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Re: Tiger Woods is a .Space kind of guy
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lugnet.mediawatch, lugnet.space
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Sat, 18 Dec 2004 14:15:53 GMT
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In lugnet.mediawatch, Mike Walsh wrote:
> In this weeks edition (12/16/2004) issue of Sports Illustrated, Steve
> Rushin's Air and Space column covers some of the favorite toys some
> atheletes received for Christmas. As it turns out, Tiger Woods was a LEGO
> Space (Classic I am sure based on his age) fan.
I was just about to post this myself, but you beat me to it! And yes, it would
be classic space, since he was born in 1975 (according to his website) and he
says he was between five and nine.
Of course, this begs a number of questions. Which set did he covet the most?
Did he have a decent collection? And most importantly, where are his bricks
now? I kind of doubt that he's pulling them out on the weekends to relax with,
seeing as how he's married to a Swedish model and all. My bet is that they're
still at his parents' house, gathering dust in his old room. Sad, very sad.
Finally, if I were a golf fan, I'd start showing up at tournaments that he's in,
shouting SPACE! after each time he tees off. That would rule. And, I'm sure,
be vaguely disconcerting to him, at the same time.
Derek
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