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Listed below are comments made by manbitesref between Saturday, 27th September 2008 and Saturday, 12th December 2009.

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Woods's only option was to step away 6:18pm on 12 Dec 2009 @91 - "...if it doesn't affect your work then who cares."

Really? Work is the factor that should remain unaffected by your actions?
I very much doubt Tiger is thinking about golf right now, apart from making sure his putter is nowhere near the missus. The factor that should be most important in anyone's life is the relationship he has with the people he loves.

His first duty is to them, not the world of golf, or its fans. That everyone is questioning whether he "fell from grace" in our eyes is irrelevant. He has certainly fallen from grace in his wife and kids' eyes and it will be that fact that he will give most thought to.

The salivation of the press and protestation of the fans will remain as hollow as the sentiment behind them.
Nick Griffin on Question Time 7:51pm on 24 Oct 2009 It was quite clear that Nick was often cut off before he could answer. He is, however, milking his chance for publicity for everything it's worth. He knew full well what was going to happen on the show, calling it "political bloodsport" before he went on. His official complaint is simply a way of keeping himself on the front pages and the name of his party on the lips of the people that read them. The amount of sympathy evident in these comments alone makes his appearance a success in the eyes of the BNP.
Ecstasy: Class A drug? 9:47pm on 27 Sep 2008 Something that also varies enormously is the police's attitude toward drugs.
Should you be found with a few pills in a big city the chances are they will caution you at the very most. However, the same quantity will land you in court should you be found in possession in an area of England where the police have little else to occupy themselves.
The same can be said for cannabis and this is regardless of whatever label has been slapped on the drug by the government.
I have a family member who is in the police force and he has mentioned that should he smell weed smoke in the street he just walks on by. It's not worth the extra paper work. In my opinion the same could be said for ecstasy - what possible harm is going to be caused by a group of spaced out kids whose only ability to harm someone is by hugging them too tightly?

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