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Tiger Woods believes he needs to begin winning again before he can reclaim the world No. 1 ranking.
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Tiger Woods Estate
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Our tour guide to Rose Island pointed this out as Tiger Woods’ mansion on Paradise Island in the Bahamas.
Tiger Woods
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Tiger Woods at the 2006 Open, Royal Liverpool, Hoylake, UK.
Accenture Ad: Tiger Woods
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A Japanese Accenture ad inside the terminal at Narita airport. Yes, that is indeed Tiger Woods. To update this pic, I would like to point out that Accenture has ended it’s relationship with Tiger as of 2009.
Narita Airport, which opened in 1978, is the largest and most used international airport in Japan. Over 35 million travelers use this airport every year, which makes sense considering it is located near one of the most populated cities in the world, Tokyo. NRT is a hub for Delta, JAL, and ANA. It has a helipad, and two train stations as well. Narita Airport is also one of the largest transportation centers for fish in the world, mostly exporting expensive tuna.
RT @NyStat3ofMind: Why rondo went as beatup tiger woods for halloween lmao http://plixi.com/p/54669256 – by NorthsideEmoney (Eric Frazier)
RT @JasonSobel: I once watched John Boehner play a pro-am round with Tiger Woods and Tony Romo. At least one of 'em is having a decent year. – by nansinger (Nancy Schlesinger)
RT @Sports_Greats: I want to be what I've always wanted to be: dominant. -Tiger Woods – by ohmygiinii (GiiNii)
Tiger Woods Trivia!
Tiger Woods hit a fire hydrant and a tree, went to the hospital, was released and State Troopers are turned away from his house when they try to question him. If a common man did this he would have a warrant issued for his arrest for not cooperating with law enforcement. Please explain.
Answer by lindaorion
Tiger hitting a fire plug is none of the police’s business.
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