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tito [Visitor] in response to: Greg Norman, Chris Evert come together, burst in a supernova of whiteness

tito [Visitor] — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 02:28:37 +0000

Chris certainly has no shame displaying her ring on Oprah and flaunting herself at the Open Championship. What I can't understand is why Oprah and Judy Rankin even bothered with her. She and Norman don't deserve any respect.

joe rider [Visitor] in response to: Greg Norman, Chris Evert come together, burst in a supernova of whiteness

joe rider [Visitor] — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 19:57:19 +0000

Greg Norman shrewdly parlayed an only above- average professional golf career into what some experts erroneously consider legend status. WRONG!! There are numerous pro golfers who have won two major championships who don't possess the reputation of losing or outright choking in the final rounds of many others. They are not legends. If the Shark was worth his salt in sea water he would have spent more time practicing and thereby respecting his God-given ability and the game and less time admiring himself in the mirror, making himself fabulously wealthy after SOME golf success, and less time eyeing up the neighbor. I can't understand what all the hubub was about him. He is a better, more successful business man than he ever was a golfer.
Now Chrissy should remember this: In golf low score wins. Younger woman?? Watch out!
And Shark think about this: There's plenty of fish in the sea. Watch out for the water hazzard.

golfguy [Visitor] in response to: Greg Norman, Chris Evert come together, burst in a supernova of whiteness

golfguy [Visitor] — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 10:09:22 +0000

A '97 U.S. Open Greg Norman Memory..I witnessed Norman take a hat and felt tip from a kid who was seeking his autograph. Norman signed the bill of the kid's cap, flung it over the crowd. He angrily stomped off to the next tee. He even kept the kid's pen. The little kid, about ten years just stood there stunned, while the crowd scrambled for the souvenir. John Daly and Jack Nicklaus, who were with Norman for the pratice round threesome, witnessed the event. Daly signed two sleeves of balls and Nicklaus took off his own hat and autographed the bill. They then gave the items to the kid. Norman's ungentlemanly display comes to mind everytime I see him. What a jerk.

AbleGoodman [Visitor] in response to: Greg Norman, Chris Evert come together, burst in a supernova of whiteness

AbleGoodman [Visitor] — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 10:52:47 +0000

dee d wrote: "MAY GOD BLESS THEM IN THIS NEW ADVENTURE TOGETHER." Yeh, right.
I guess you can call adultery, broken promises, hurting children, and ruining a family a "new adventure" if your world view shares their self-absorbed narcissism, selfishness and anti-Golden-Rule amorality.
Rather than "new adventure", I respectfully suggest a more accurate and appropriate definition might be "tragic human weakness".
While their basic humanity deserves respect, their destructive behavior definitely does NOT.
I tend to agree with the poster who said wait until Norman hits his mid-life crisis. Out of the billions of women in the world, surely Norman could have picked an unmarried one, instead of his best friend's wife (see The Tennessee Waltz).
They (especially Norman) certainly chalked up some negative karma points! I'm sad for them both. :-(

mike [Visitor] in response to: Greg Norman, Chris Evert come together, burst in a supernova of whiteness

mike [Visitor] — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 01:48:45 +0000

How can anyone say they are class acts? Obviously those people, like Evert and Norman, are amoral losers. What comes around goes around. Money, fame, and lust won't bring happiness and these losers clearly demonstrate that. People who believe otherwise always have empty cups and unquenchable thirsts.

Christine Ann Clark [Visitor] in response to: Greg Norman, Chris Evert come together, burst in a supernova of whiteness

Christine Ann Clark [Visitor] — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 04:05:19 +0000

Andy and his wonderful family supported him, one of the past and current skier greats. He is a friend, always anexcellent athlete, loves his boys
and yes he skiis like an eagle.. He has represented for over 45-50, as a skier and motorcycles, fisherman, spokesman. He has always helped out his town. Andy brought Chris into our hometown and welcomed her as a gentleman. They had a good family for a long time. Watch him as dad, proud and teaching them the love of many sports. heis self-made,
they did not come from money and sacrificed a huge amount to see his dreams come true.

No Andy bashing, he helped spotlight the country, many sports. He is also a stellar golfer and a community treasure, 2 Olympics, one with a serious injury.. Unless you know people don't peep a sound.
Talk about Karma................... I wish people would take a moment and understand this is the death of a good family. the rest is yet a story untold.

dee d [Visitor] in response to: Greg Norman, Chris Evert come together, burst in a supernova of whiteness

dee d [Visitor] — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 14:12:04 +0000

CHRIS AND GREGG HAVE GIVEN US HOURS AND HOURS OF ENJOYMENT IN THEIR SPORTS THRUOGH THE YEARS. MAY GOD BLESS THEM IN THIS NEW ADVENTURE TOGETHER.

Pascoe Wilson Braun [Visitor] in response to: Greg Norman, Chris Evert come together, burst in a supernova of whiteness

Pascoe Wilson Braun [Visitor] — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 10:38:47 +0000

I wander if Chris caught up with her old rival
Evonne Goolagong Cawley up in Queensland. Evonne certainly seems to have the 'wood' on her old rival in the marriage stakes.....I would love to see a photo of Evonne and Chrissie together again at some big function.....THey were certainly Tennis two pi-up girl superstars in their day