StyxI don't have any clue what song you guys are talking about, but now I can't get "come sail away" from Kansas (?) out of my head.
StyxI don't have any clue what song you guys are talking about, but now I can't get "come sail away" from Kansas (?) out of my head.
I think its title is Oraniko flow or something. Enya tune. Damn you Harley.
Red Sails in the Sunset.
Nice call. Thanks.Styx
titan's don't have anything on thier board.
I don't see this 1 year suspension happening, unless it's for 'hiding' the police investigation before the draft.
You forget that he also goes to prison, so it's not like he's getting off with a slap on the wrist as you keep implying.Len P at ESPN.com is reporting that Tank Johnson may only get suspended for 4 games for his gun charge. If Tank gets a month for actually being convicted of a felony and Pacman gets 12 for only being arrested, something's very much awry at the NFL offices.
Really? Your office cares what you do in your office hours? They dictate what you can and can't do once you're off the clock? They can fire you even if you come into work every day on time and perform at an above average level (last season, Pacman Jones was better than all three Cardinals cornerbacks put together)?
Is Pacman a guy that I'd like to put up in my house? Of course not. Does he deserve this punishment? Heck, no. This is a white league trying to send a message to its players that they can't be as black as they wanna be. The NFL is telling its players that the League will not turn into the NBA.
It's a real shame that you get punished harder by the NFL for hanging out with the wrong people on your own time than if you stomp on an unprotected player's noggin in front of 65,000 people.
You forget that he also goes to prison, so it's not like he's getting off with a slap on the wrist as you keep implying.
It's hilarious that since I came on here and said that Anquan Boldin isn't one of the Top 5 WRs in the NFL, I'm apparently a hater. If you think that Anquan is "only" a top 10 or 15 WR, you're a hater.
Or that thinking that we shouldn't let Leonard Davis leave without a replacement on the roster is being a "big lover." This board is pretty ridiculous sometimes.
Predominately black huh? Do research, the people who make up the majority of Hip-Hop record sales are white males between the ages of 15-30. There are more white people in hip hop then you even know. One of the hottest producers in the game right now, Scott Storch, is a white dude. Eminem, Apathy, Atomsphere, Swollen Members. In real hip-hop more than half the breakers and taggers i know are white. BTW "hip-hoppity-hop-hop-scotch"? I guess some people perfer that "devil satanic hell on earth kind of music."
Tell me about it, you just came on and said the NFL isnt letting player be black because they suspended a guy for having multiple arrests and always being around crime. How does it have anything to do with being black? glad to see the true colors.
He's going to be locked up for 120 days (basically 4 months).Does he go to prison? For how long? Michael Pittman had to do like 8 non-consecutive days in city jail when he beat his wife the time before he rammed his car into her.
The only NFL player that I know went to prison (while playing) was Jamal Lewis. All the other guys go to jail, which is a totally different thing.
Again, being arrested =/= being convicted. Are you saying that the NFL should be an extra-legal body that punishes people who don't plead out/get convicted more than those who do and have to serve some off-season time?
Actually, you said the league was sending a message that players couldn't "be as black as they want to be."No, I said that it was punishing him for running with a bad crowd.
You don't see the difference between happening to be near something bad and putting yourself in the position to be near something bad over and over and over again?If I happen to be witness to--but not involved in--12 traffic accidents, should my license be suspended? What if I'm in the car--but not driving--during 8 accidents? Should I be punished? Not even by the police, but by my job? How does that even make sense?
How about "losing freedom" for 120 days?
I'm not saying they're not, G. I'm just pointing out that jail or prison, they're both punishment and neither are fun, Dog.They're different things, man. Radically different.
Actually, you said the league was sending a message that players couldn't "be as black as they want to be."
You don't see the difference between happening to be near something bad and putting yourself in the position to be near something bad over and over and over again?
I'm not saying they're not, G. I'm just pointing out that jail or prison, they're both punishment and neither are fun, Dog.
If you are under contract, you have to abide by the code of conduct of your employer. They could tell you to dress in a clown suit everyday and if you don't, they can do what they want with you because you broke contract. And you can't pull the union card because of the CBA.Again, being arrested =/= being convicted. Are you saying that the NFL should be an extra-legal body that punishes people who don't plead out/get convicted more than those who do and have to serve some off-season time?
No, I said that it was punishing him for running with a bad crowd. People get arrested all the time for stuff that they ended up not doing. The NFL is saying that you can't hang out with people like this, and I think that's a shame.
If I happen to be witness to--but not involved in--12 traffic accidents, should my license be suspended? What if I'm in the car--but not driving--during 8 accidents? Should I be punished? Not even by the police, but by my job? How does that even make sense?
Is Pacman a guy that I'd like to put up in my house? Of course not. Does he deserve this punishment? Heck, no. This is a white league trying to send a message to its players that they can't be as black as they wanna be. The NFL is telling its players that the League will not turn into the NBA.