Excluding draining my knee, he has never treated me, but I did see his chiropractor who did soft-tissue work on my leg,” Torres said in an e-mail to the newspaper. “That was the extent of my visit with him.”

The Times reported in a story on its Web site Tuesday night that New York Mets shortstop Jose Reyes, Colorado closer Huston Street and former Washington pitcher John Patterson also were treated by Galea.

The International Olympic Committee became concerned about Actovegin in 2000 after it appeared during that year’s Tour de France, said Dr. Gary Wadler, who leads the committee that determines the World Anti-Doping Agency’s banned-substances list.

The drug was placed on the banned list, then removed a year later because more evidence was needed as to whether it was performance-enhancing or damaging to athletes’ health, he said.

“It doesn’t seem to have been a major issue in recent times,” Wadler said.

SCNDLS said:

Dude has no body definition!

So what you're tellin' me is I can stop working out at the gym, start lookin' like I stack boxes for FedEX and I can get booty in abundance?

Identity said:

That's a water-head mf right there!

Identity said:

If headbutts were allowed in boxing, he would have been the greatest of all time!

Shawnt27 said:

He didn't need headbutts to be the greatest of all time.

bboy87 said:

Shut UP! But for real he has no upper body definition.

Note: This is no way meant to disrespect the accomplishments of Jack Johnson.

RodeoSchro said:

While a great boxer, I don't consider him to be the greatest of all time. There are a few other boxers above him.

Ron Artest's open letter to Tiger

http://www.ronartest.com/blog/?p=74

bboy87 said:

Shut UP! He looks good to me here, nice arms, in the other pic not so much. But I've seen other pics where he IS ripped to shreds. Dude fought for almost 40 years so every pic you see is not him in his "prime." So you don't know if you're looking at 20 year old or 50 year old Jack. Granted, there's no accounting for that face.

bboy87 said:

This nucca right herrre . . .

You know yo shit is fuuuuucked up, when Ron Artest writes a consolation letter. This might just send Tigga over the edge.

Rumors have started that she's gonna file for DIVORCE by friday.

SCNDLS said:

dude looks like a deep fried Uncle Fester in the first picture

bboy87 said:

You need to stop! Did you know he used to fight 45-round fights back in the day???
[Edited 12/16/09 15:10pm]

SCNDLS said:

Well, it looks he also fought a battle with Tysonitis too



I'm on a roll today

The latest news is that there was a gas leak at his estate and fire/rescue were called. Elin trynna blow his ass up ya'll.

bboy87 said:

You ain't right boy!

Earl Woods was a playa, too.....

http://www.nydailynews.co...chool.html

omigod.....I swear that Tiger Woods must be my ex!

his father was a cheater, and then when he started cheating, he was all "but I don't want to be like my father."

is cheating truly inherited?? that you could watch someone hurt your momma and then do the same thing to your wife...

SCNDLS said:

I'm really starting to like wife alot