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Oops. I need to fresh up on my vocabulary. It went right over my head. :D

It's not that TMZ supposedly got one of their facts wrong. It appears that they got multiple facts wrong. Like the complete opposite of what may have actually happened. It's just a little weird that they could be so completely inaccurate in their story. Other news entities initially picked up...

Why would he have to go through all of that? According to his statement he said it was just an unexpected reaction to a mix of his medications. I presumed he was being honest when said that.

Jack Nicklaus saying he needs help is referring to more than just his back surgeries and getting back on the links. Sports figures and analysts have commented that there very well be more at play here than just a 'bad reaction' to medication. They are concerned that he at least has a drug...

Exactly. But the police have no motivation to obscure any downside to this incident. Possibly. But sometimes officers will cut some slack on an incident to minimize the impact to an individual. Especially if the incident only involves a single car and nobody else is hurt by the person's...

Ok, given all of that then TMZ apparently got it wrrroong. Tiger wasn't arrogant, he was cooperative. Instead of smelling like booze, there was no odor. Instead of refusing a preliminary breath test, it wasn't even requested of him. And instead of being observed driving all over the road, he was...

To give him a break. It does happen. Refusing to take a breath test at the scene is an automatic suspension of his license. Given the failed sobriety tests that he did, the damaged vehicle, his slurred speech, as well as the dilated pupils,an officer would have been alerted to give him the...

Then what was the result of the preliminary breath test? It should be in the report. I'll discuss more later sorry.

I'm just curious that if the initial refusal to take the preliminary breath test is being covered up. That is an automatic suspended license for doing so I think.

One other thing. Officers discovered him in his car around 2:am. The Breathalyzer wasn't administered until 4:30am. Ample time for a significant amount of alcohol to leave his body. It's possible he may have had some drinks as well that further impaired him along with the drugs in his system.

The 'news' report I read yesterday described him as 'arrogant'. It also said he refused a breath test( for alcohol). I thought that meant he refused the initial breath test at the scene and then took a Breathalyzer later at the station.(which he passed) But this is funny from the Daily Mail. It...

Very annoying. I noticed it too over the last few years. Put that in the trash heap along with sentence starters 'First of all' and fillers like 'at the end of the day'.

It's a filler in a conversation so they can bide time and come up with a contrived or phony response.

Your fake news fix for Sunday: Looks Like The Media Spread Another False Story About Trump

I wish I could find the comment about when Bunning lamented about today's starting pitchers not staying in games longer. Not like when he use to pitch. I thought he was spot on.

I was thinking the same thing about the early voting. Might have bit them this time because of it, although some have said that he may have won by an even larger margin had they known about the altercation earlier. :D 'Gianforte, fighting for Montana.'

Agree, and yes not an excuse for physically attacking a reporter. Check out his Twitter post that he pinned. It is of the attack with a recording and a picture of Gianforte standing with...Donald Trump Jr.

Can always count on Don Lemon: ‘You Are Sadly Mistaken’: Don Lemon Rips CNN Guest Who Won’t Blame Trump For Alleged Assault On Reporter

Somehow Trump will ultimately be blamed for this. :rolleyes: Republican candidate 'body-slams' Guardian reporter in Montana

Too bad.