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This story was filed on December 11, 2009
Tiger Wood’s girlfriend, Jaimee Grubbs, disses American Indians. Guess what? She’s an Indian. She said she grew up on the Colville Reservation in Washington. Here’s the video she did for a reality TV show audition. What happened to this poor girl? I’ve never seen anyone so disdainful of their people and their family. What do her folks think about this, especially her dad, the man whose hair is longer than hers.
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