Was Arnold Palmer the most virtuous man of the 20th century?

[littleinjunp]

Or is that title reserved for those who didn't cheat on their wives 4+ times a week?

 

I can't decide.

[ironmikes]

sounds like an early lock post .

[Christosterone]

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[eagle1997]

Obvious troll is obvious. Just delete your account and hope for a non-IP address ban.

[Medic]

Wow.

 

Congrats OP. This is the single most ignorant thread I have ever seen started since I've been coming here. Granted it, and you, won't be on here long. But I have a feeling that really doesn't matter too much to you.

[stage1350]

I'd say in Mr. Palmer's case, his good definitely outweighs his bad.

 

IBTL, and I love lamp!!!

[DavePelz4]

Was the OP on TV yesterday?

 

[MtlJeff]

Hmmm, most virtuous man of the century. That's a tough one, it's been quite a century.

 

Remember AC Green? That guy played in the NBA and was a virgin until 38

 

The NBA!!!!!! If i played in the NBA i'd have sex with 38 people my first road trip!

[Medic]

One thing that is 100% certain. There are thousands of women and children in and around the Orlando area, who benefited from Arnie's generosity by way of his hospital, who would stand and defend him. And they are continuing to benefit. Having been to "Winnie Palmer" as we call it down here, I can attest to his vision being an amazing one. Talk about legacy.

 

OP, perhaps you should go to WP Hospital and ask a few of the patients there. Perhaps that could enlighten you.

[nsxguy]

Hmmm, most virtuous man of the century. That's a tough one, it's been quite a century.

 

Remember AC Green? That guy played in the NBA and was a virgin until 38

 

The NBA!!!!!! If i played in the NBA i'd have sex with 38 people my first road trip!

 

IBTL

 

Ummmm,,,,,, 38 "people" ??? :shok:

 

Not that there's anything wrong with that !!! :lol: