biches be crazy!
 

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/golf-d...232405259.html

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There are times when divorce forces people to do strange things. Burn sheets. Throw out clothes. Toss rings into the ocean. But when you get $100 million in your divorce, you can trump just about anything and that's what happened with Tiger Woods' ex-wife when she bought a $12 million home and bulldozed the whole thing.

[Check the before picture above and the after picture after the jump]

Yes, according to TMZ, Elin Nordegren bought a $12 million home in North Palm Beach, Fla., but didn't like it, and has plowed the whole thing.

The house, which had six bedrooms and eight bathrooms, is now just rubble, with no word yet on what is going to replace the beautiful building you see above, but I guess when you have nine figures in the bank, it doesn't really matter what you want.

I guess we can all applaud Elin on not rolling over after all this happened and continuing on with her life. But I think we can all agree on one thing: Why in the world is she still in Florida? Wouldn't you want to move back home for good?"


BEFORE:
http://media.zenfs.com/en/blogs/sptu...Coast-News.jpg

AFTER:
http://media.zenfs.com/en/blogs/sptu...th-Leather.jpg

Bought in a buyers market and is starting from scratch with a new structure. Not a big deal. It's just that the scale\$ makes nice headlines.

Kindof an eyesore

Crazy bitch....

Six bedrooms and eight bathrooms? It was either built by an ad-man or a politician. No one else is THAT full of shit.

Spend 250K to knock down a 12 Mill house.

Spend 30 Mill on new house.

Women Logic.

JC

It was probably on sale....

That was not a $12 million house.

That is a $12 million piece of property with an outdated house on it.

I agree. Could have just been the location she wanted. Can't find what you want? Buy something in that area, tear down old structure and build what yiu want.

Crazy? Maybe but in the end she should have what she wants in the location she wants.

In the end it is her money. Look on the bright side. Look at all the work that is now availabe to local businesses now.

James

Exactly.... My friend bought a $250,000 foreclosure for $50,000 and is tearing it down to spend $100,000 on the house that he wants. Like someone else said, only the scale makes it news worthy.:idk: