SUPRMAN said:

SCNDLS said:

Ain't that a trip??? Like SHE did something wrong.

Your sig . . ..

That song gets me WET!

Now, I wudn't expecting you to say that in response to my comment. You full o' surprises an' shit.

Fuck Elin....how do we know sheeeee wasnt fukkin aroung on tiger???

myfavorite said:

Fuck Elin....how do we know sheeeee wasnt fukkin aroung on tiger???

someone would have had to stop hoing long enough to watch the kids.....

evidently it wasn't Tig.

Plus she must've suspected something to be checking the phone...

she's been very classy about the situation! 'nuff respect. If she banged a club upside his head, I ain't mad at that.

myfavorite said:

Fuck Elin....how do we know sheeeee wasnt fukkin aroung on tiger???

that's right flip it, tiger got CAUGHT .....

...nevermind edit...

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myfavorite said:

Fuck Elin....how do we know sheeeee wasnt fukkin aroung on tiger???

She was fuckin' around on Tiger.....

With a wabbit!

Elin aint no fool. $100 million say so.

Uh course if it was me.....I'd had the money AND the side dick.

SCNDLS said:

After nine months, Elin Nordegren has broken her silence on the infidelity scandal that rocked her family and led to the dissolution of her marriage to golf star Tiger Woods.

In what she says will be a one-time-only discussion of her side of the story, Nordegren spoke with People magazine for 19 hours over four days. The revelations were sobering, and in some cases surprising.

The three key takeaways from Nordegren's story are:

• She says she is in no way a violent person, calling any speculation that she swung a golf club at Woods on Thanksgiving night "ridiculous."

• She was completely broadsided by the news of Woods' extramarital affairs, believing that she was the only woman in his life. In short, she was as surprised as most of the rest of the world that the persona Woods put forth – dedicated competitor, family man – was a carefully constructed sham. "I'm so embarassed that I never suspected [his affairs] – not a one," she said.

• In line with that, she said she believed fully that her relationship with Woods was a real marriage, not an act orchestrated for cameras and sponsors. "The word betrayal is just not strong enough," she told People. "I have been through the stages of disbelief and shock to anger and ultimately grief over the loss of the family I so badly wanted for my children."

Woods, who will be playing in this weekend's Barclays Championship in New Jersey, has not yet commented on Nordegren's interview. Clearly, however, she plans on him being in the picture as the father of her children – daughter Sam, 3, and son Charlie, 19 months – as she didn't scorch the earth with her comments. She declined to go into more detail about the events of Thanksgiving, and she would not comment on the size of her divorce settlement – rumored to be in excess of $100 million – except to indicate that it is substantial enough that she won't have to work initially and will be able to focus on raising her children.

The People magazine article gives the impression that Nordegren is both very aware of her celebrity – perhaps infamy – as the aggrieved wife, and also very understanding of the fact that she is something of a punch line for gaining so much money in the divorce settlement. As such, she intends to remain a private person and has no intention of being a celebrity – refreshing in an age where everyone who nabs a single headline is rushing to sign a reality-TV or talk show deal.

Most surprisingly, throughout all the drama of the Woods scandal, Nordegren quietly spent time as a humble college student, taking night classes in pursuit of a psychology degree. According to her, she's 40 credits short of a bachelor's degree in psychology, and hopes to follow that with a master's and, at some point in the future, work as a therapist herself. Perhaps fittingly, she took a clinical approach to her own healing, facing it directly and without shame in regular, intensive therapy sessions.

"My immediate plan is for the kids and me to continue to adjust to our new situation," she said. "I am going to keep taking classes, but my main focus is to try to give myself time to heal."

As for the future, she plans to raise the children in South Florida, near a home she and Woods have been building in Jupiter. So it seems she intends for him to remain a part of her life in some capacity; indeed, the article begins with Woods arriving home with the children during the interview and surprising Elin, who reacts with kindness and respect.

For now, this will close Elin Nordegren's side of the story. Clearly, though, this will follow her and her family for decades to come.

The issue of People featuring Elin Nordegren on the cover will be inescapable starting Friday.

Link to Today show speaking to the editor of the story . . . People Magazine.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/38846192#38847701

SCNDLS said:

JowiiCoco said:

Get the fuck outta here. Even if he would have shit in her mouth on live TV $100M would have been too much for her ass.

No, YOU get the fuck outta here cuz the law says different.

And laws are never fucked up, right?

SCNDLS said:

NDRU said:

so weird that she gets put in a bad light by some

Ain't that a trip??? Like SHE did something wrong.

But what did she do to deserve that kind of money? Suck his dick?

JowiiCoco said:

SCNDLS said:

No, YOU get the fuck outta here cuz the law says different.

And laws are never fucked up, right?

Since men made most of the laws they only have themselves to blame. If you don't like the divorce and community property laws, change them or keep your cheating ass single. Real fucking simple.

JowiiCoco said:

SCNDLS said:

Ain't that a trip??? Like SHE did something wrong.

But what did she do to deserve that kind of money? Suck his dick?

what did he do to deserve that kind of money? play an idiotic game?

SCNDLS said:

JowiiCoco said:

And laws are never fucked up, right?

Since men made most of the laws they only have themselves to blame. If you don't like the divorce and community property laws, change them or keep your cheating ass single. Real fucking simple.

This is not a sex thing. I don't care if it's a woman or man getting that kind of money. It's just not right.

NDRU said:

JowiiCoco said:

But what did she do to deserve that kind of money? Suck his dick?

what did he do to deserve that kind of money? play an idiotic game?

At least it's something HE did and not someone else. He put in all the work, it's HIS talent that got him there and whether he's overpaid or not is a completely different matter.

JowiiCoco said:

NDRU said:

what did he do to deserve that kind of money? play an idiotic game?

At least it's something HE did and not someone else. He put in all the work, it's HIS talent that got him there and whether he's overpaid or not is a completely different matter.

and she got him to marry her, that was her special talent. the world is unfair, neither of them deserve that much money, but she distinguised herself in her own way. she married the richest athlete ever and got betrayed, of course she is going to get paid

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SCNDLS said:

JowiiCoco said:

And laws are never fucked up, right?

Since men made most of the laws they only have themselves to blame. If you don't like the divorce and community property laws, change them or keep your cheating ass single. Real fucking simple.

I have zero idea why women get called anything but a child of God in cases like this.

And, whatever happened in court the other day, Tiger agreed to it.

I'm inclined to believe her. I feel a lot of sympathy for her.

Maybe it's because she's hot.

SCNDLS said:

Graycap23 said:

I wonder if she digs brothers?

With that kinda scrilla I wonder if she digs sistas???

PunkMistress said:

I'm inclined to believe her. I feel a lot of sympathy for her.

Maybe it's because she's hot.

and maybe because nobody (who knows anything) has disputed her story, not even tiger

NDRU said:

PunkMistress said:

I'm inclined to believe her. I feel a lot of sympathy for her.

Maybe it's because she's hot.

and maybe because nobody (who knows anything) has disputed her story, not even tiger

True.

PunkMistress said:

NDRU said:

and maybe because nobody (who knows anything) has disputed her story, not even tiger

True.

Yow. I need to get to her before Tiki Barber does. You know he could use a check right now.

NDRU said:

JowiiCoco said:

At least it's something HE did and not someone else. He put in all the work, it's HIS talent that got him there and whether he's overpaid or not is a completely different matter.

and she got him to marry her, that was her special talent. the world is unfair, neither of them deserve that much money, but she distinguised herself in her own way. she married the richest athlete ever and got betrayed, of course she is going to get paid

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I have no problem with anyone making a lot of money. Generally they put in a lot of work and make huge sacrifices. Money's not everything anyway.

But don't get me wrong, I'm not losing any sleep over this and I doubt Tiger does either. It's just my opinion that she got too much. Makes me appreciate women like my mom so much more who raised 5 children on her own and never even thought of taking my dad to court and you know she needed the money more way more than Elin did.

You know, it's like some adults who think that because their parents have a shitload of money, that they deserve some of that too. I disagree, but I'm sure there's plenty of people around who think that's right.

Oh and about the humiliation. How did he humiliate her? He humiliated himself. He's the one who did something wrong, not her. Shit, my ex-wife did not humiliate me when she cheated (just exposed her for who she really is)...although they'd probably think differently in countries where they honor the Sharia.

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JowiiCoco said:

NDRU said:

and she got him to marry her, that was her special talent. the world is unfair, neither of them deserve that much money, but she distinguised herself in her own way. she married the richest athlete ever and got betrayed, of course she is going to get paid

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I have no problem with anyone making a lot of money. Generally they put in a lot of work and make huge sacrifices. Money's not everything anyway.

But don't get me wrong, I'm not losing any sleep over this and I doubt Tiger does either. It's just my opinion that she got too much. Makes me appreciate women like my mom so much more who raised 5 children on her own and never even thought of taking my dad to court and you know she needed the money more way more than Elin did.

You know, it's like some adults who think that because their parents have a shitload of money, that they deserve some of that too. I disagree, but I'm sure there's plenty of people around who think that's right.

Oh and about the humiliation. How did he humiliate her? He humiliated himself. He's the one who did something wrong, not her. Shit, my ex-wife did not humiliate me when she cheated (just exposed her for who she really is)...although they'd probably think differently in countries where they honor the Sharia.

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yeah I don't think anyone deserves that much money, really, and I don't feel sorry for her any more than anyone, certainly not most single mothers who actually struggle because of deadbeat dads.

I just don't see how she takes any kind of blame in this situation "How could she get that much?!" because he is a billionaire superstar, married her, knocked her up, and then admitted he was unfaithful over & over & over & over & over & over & over...end of story.

Are we really back to blaming Elin for Tiger's cheatin' ass?

there is no need for anyone to ever blame Elin for the $100 million she is walking away with when two undeniable truths are staring us smack in our face:

1) Tiger Woods did not have to marry her or anybody else - HE CHOSE TO

2) Tiger Woods did not have to cheat on Elin with a bunch of raggedy, two-bit, bottom of the barrel skrippa gold diggin Hos - HE CHOSE TO

and likewise

Elin can't be too shocked at Tiger's cheating when he reportedly cheated on her during their courtship. Of course it isn't too much to expect that when someone proposes marriage and fidelity they actually mean it.

Anyway....He got what he deserved and he also got off easy IMHO. Her being a nanny/wannabe model who lucked up on some dumb ass millionnaire athlete with a penchant for screwing anything that looks like it needs scrubbin'....well...in a weird way she kinda got what she deserved too.

there are no real winners....just losers with a lot of money.

DesireeNevermind said:

Are we really back to blaming Elin for Tiger's cheatin' ass?

No, so hush.

Shawnt27 said:

PunkMistress said:

True.

Yow. I need to get to her before Tiki Barber does. You know he could use a check right now.

I thought she was getting $750 million?

What about sole custody?

He must have been hittin it again . . .

JowiiCoco said:

Oh and about the humiliation. How did he humiliate her? He humiliated himself. He's the one who did something wrong, not her. Shit, my ex-wife did not humiliate me when she cheated (just exposed her for who she really is)...although they'd probably think differently in countries where they honor the Sharia.

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eh? the thought of your wife with another man didn't hurt your pride at all?

SUPRMAN said:

I thought she was getting $750 million?

What about sole custody?

He must have been hittin it again . . .

you know you need to stop, really.

JowiiCoco said:

NDRU said:

and she got him to marry her, that was her special talent. the world is unfair, neither of them deserve that much money, but she distinguised herself in her own way. she married the richest athlete ever and got betrayed, of course she is going to get paid

[Edited 8/25/10 16:38pm]

I have no problem with anyone making a lot of money. Generally they put in a lot of work and make huge sacrifices. Money's not everything anyway.

But don't get me wrong, I'm not losing any sleep over this and I doubt Tiger does either. It's just my opinion that she got too much. Makes me appreciate women like my mom so much more who raised 5 children on her own and never even thought of taking my dad to court and you know she needed the money more way more than Elin did.

You know, it's like some adults who think that because their parents have a shitload of money, that they deserve some of that too. I disagree, but I'm sure there's plenty of people around who think that's right.

Oh and about the humiliation. How did he humiliate her? He humiliated himself. He's the one who did something wrong, not her. Shit, my ex-wife did not humiliate me when she cheated (just exposed her for who she really is)...although they'd probably think differently in countries where they honor the Sharia.

[Edited 8/25/10 17:00pm]

You appreciate women who do not take their children's father to court for child support?

whistle said:

JowiiCoco said:

Oh and about the humiliation. How did he humiliate her? He humiliated himself. He's the one who did something wrong, not her. Shit, my ex-wife did not humiliate me when she cheated (just exposed her for who she really is)...although they'd probably think differently in countries where they honor the Sharia.

[Edited 8/25/10 17:00pm]

eh? the thought of your wife with another man didn't hurt your pride at all?

And his situation no matter how bad does not even compare to what Elin AND her children have faced PUBLICALLY, since ain't nobody heard of JowiiCoco.