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[mebby]

LOL!  I'm about as white as they come yet when I I run (I do about 30 miles per week) I listen to straight-up gangster rap!  I think it's hilarious that all these people are driving past me knowing the LAST thing they'd assume I'm listening to is gangster rap!

 

But when it comes to music I have a very, very broad range of stuff I listen to.  Good music is good music and I listen to nearly all of it - even from people I don't personally care for that much.

[theclubpro]

Picture sort of speaks for itself.
This man is still an eyeball, attention and ratings magnet

Here the same pic on Instagram..
https://www.instagra...d=10xgv19l7mxax

[jt83]

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Last time I checked there is no spectator sport called the 'nicest and most moral person in the world championship' Perhaps there is but it's not televised. 

 

True, but at the Masters he didn't even abide by the rules of golf.

 

As for music.... I could go on for years about that, being on the fringes of the business and having been trying to make a career out of it since I was 19 years old. I think I'm maturing on that front.... I used to dismiss anything in a genre I didn't like as garbage. I'm beginning to see that the genre is really not relevant if a song is truly great. I think most of the things I hate about "bad" music are more a result of production techniques I don't care for or the personality behind it.

 

I'm not really a fan of hip hop, and I used to be really, really bothered by sampling. But I've come to the conclusion that neither is going to go away, and in the case of sampling, I've actually found it is a fun way to discover some obscure old records by sourcing where the samples come from. 

 

I try to not be a snob when it comes to music or art of any kind (I should try harder), but in my defense most of the music I like comes from the 90s, which was a smorgasbord of interesting stuff.  I love a lot or rap/hip-hop as long as they're doing more than bragging over a boring, stagnant beat.  As for sampling, have you checked out whosampledwho.com?

 

Tiger owned up to it did he not?  Oh right... in HIS case it's not good enough to own up to his errors. 

 

The nature of the adultery (a girl in every port, hardly a heat of the moment thing) means his apology wasn't genuine.  He was sorry he was caught.  If he was tomcatting around while winning tournaments as a single man his legend probably would have increased, but he did it with a wife and kid at home.  That's pretty bad.

 

I'm not singling him out.  The more I read about Patrick Reed, Keegan Bradley, Dustin Johnson and Bubba Watson, the more I dislike them.

[Drgnslyr221]

The act of adultery is utterly reprehensible. I never married because I do not trust women after my fiancee cheated on me. There is absolutely noting wrong or strange with disowning a parent who cheated. After all they were more concerned with their sexual gratification then loving those who they made or took lifelong vows with. How pitiful it is that some boys who never matured cannot control their hormones. i will not follow your boys club of its okay to do and/or just look the other way.

First Buck calls me a racist, then you call me an adulterer by your glass houses comment. Both of you did me wrong with those assertions whereas I was only standing up for morals and people with good character. Yes sir, I am right again.

Buck said it was a victim less crime when Tiger cheated which is atypical of men who think below their belt lines. What about the wife and his children, they are indeed both victims. Countless studies have shown that the lives of children with parents who cheat and break up are changed for the worse forever.

Just once it would be refreshing if those in error would simply own up to it.

Ahhh, pudding.

[Buck]

I'm not singling him out.  The more I read about Patrick Reed, Keegan Bradley, Dustin Johnson and Bubba Watson, the more I dislike them.

 
Thank you for mentioning this last line.

With so so many celebrities, athletes, musicians and the like it is just best for me to enjoy them for what they are professionally doing and leave it at that.

[Buck]

Anyhow..

[M Rose]

 As for sampling, have you checked out whosampledwho.com?

 

​Very frequent visitor!

 

I'm not singling him out.  The more I read about Patrick Reed, Keegan Bradley, Dustin Johnson and Bubba Watson, the more I dislike them. 

 

Members of my family have started calling Patrick Reed "soup boy". I didn't realize what they were talking about until they showed me this: