Moderators: Bill_Abner, ScoopBrady
20,000 seems awfully high for any man, much less a rabbitDChaps wrote:Hey Divot, I hear ya. I did not know Wilt personally, but have a friend who knew Wilt from his pro volleyball and track days in the 70's. He thinks 20,000 was probably a low number.
, however in Wilt's case it might be low....the man had a way and an aura about him around women that was pretty unbelievable. Babe magnet from hell.... Thanks. I feel very lucky to have known Wilt. This may come as a shock to many, but he was a regular guy in person (unless you were from the media). I got to know Wilt on a 1979 trip to Taiwan with a number of top US Track and Field athletes (Renaldo Nehemiah, Edwin Moses, Earl Bell, Billy Olsen, etc..). We were brought over to compete in the 1979 Asian Games (Taiwan's National Track Meet). We picked up Wilt in Honolulu on the way where he owned numerous restaurants and had sizable real estate holdings. When we got to Taiwan, Wilt went everywhere we went, even downtown. It was hilarious to see the reaction of the Taiwanese people as he walked by on the street, However, many Taiwanese recognized him and asked for a photograph. He was gracious and polite and accepted EVERY request.Macca00 wrote:Dude, that is wild! That's an awesome story.DivotMaker wrote:Wilt was legendary. I knew him personally and was actually a guest at his home in the Summer of 1979 and met many of Wilt's girlfriends. There were 15-20 of them, just hanging all over him. Also met one of his most famous neighbors during this same visit...Farrah Fawcett. Thought I had died and gone to heaven because I was in love with Farrah at the time as many males were, but she was not even the best looking one there...most famous for sure though....
L
(jealous)
This has a "60 Minutes" interview with Tiger's No. 1 ball washer, Jim Nantz, written all over it. Legendary milquetoast Nantz will fawn all over Tiger and make him look like a sympathetic figure.wco81 wrote:Sounds like he's going to have to do some damage control. Some poll says his favorability has gone from 91, the highest for any celebrity, to 76.
He'll probably sit down with Oprah and Diane Sawyer, talking about how he's a reformed man.
Yup, que up the CBS soupy, tear jerker, piano background music.pk500 wrote:This has a "60 Minutes" interview with Tiger's No. 1 ball washer, Jim Nantz, written all over it. Legendary milquetoast Nantz will fawn all over Tiger and make him look like a sympathetic figure.wco81 wrote:Sounds like he's going to have to do some damage control. Some poll says his favorability has gone from 91, the highest for any celebrity, to 76.
He'll probably sit down with Oprah and Diane Sawyer, talking about how he's a reformed man.
Take care,
PK
Thanks fellas...enjoyed sharing it! I have been very fortunate to have met a number of celebs and all of my encounters have been good ones....just wish I could go back to August 2007 when I met Tiger...instead of shaking his hand I would have shaken him up and asked him "are you f***in nuts? Put your Johnson back where it belongs and focus on your Faith, Family, and Golf....."XXXIV wrote:Second thatpk500 wrote:That's a fantastic, fascinating story, Divot. Thanks for sharing!
Take care,
PK
Agreed...When its good stuff. Keep on writing!Rodster wrote:Good stuff Divot, long post like that are always welcomed.
Any women who is going to repeatedly f*** a known married man is willing to do almost anything in the sack. so while I don't excuse what he did that is probably what he is thinking.fletcher21 wrote:5 and 6 are nasty. I wouldn't smash either of them with someone else's junk... What was he thinking, especially 5?
If I was Tiger, and I wanted to cheat on my wife, I would not see the risk/reward to be worth it just for some average sloar who is down for whatever. If he wants that, he could get a high end hooker like Hugh Grant and get his kicks that way.
