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Tiger Woods: One more round and I'm still looking like a prophet

Sunday March 16, 2008 | 03:02:38 am 235 words, 2107 views  

Tiger Woods needed to birdie three of Bay Hill’s toughest holes to finish a third-round 66 and put him in a five-way tie for the lead at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. And he put himself one round away from making me look like the prophet I’ve always secretly believed I am.

It was Dec. 31, 2007 when I boldly claimed that Tiger would go unbeaten in 2008. He hasn’t let me down yet, and I consider a Woods’ victory tomorrow a foregone conclusion. Because it has been foretold. by me.

With each Tiger victory, my gloating will grow, I warn you. It will be a parade of “me, me, me” around these parts. And when Tiger Woods does finish the year unbeaten, Ryder Cup matches included, I fully expect to be treated like royalty. Because while Tiger will have won everything in sight and set a golf standard that will never be touched, I will have been the first person to have predicted it. And I will expect accolades, I tell you. Lots and lots of accolades. And I will take to wearing flowing robes and expect to have many followers, tauting me as a prophet and a man of great wisdom and handsomeness.

Of course, if Tiger doesn’t win tomorrow, the matter is closed and never to be brought up again.

Update: Ah, Tiger Woods won the Arnold Palmer Invitational? Well, I could have told you that.

–WKW

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Comment from: Ron Mon [Member]
Well, he did it, in the most stupendous way. Continue on, your facetiousness.
PermalinkPermalink 03/16/08 @ 18:02
Comment from: Oliver Sudden [Visitor]
If God anointed a human with the ability to make any putt, birdie any hole, shoot any score he would probably tell that person to use his gift judiciously. To not shoot scores in the mid 50s but rather play normally and only do extraordinary things when necessary to win. That way everyone would get a thrill as tournaments would be exciting and be waiting for that final hole wondering if he could do it again. Also, God would insist he use his fame and fortune to help others. Anyone who has watched Tiger Woods since the beginning has to wonder if he is that anointed one.
PermalinkPermalink 03/16/08 @ 19:56

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