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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Ripsnort on April 19, 2004, 01:55:46 PM
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Funny how these guys think they're above the law...
Patriots' Law arrested in Miami Beach[/size]
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2004/football/nfl/04/19/bc.fbn.tylaw.arrest.ap/?cnn=yes
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What a retard. I'm sure if he'd been able to run away, the cops wouldn't have been able to figure out who had been driving a 2004 Rolls.
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Some guys really think they're above others.
One was Finnish baseball player who said to my friend "You can't hit me; I play baseball in "Oulun Lippo" when we were partying in restaurant.
Friend said "yeah and I play icehockey" and KO'd that guy :D
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Funny he didn't get more charges, like all those people on Cops that run away. Evasion and resisting arrest are two more charges he deserves.
-SW
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"hey, a man's gotta eat"
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That'll teach the New England Pats' guys to stay out of Dolphin territory! :p
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LMFAO MOOSE! You couldn't have timed that better...
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Best cop/athlete story EVAR:
Eddie Belfour, then between the pipes for Dallas is stopped by a patrolman after a night of heavy drinking.
Fearing an arrest for DUI, Eddie utters the following statement to the officer:
"If you let me go... Ill give you like... a billion dollars..."
Sportscenter used the material for a month.
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Originally posted by Staga
Some guys really think they're above others.
One was Finnish baseball player who said to my friend "You can't hit me; I play baseball in "Oulun Lippo" when we were partying in restaurant.
Friend said "yeah and I play icehockey" and KO'd that guy :D
:rofl .... gotta love hockey players !!!
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Originally posted by Saurdaukar
"If you let me go... Ill give you like... a billion dollars..."
I would have drove him home and let him go for being the funniest sob I ever met. I just picture him saying that all slurred, too funny.
BTW, we just gave up a second round pick for corey dillon? 29 years old, i'm not too sure on that one, time will tell.
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Originally posted by Ripsnort
Funny how these guys think they're above the law...
Patriots' Law arrested in Miami Beach[/size]
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2004/football/nfl/04/19/bc.fbn.tylaw.arrest.ap/?cnn=yes
They make millions of dollars, they are above the law. Do i really need to state examples.
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Funny how these guys think they're above the law...
Shabby beat me too it rip... It would be funny they thought that, if it were not true.
Hooligan
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If the glove dont fit, you must acquit.
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Originally posted by StabbyTheIcePic
They make millions of dollars, they are above the law. Do i really need to state examples.
Only because of poor judges, bad juries, and money hunry lawyers.
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Originally posted by Ripsnort
Only because of poor judges, bad juries, and money hunry lawyers.
No, it's poor juries, bad lawyers, and money hungry judges.
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They make millions of dollars, they are above the law. Do i really need to state examples.
O.J.
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The officers caught up with him after a short chase.
Blahahahah!!! You know he'll be catching a lot of flak for this!!!
:rofl
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Originally posted by Ripsnort
Only because of poor judges, bad juries, and money hunry lawyers.
GOD BLESS AMERICA !!!!!!!!!
(where the more money you have the farther above the law you are)
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I worked with pro atheletes from the 49ers and Raiders and got to know quite a few of them. The only common trait that is noticable is an intense competiveness- other than that they're as diverse as any group, even ours.
Ty Law has a history of being a "bad apple," BTW. To state he's typical of pro football players is as much of an insult to the rest of the players as it would be to site MrBlack of being typical of all HTC posters.