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I'm not. You're problem, as ususal, is that you take an unimformed position, based on what the liberal media is telling you (and all sports journalists are liberal) and when someone who has a more informed take on the subject tells you why they are wrong, you take it personally.

Example: ESPN reports that Tiger has triple-bogeyed the first hole.

Your take: He should now quit playing golf for the rest of 2003.

The fact that only six players finished under par for the day, and, apart from the bad luck of losing a ball on the first hole, Woods actually shot (-1) for the other 17 holes does not figure into your equation. Stuart Scott says "Woods is in a slump," so therefore, he must be in a slump. He's not. You are not a bad person, but you need to learn that it is ok to admit you are wrong once in a while.