Nothing unrecoverable in that damage. Even I could maybe fix some of it. A few nails here, a couple of minutes with the wood rasp there, and Bob's your uncle - or Tiger's your baby daddy - and you're back in the saddle.
So, would it be of more value to anyone other than a strip club? I'm envisioning a custom decal advertising the club, filling the truck with strippers, and going to every PGA event in driving distance.
I would humbly recommend that Tiger's next car be on that's smaller and more maneuverable, perhaps even able to get out its own way. You don't want to shank one off into the rough and just be a passenger along for the ride.
@Brian: Good god man! Don't ever use Phil Mickelson and any allusion to laughter in the same sentence, the images it paints... the bitch tits... the jiggling... the horror!
@LandofMinos, cast thou evil bum dragger to thy scrapyard: SNL used to be very funny [Many years ago] and so were the first few seasons of MadTV. But something happened along the way. They both went from making light of situations or people [which can be funny] to taking jabs at them. [Which is not so funny] If you don't get the feeling that the person their making fun of might think it's funny too - it's just not all that funny. It's like being made fun of by Don Rickles - or a 'bully'.
@CanadaCraig: Coming from Australia, my sense of humour is different to Americans and much more like the Brits and Canucks.
Montreal Comedy Festival is evidence of the difference in American humour to the Commonwealth. American humour to us is dated perhaps a bit childish or... how can I put this in a nice way on an American website, requires very little thought on the audience's part. Much like most of American television.
MadTV is truly dreadful, Playschool has a more sophisticated sense of humour. I'm not saying Americans are childish and dated but their television and comedy leave a LOT to be desired.
Good American humour is mainly found on the internet and non commercial independent (underground) sources.
@LandofMinos, cast thou evil bum dragger to thy scrapyard: SNL and MadTV became irrelevant with the advent of Internet Comedy (Human Giant, The Dudes, DERRICK Comedy, zefrank, 5sf, Those Aren't Muskets!, Scott Gairdner, CollegeHumor, et al.) and weekend update being aped and bested by the much more talented likes of Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert.
That being said, first few years of MAD were incredible. You can't replace that cast. Ironically enough, the Dudes now write/produce/direct/run/act in SNL and good on 'em for recognizing talent and hiring them all those years ago.
@Nelson: Jon Stewart is sublimely good. Unfortunately we don't get the Daily Report on Aussie TV but internet comes to the rescue, it will eat television soon enough.
I guess I've not seen the first few years of MAD and being a childhood avid reader of MAD and son of a cartoonist, I was quite disappointed with the show.
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Plus, dude, you're worth billions with a B, buy your own cars freeloader.
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No wonder old married couples are so happy in Roadmasters.
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I'm surprised GM actually found a way to make money on something!
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...And using the left over lube in the bottles for axle grease.
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I would humbly recommend that Tiger's next car be on that's smaller and more maneuverable, perhaps even able to get out its own way. You don't want to shank one off into the rough and just be a passenger along for the ride.
And I would also recommend bullet proof glass.
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For those who can't read that, it says: "Drove straight into a tree? Got caught with a bad lie? Call for a do over."
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Montreal Comedy Festival is evidence of the difference in American humour to the Commonwealth. American humour to us is dated perhaps a bit childish or... how can I put this in a nice way on an American website, requires very little thought on the audience's part. Much like most of American television.
MadTV is truly dreadful, Playschool has a more sophisticated sense of humour. I'm not saying Americans are childish and dated but their television and comedy leave a LOT to be desired.
Good American humour is mainly found on the internet and non commercial independent (underground) sources.
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That being said, first few years of MAD were incredible. You can't replace that cast. Ironically enough, the Dudes now write/produce/direct/run/act in SNL and good on 'em for recognizing talent and hiring them all those years ago.
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I guess I've not seen the first few years of MAD and being a childhood avid reader of MAD and son of a cartoonist, I was quite disappointed with the show.