Originally Posted by DaFace (Post 17483998)

I mostly just don't understand how some of you guys have so much time to sit around on here and argue with people you don't like.

Originally Posted by Mulliganman (Post 17485998)

You can kind of throw your hands up in the air like you did here acting like where do you draw the line. But it’s not as hard as you seem to insinuate. There can be murky situations yes but all that needs to be done is establish a series of consequences that are to be followed in sequential order for when problems come up. No different than what a teacher does in a classroom.

Originally Posted by Mulliganman (Post 17485998)

Well there is this thing called warnings that can be given before having to consider more extreme action like booting/banning, etc. Crazy I know…..

I won’t draw out this conversation here in this thread so as to try not to derail it any further, but since you commented on it like I said there is zero consistency with this. You decide to boot me from the Clark thread because I take issue with the Lebron apologist suggesting Clark is a ball hog like Jordan while some of the same things go on this thread or other threads where posters continue to spew out crap over and over and over and nothings done. Had I known he only engages in unending arguments that tries to support his POV no matter how flawed I would have reconsidered. But even still a quick message even if it was a warning would have been sufficient. Chaos thrives where there is no consistency or rules.

You can kind of throw your hands up in the air like you did here acting like where do you draw the line. But it’s not as hard as you seem to insinuate. There can be murky situations yes but all that needs to be done is establish a series of consequences that are to be followed in sequential order for when problems come up. No different than what a teacher does in a classroom. Or continue to do nothing and keep getting what you’re getting. And for those repeat problem posters you establish a different set of criteria for when the “regular rules” don’t work again no different than what a teacher has to do with difficult students who the regular rules don’t work for.

Originally Posted by TwistedChief (Post 17486035)

LOL. CP is paint by number? Thanks for sharing your deep insights here because you were so crestfallen after having been locked out of posting in a single thread online.

Please don’t draw out the conversation any further.

Originally Posted by Mulliganman (Post 17486054)

Crestfallen huh? Is somebody using their word of the day toilet paper? J/K.

Nah I’m just pointing out it’s not nearly as difficult to deal with problems and with some level of reasonable. But feel free to put me on ignore if that bothered you.

Originally Posted by Mulliganman (Post 17485998)

Well there is this thing called warnings that can be given before having to consider more extreme action like booting/banning, etc. Crazy I know…..

I won’t draw out this conversation here in this thread so as to try not to derail it any further, but since you commented on it like I said there is zero consistency with this. You decide to boot me from the Clark thread because I take issue with the Lebron apologist suggesting Clark is a ball hog like Jordan while some of the same things go on this thread or other threads where posters continue to spew out crap over and over and over and nothings done. Had I known he only engages in unending arguments that tries to support his POV no matter how flawed I would have reconsidered. But even still a quick message even if it was a warning would have been sufficient. Chaos thrives where there is no consistency or rules.

You can kind of throw your hands up in the air like you did here acting like where do you draw the line. But it’s not as hard as you seem to insinuate. There can be murky situations yes but all that needs to be done is establish a series of consequences that are to be followed in sequential order for when problems come up. No different than what a teacher does in a classroom. Or continue to do nothing and keep getting what you’re getting. And for those repeat problem posters you establish a different set of criteria for when the “regular rules” don’t work again no different than what a teacher has to do with difficult students who the regular rules don’t work for.

Originally Posted by Bearcat (Post 17486051)

Uh, for starters to the bolded... your first post in that thread was laughing at something KCC said.
Your 2nd post was telling someone else that talking to KCC is like talking to a wall.
And then your 3rd post was bringing up Lebron (and that KCC should go find a Lebron circle jerk or something) before he ever brought up Lebron.

Don't play dumb now.


And on top of that, you say rules and consequences are easy and then you're all confused as to why your 10 posts baiting KCC into shit about Lebron James didn't warrant a warning... in a thread about WCBB and Clark.

Pick one, because that's the 2nd clearest reason there is to boot people out of a thread after political bullshit.

For all the bickering here and so forth, at least it's mostly on topic.

Here's a link to the FAQ... you can throw your hands up in the air like you did here acting like where do we draw the line, but it's not as hard as you seem to insinuate.



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Originally Posted by Mulliganman (Post 17485998)

Well there is this thing called warnings that can be given before having to consider more extreme action like booting/banning, etc. Crazy I know…..

I won’t draw out this conversation here in this thread so as to try not to derail it any further, but since you commented on it like I said there is zero consistency with this. You decide to boot me from the Clark thread because I take issue with the Lebron apologist suggesting Clark is a ball hog like Jordan while some of the same things go on this thread or other threads where posters continue to spew out crap over and over and over and nothings done. Had I known he only engages in unending arguments that tries to support his POV no matter how flawed I would have reconsidered. But even still a quick message even if it was a warning would have been sufficient. Chaos thrives where there is no consistency or rules.

You can kind of throw your hands up in the air like you did here acting like where do you draw the line. But it’s not as hard as you seem to insinuate. There can be murky situations yes but all that needs to be done is establish a series of consequences that are to be followed in sequential order for when problems come up. No different than what a teacher does in a classroom. Or continue to do nothing and keep getting what you’re getting. And for those repeat problem posters you establish a different set of criteria for when the “regular rules” don’t work again no different than what a teacher has to do with difficult students who the regular rules don’t work for.

Originally Posted by Mulliganman (Post 17486076)

Listen while I appreciate your response and especially your gif, would you care to continue a conversation in pm. I said I wouldn’t continue in this thread but would like to get some additional clarification and to have a question or so answered. Since you are the one that made the decision to boot me it would be best if I could get that information from you

Originally Posted by Mulliganman (Post 17485998)

Well there is this thing called warnings that can be given before having to consider more extreme action like booting/banning, etc. Crazy I know…..

I won’t draw out this conversation here in this thread so as to try not to derail it any further, but since you commented on it like I said there is zero consistency with this. You decide to boot me from the Clark thread because I take issue with the Lebron apologist suggesting Clark is a ball hog like Jordan while some of the same things go on this thread or other threads where posters continue to spew out crap over and over and over and nothings done. Had I known he only engages in unending arguments that tries to support his POV no matter how flawed I would have reconsidered. But even still a quick message even if it was a warning would have been sufficient. Chaos thrives where there is no consistency or rules.

You can kind of throw your hands up in the air like you did here acting like where do you draw the line. But it’s not as hard as you seem to insinuate. There can be murky situations yes but all that needs to be done is establish a series of consequences that are to be followed in sequential order for when problems come up. No different than what a teacher does in a classroom. Or continue to do nothing and keep getting what you’re getting. And for those repeat problem posters you establish a different set of criteria for when the “regular rules” don’t work again no different than what a teacher has to do with difficult students who the regular rules don’t work for.

Originally Posted by TwistedChief (Post 17486064)

I have no one on ignore and my word-of-the-day calendar is from 1986.

CP isn’t easy or simplistic. Feel free to leave if you’re feeling overcensored. No one is compelling you to stick around and argue with the mods with a limited post count.

Originally Posted by In58men (Post 17486128)

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">NEWS: <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> WR Rashee Rice is now working with world renowned footwork specialist, David Robinson<br><br>����<br> <a href="https://t.co/k9tfSTl339">pic.twitter.com/k9tfSTl339</a></p>&mdash; MLFootball (@_MLFootball) <a href="https://twitter.com/_MLFootball/status/1781135608267645042?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 19, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Originally Posted by Dunerdr (Post 17486116)

Mods on here are top tier 99% of the time. Idk if you guys are on any other forums but those bengals ones are modded by the biggest pussies ever. It’s a thankless job and our team really does a nice job of adhering to the understood standard.

Originally Posted by In58men (Post 17486128)

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">NEWS: <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> WR Rashee Rice is now working with world renowned footwork specialist, David Robinson<br><br>����<br> <a href="https://t.co/k9tfSTl339">pic.twitter.com/k9tfSTl339</a></p>&mdash; MLFootball (@_MLFootball) <a href="https://twitter.com/_MLFootball/status/1781135608267645042?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 19, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Originally Posted by stevegroganfan (Post 17486241)

Assuming the victims have not suffered major lifelong injuries, Rice deserves around 1.5 to 2 years of actual time served in a low security jail where nonviolent criminals go and another 1-2 years of probation where he has to visit schools and warn kids about the dangers of acting like an idiot behind the wheel.

I don't think the NFL should punish Rice especially if the state of Texas puts him in jail for an adequate amount of time. He isn't OJ Simpson or Aaron Hernandez but what he did could easily get 4-5 people killed and/or disabled for life.

Two things about this case are really egregious. High speed racing against another car on public roads and leaving the scene of an accident. If you let someone get away with those two things without some noteworthy jail time, you may as well not have traffic laws at all.

Originally Posted by stevegroganfan (Post 17486241)

Assuming the victims have not suffered major lifelong injuries, Rice deserves around 1.5 to 2 years of actual time served in a low security jail where nonviolent criminals go and another 1-2 years of probation where he has to visit schools and warn kids about the dangers of acting like an idiot behind the wheel.

I don't think the NFL should punish Rice especially if the state of Texas puts him in jail for an adequate amount of time. He isn't OJ Simpson or Aaron Hernandez but what he did could easily get 4-5 people killed and/or disabled for life.

Two things about this case are really egregious. High speed racing against another car on public roads and leaving the scene of an accident. If you let someone get away with those two things without some noteworthy jail time, you may as well not have traffic laws at all.

Originally Posted by In58men (Post 17486128)

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">NEWS: <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> WR Rashee Rice is now working with world renowned footwork specialist, David Robinson<br><br>����<br> <a href="https://t.co/k9tfSTl339">pic.twitter.com/k9tfSTl339</a></p>&mdash; MLFootball (@_MLFootball) <a href="https://twitter.com/_MLFootball/status/1781135608267645042?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 19, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Originally Posted by New World Order (Post 17486256)

So what does this mean? He's going to be working on his post moves?

Originally Posted by threebag (Post 17486272)

Any guesses who the soy bitch is with the thumbs down?

Originally Posted by Mulliganman (Post 17485998)

Well there is this thing called warnings that can be given before having to consider more extreme action like booting/banning, etc. Crazy I know…..

I won’t draw out this conversation here in this thread so as to try not to derail it any further, but since you commented on it like I said there is zero consistency with this. You decide to boot me from the Clark thread because I take issue with the Lebron apologist suggesting Clark is a ball hog like Jordan while some of the same things go on this thread or other threads where posters continue to spew out crap over and over and over and nothings done. Had I known he only engages in unending arguments that tries to support his POV no matter how flawed I would have reconsidered. But even still a quick message even if it was a warning would have been sufficient. Chaos thrives where there is no consistency or rules.

You can kind of throw your hands up in the air like you did here acting like where do you draw the line. But it’s not as hard as you seem to insinuate. There can be murky situations yes but all that needs to be done is establish a series of consequences that are to be followed in sequential order for when problems come up. No different than what a teacher does in a classroom. Or continue to do nothing and keep getting what you’re getting. And for those repeat problem posters you establish a different set of criteria for when the “regular rules” don’t work again no different than what a teacher has to do with difficult students who the regular rules don’t work for.

Originally Posted by stevegroganfan (Post 17486241)

Assuming the victims have not suffered major lifelong injuries, Rice deserves around 1.5 to 2 years of actual time served in a low security jail where nonviolent criminals go and another 1-2 years of probation where he has to visit schools and warn kids about the dangers of acting like an idiot behind the wheel.

I don't think the NFL should punish Rice especially if the state of Texas puts him in jail for an adequate amount of time. He isn't OJ Simpson or Aaron Hernandez but what he did could easily get 4-5 people killed and/or disabled for life.

Two things about this case are really egregious. High speed racing against another car on public roads and leaving the scene of an accident. If you let someone get away with those two things without some noteworthy jail time, you may as well not have traffic laws at all.

Originally Posted by stevegroganfan (Post 17486241)

Assuming the victims have not suffered major lifelong injuries, Rice deserves around 1.5 to 2 years of actual time served in a low security jail where nonviolent criminals go and another 1-2 years of probation where he has to visit schools and warn kids about the dangers of acting like an idiot behind the wheel.

I don't think the NFL should punish Rice especially if the state of Texas puts him in jail for an adequate amount of time. He isn't OJ Simpson or Aaron Hernandez but what he did could easily get 4-5 people killed and/or disabled for life.

Two things about this case are really egregious. High speed racing against another car on public roads and leaving the scene of an accident. If you let someone get away with those two things without some noteworthy jail time, you may as well not have traffic laws at all.

Originally Posted by stevegroganfan (Post 17486241)

Assuming the victims have not suffered major lifelong injuries, Rice deserves around 1.5 to 2 years of actual time served in a low security jail where nonviolent criminals go and another 1-2 years of probation where he has to visit schools and warn kids about the dangers of acting like an idiot behind the wheel.

I don't think the NFL should punish Rice especially if the state of Texas puts him in jail for an adequate amount of time. He isn't OJ Simpson or Aaron Hernandez but what he did could easily get 4-5 people killed and/or disabled for life.

Two things about this case are really egregious. High speed racing against another car on public roads and leaving the scene of an accident. If you let someone get away with those two things without some noteworthy jail time, you may as well not have traffic laws at all.

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 17486117)

Christ almighty - this thread somehow got worse???!?

I really didn't think that was possible.

Originally Posted by Katipan (Post 17486133)

"Radical" means something totally different now. So does "bitchin"...

And "choice".

Originally Posted by stevegroganfan (Post 17486241)

Assuming the victims have not suffered major lifelong injuries, Rice deserves around 1.5 to 2 years of actual time served in a low security jail where nonviolent criminals go and another 1-2 years of probation where he has to visit schools and warn kids about the dangers of acting like an idiot behind the wheel.

I don't think the NFL should punish Rice especially if the state of Texas puts him in jail for an adequate amount of time. He isn't OJ Simpson or Aaron Hernandez but what he did could easily get 4-5 people killed and/or disabled for life.

Two things about this case are really egregious. High speed racing against another car on public roads and leaving the scene of an accident. If you let someone get away with those two things without some noteworthy jail time, you may as well not have traffic laws at all.

Originally Posted by Bearcat (Post 17486337)

What is it with fans of other teams and their reeruned "Rice deserves years of jail time"? Even for trolling, have some self respect...

I guess if you can convince yourself of that, it allows you to cry about it later when it doesn't happen? The NFL not doing the most reeruned thing I could make up and giving him a lifetime ban proves they want the Chiefs to keep winning Super Bowls!!!!!! :shrug:

Originally Posted by Bearcat (Post 17486337)

What is it with fans of other teams and their reeruned "Rice deserves years of jail time"? Even for trolling, have some self respect...

I guess if you can convince yourself of that, it allows you to cry about it later when it doesn't happen? The NFL not doing the most reeruned thing I could make up and giving him a lifetime ban proves they want the Chiefs to keep winning Super Bowls!!!!!! :shrug:

Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare (Post 17486347)

They don't give a **** about the legal ramifications, they just want the Chiefs to lose a good player so it gives their team a better chance in winning. It's that simple and nothing more than that.

Originally Posted by Bearcat (Post 17486337)

What is it with fans of other teams and their reeruned "Rice deserves years of jail time"? Even for trolling, have some self respect...

I guess if you can convince yourself of that, it allows you to cry about it later when it doesn't happen? The NFL not doing the most reeruned thing I could make up and giving him a lifetime ban proves they want the Chiefs to keep winning Super Bowls!!!!!! :shrug:

Originally Posted by Katipan (Post 17486344)

I think because in some states they have to be pretty strict. 200 road rage deaths in CO last year.

Odds are good he would get some jail time in CO. for leaving the scene. Officially its 2-6 years if there's bodily injury. But we'll lock you up even if there isn't.

Of course, we let our parolees smoke pot so there's a trade off.

Originally Posted by threebag (Post 17486272)

Any guesses who the soy bitch is with the thumbs down?

Originally Posted by New World Order (Post 17486256)

So what does this mean? He's going to be working on his post moves?

Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare (Post 17486347)

They don't give a **** about the legal ramifications, they just want the Chiefs to lose a good player so it gives their team a better chance in winning. It's that simple and nothing more than that.

Originally Posted by stevegroganfan (Post 17486241)

Assuming the victims have not suffered major lifelong injuries, Rice deserves around 1.5 to 2 years of actual time served in a low security jail where nonviolent criminals go and another 1-2 years of probation where he has to visit schools and warn kids about the dangers of acting like an idiot behind the wheel.

I don't think the NFL should punish Rice especially if the state of Texas puts him in jail for an adequate amount of time. He isn't OJ Simpson or Aaron Hernandez but what he did could easily get 4-5 people killed and/or disabled for life.

Two things about this case are really egregious. High speed racing against another car on public roads and leaving the scene of an accident. If you let someone get away with those two things without some noteworthy jail time, you may as well not have traffic laws at all.

Originally Posted by IowaHawkeyeChief (Post 17486382)

We better start building a lot more prisons if this is going to be the standard for first time offenders...

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 17486376)

The Patriot Fan is the saddest of all.

Originally Posted by stevegroganfan (Post 17486241)

Assuming the victims have not suffered major lifelong injuries, Rice deserves around 1.5 to 2 years of actual time served in a low security jail where nonviolent criminals go and another 1-2 years of probation where he has to visit schools and warn kids about the dangers of acting like an idiot behind the wheel.

I don't think the NFL should punish Rice especially if the state of Texas puts him in jail for an adequate amount of time. He isn't OJ Simpson or Aaron Hernandez but what he did could easily get 4-5 people killed and/or disabled for life.

Two things about this case are really egregious. High speed racing against another car on public roads and leaving the scene of an accident. If you let someone get away with those two things without some noteworthy jail time, you may as well not have traffic laws at all.

Originally Posted by JohnnyHammersticks (Post 17486617)

1. Team owner gets caught on video banging a hooker who is likely also a sex trafficking victim.

2. WR causes traffic accident with minor injuries and foolishly leaves the scene before going to the police and turning himself in.

Any logical, sane person knows which one of these crimes is the more egregious and also which one is the bigger black eye on the face of the league (hint for the mentally-challenged - it's the one in bold print).

Hopefully Rice is "punished" just as harshly as Mr. Sex-Trafficking-Hooker-****er - i.e., given nothing more than a slap on the wrist, if that.

Originally Posted by Chief Pagan (Post 17486715)

Well a team owner banging a hooker doesn't endanger my life the way somebody weaving through traffic at 100+ mph does.

I guess it would depend on whether the owner had some reason to know the hooker was a sex trafficking victim?

Originally Posted by philfree (Post 17486527)

So no real news on this situation? Rice is working out with Mahomes but his future is in doubt. I view what he did as more than a dumb kid speeding and losing control and causing a wreck but I've never suggested what his punishment should or will be though I have said if he never plays another down for the Chiefs I won't care. I've also said that if he does I hope he plays well.

Now what I'm wondering is when is Roger going to put him on the commissioners list? I can see him waiting till week one to do it because Chiefs. Also can't his lawyer speed up the legal process by making the deals with the prosecutor in advance? And to go along with that he needs to agree to pay the people who are suing him the money they're asking for. If he is indeed going to be a Chiefs he needs to get this stuff worked out ASAP.

Originally Posted by ThrobProng (Post 17486727)

Let's be real, the NFL doesn't care about victims. All the league cares about is its image, which is why domestic violence is punished relatively harshly...even if the only actual victim of violence is a small household appliance.

Originally Posted by smithandrew051 (Post 17487180)

I can prove Rashee is innocent.

The car that made these two, equal-length tire marks had positraction. You can't make those marks without positraction, which was not available on the '64 Buick Skylark!

It's a limited slip differential which distributes power equally to both the right and left tires. The '64 Skylark had a regular differential, which, anyone who's been stuck in the mud in Alabama knows, you step on the gas, one tire spins, the other tire does nothing.

And, there's more! You see? When the left tire mark goes up on the curb and the right tire mark stays flat and even? Well, the '64 Skylark had a solid rear axle, so when the left tire would go up on the curb, the right tire would tilt out and ride along its edge. But that didn't happen here. The tire mark stayed flat and even. This car had an independent rear suspension. Now, in the '60s, there were only two other cars made in America that had positraction, and independent rear suspension, and enough power to make these marks. One was the Corvette, which could never be confused with the Buick Skylark. The other had the same body length, height, width, weight, wheel base, and wheel track as the '64 Skylark, and that was the 1963 Pontiac Tempest.

And because both cars were made by GM, both cars were available in metallic mint green paint!

Originally Posted by MVChiefFan (Post 17487317)

IMHO You need to be an expert witness and present your informed and very knowledgeable findings at the trial. You’ve waited at Best Buy for days in a row for the good of this team. This will be a cake walk for you.

Originally Posted by smithandrew051 (Post 17487329)

I will get him off!!!!

(I sound like Billay)

Originally Posted by stevegroganfan (Post 17486241)

Assuming the victims have not suffered major lifelong injuries, Rice deserves around 1.5 to 2 years of actual time served in a low security jail where nonviolent criminals go and another 1-2 years of probation where he has to visit schools and warn kids about the dangers of acting like an idiot behind the wheel.

I don't think the NFL should punish Rice especially if the state of Texas puts him in jail for an adequate amount of time. He isn't OJ Simpson or Aaron Hernandez but what he did could easily get 4-5 people killed and/or disabled for life.

Two things about this case are really egregious. High speed racing against another car on public roads and leaving the scene of an accident. If you let someone get away with those two things without some noteworthy jail time, you may as well not have traffic laws at all.

Originally Posted by ThrobProng (Post 17486324)

This ****ing guy. LMAO

Nobody without a prior record has ever done 1.5 to 2 years for those offenses, when nobody was seriously injured.

Originally Posted by Rausch (Post 17487422)

Someone tell me what type of jail houses only nonviolent criminals.

I got bad news for you - jail/prison is full of violent people...

Originally Posted by stevegroganfan (Post 17486241)

I don't think the NFL should punish Rice especially if the state of Texas puts him in jail for an adequate amount of time. He isn't OJ Simpson or Aaron Hernandez but what he did could easily get 4-5 people killed and/or disabled for life.

Originally Posted by philfree (Post 17486527)

So no real news on this situation? Rice is working out with Mahomes but his future is in doubt. I view what he did as more than a dumb kid speeding and losing control and causing a wreck but I've never suggested what his punishment should or will be though I have said if he never plays another down for the Chiefs I won't care. I've also said that if he does I hope he plays well.

Now what I'm wondering is when is Roger going to put him on the commissioners list? I can see him waiting till week one to do it because Chiefs. Also can't his lawyer speed up the legal process by making the deals with the prosecutor in advance? And to go along with that he needs to agree to pay the people who are suing him the money they're asking for. If he is indeed going to be a Chiefs he needs to get this stuff worked out ASAP.

Originally Posted by dlphg9 (Post 17487441)

His future is not in any doubt and I'd say there is basically no chance he goes on the commissioners list.

Originally Posted by StinkBox (Post 17487480)

https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/cr...d-a826d4b80ddf



Nostradamus has nothing on this place. Wow!

Originally Posted by StinkBox (Post 17487480)

https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/cr...d-a826d4b80ddf



Nostradamus has nothing on this place. Wow!

Originally Posted by StinkBox (Post 17487480)

https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/cr...d-a826d4b80ddf

Nostradamus has nothing on this place. Wow!

Originally Posted by Bowser (Post 17487531)

Look, he's going to get sentenced to like 20-25 years in SuperMax, but he's going to be allowed to have work release on the weekends so he can show up and rape souls on the football field. This isn't difficult to see coming.

WBF

Originally Posted by Dunerdr (Post 17487539)

From information gathered in this thread he’s either Hitler or being framed.

Originally Posted by R Clark (Post 17487433)

The same ones where they send the white collar criminals, you can serve easy time if it’s non violent and have money

Originally Posted by smithandrew051 (Post 17487180)

I can prove Rashee is innocent.

The car that made these two, equal-length tire marks had positraction. You can't make those marks without positraction, which was not available on the '64 Buick Skylark!

It's a limited slip differential which distributes power equally to both the right and left tires. The '64 Skylark had a regular differential, which, anyone who's been stuck in the mud in Alabama knows, you step on the gas, one tire spins, the other tire does nothing.

And, there's more! You see? When the left tire mark goes up on the curb and the right tire mark stays flat and even? Well, the '64 Skylark had a solid rear axle, so when the left tire would go up on the curb, the right tire would tilt out and ride along its edge. But that didn't happen here. The tire mark stayed flat and even. This car had an independent rear suspension. Now, in the '60s, there were only two other cars made in America that had positraction, and independent rear suspension, and enough power to make these marks. One was the Corvette, which could never be confused with the Buick Skylark. The other had the same body length, height, width, weight, wheel base, and wheel track as the '64 Skylark, and that was the 1963 Pontiac Tempest.

And because both cars were made by GM, both cars were available in metallic mint green paint!

Originally Posted by StinkBox (Post 17487559)

It's like there's no room for discussion after reading through this. If you don't immediately say he's going to fine for 8 felonies then you think he's going to be sentenced to life in prison for his 8 felony charges.

Just stop pretending you can predict the future. I don't know what's going happen yet and neither does anyone else.

8 felony charges is nothing to scoff at in the least.

I'll try to make this clear:

1. I don't know the outcome but neither do you
2. 8 felonies is bad any way you look at it
3. I hope you have big tits and ass that looks great in a bikini for this complete lack of logic to be ignored

the hell with this place

Originally Posted by StinkBox (Post 17487559)

It's like there's no room for discussion after reading through this. If you don't immediately say he's going to fine for 8 felonies then you think he's going to be sentenced to life in prison for his 8 felony charges.

Just stop pretending you can predict the future. I don't know what's going happen yet and neither does anyone else.

8 felony charges is nothing to scoff at in the least.

I'll try to make this clear:

1. I don't know the outcome but neither do you
2. 8 felonies is bad any way you look at it
3. I hope you have big tits and ass that looks great in a bikini for this complete lack of logic to be ignored

the hell with this place

Originally Posted by Rausch (Post 17487563)

I think <strike>he'll</strike> The Clarks pay a shit ton of money and most of this will go away - like it does for a lot of NFL/Pro players. He keeps his nose clean it won't be an issue.