It certain seems all is fair game in the "innocent until proven guilty". I imagine there is a public reason like ensuring that one doesn't receive preferential treatment. Perhaps it is also done to protect the police officers from any claims of bad actions, like beating a suspect.

One of the drugs he was taking is pretty close to synthetic heroin. Far worse to drive on that than alcohol. Still, our society groups drunk-driving as bad and medical driving as a lesser crime, regardless of the impact on safety.

I think he is in serious pain and wasn't taking them for recreational purposes. Four back surgeries in three years for someone trying to return to the top of professional sports in a short-time frame is unprecedented. If there is any good from this, it will be from him being a little more honest about his schedule and not pulling out right before a tournament. He put so much pressure on himself with the back to back American/Dubai/American playing schedule that he just couldn't bring himself to cancel.

I also don't think we will keep hearing what a success every back surgery is for him. I think that gives the wrong impression to the public. Back surgery is highly controversial with shockingly high poor outcomes, especially long-term. And it obviously didn't make the pain go away from him. At least a doctor believes so because he was prescribed that medication.

If he even plays a serious professional round again, that would be a win. I just don't know if he can put in the hours to practice to become competitive again without further damage to his body. I can't imagine a doctor (who isn't paid by Tiger) saying that it is a good idea to take a tool and smash it aggressively into the earth over and over.

Not sure what this means. It's an opioid?

Vicodin and Dilaudid are both opioids. Although Dilaudid is closer to morphine apparently. Vicodin is codine essentially.

Both are highly addictive if taken over time.

I've had Dilaudid for an ER visit. It was amazing and made the level 9-10 pain go away completely. The nurse described it as "stronger than morphine" and apparently there's a fair number of OD's from people getting their hands on it and shooting it up like heroin not realizing it's metabolized much better and more completely than ordinary heroin.

It was scary how good it felt because I still occasionally think, "hmm, I'd like to try that stuff again."

The less addictive one (hydrocodone) seems slightly structurally closer to heroin. Although they are both extremely similar to heroin.

Ugh, this is a pet peeve of mine. It's not "stronger" than morphine (tho it's kind of more user friendly due to some of morphine's peculiarities) it is more potent. But potency is a pretty meaningless concept in modern medicine now that we're not grinding up leaves or whatever. The tablets/vials contain basically the equivalent amounts.

ya its just more lol golfnutt. both are opioids and thus both are very close to heroin.

I check heroin vs. dilaudid. Anecdotal...

***To be honest, Heroin, the holy grail of 'Do Not F&ck With This Drug', was tame compared to my little penchant for Dilaudid.***

***I love dilaudid. I use heroin because dilaudud is so tightly controlled in this part of the country it's almost impossible to get. It didn't used to be that way 20 years ago. I broke my ankle last year and I milked the hospital for every bit of dilaudid I could get... it was nice while it lasted.***

***"I have been a user of Dilaudid for many years and I have always enjoyed the rush from taking it IV. I recently tried Heroin for the first time and I did not think that the rush from Heroin was even close to the rush from Dilaudid. As a matter of fact, I did not think it was even in the same league.***

***Hydromorphone (dilaudid) is known for it's rush, which is in general, better than heroins rush, but I've done heroin that had the exact same rush as diluadid, but on most days, dilaudid would give a better rush with a high enough dose.***

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.00939bce98fd

***The state medical examiner’s office has declined to release toxicology results.***

Why was Tiger's toxicology results released for a DUI yet not for Chris Berman's wife for potential DUI/manslaughter?

BACK BACK BACK BACK BACK (log)

JTMe is a pharmacist so he probably has some non-anecdotal info.

Jfc golfnutt tiger wasnt shooting dilaudid. Theres no rush otherwise.

or was he?

Yeah. Who the **** knows. Perhaps he was using suppositories.

yeah this

The relevant stuff from the tox screen: 1) it looks like Tiger really has a drug problem, and 2) he REALLY shouldn't have been driving. He could have killed someone.

Lol. I didn't know what you would say, but I knew you would say something!

https://youtu.be/qFLw26BjDZs

a little Lou Reed

And now he has nudes leaked

Tiger has a big bertha in his pants

Wow what an age we live in

I just got to see the 2nd best golfer of all times semierect penis on the internet

Why I felt compelled to look this up, Im not sure

WTF, why did you look up Jack's penis?

lindsey vonn got a caaaaaaake

You wanted to see Tigers wood

God damn

Can someone please translate this?

Does it just mean shes hot?

I'll have to go back and look at her pics now, I pretty much skimmed over them to find the pecker image originally