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To: tejek who wrote (256315)10/19/2005 2:14:19 AM
From: Taro  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1584437
 
No doubt Tiger's combination of black (powerful fast fiber muscles) and asian genes (an eye for control and precision) may indeed be typical for our next generation superb golfers.

Taro



To: tejek who wrote (256315)10/19/2005 7:03:17 AM
From: Road Walker  Respond to of 1584437
 
re: Tiger is only half black and it may be his Asian side that has the better genes for golf. Hence, Michelle Wies following in his footsteps.

I expect Asians will have a stronger presence in professional golf. They seem to have a temperament that matches the game, and mental focus is as important as the physical part of golf.

<Now I'm sure Ten is going to call me a racist for this remark>.

John


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