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How about "Pow right in the kisser"
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Sep 9, 2014 01:08
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I hope the NFL tries to beat them to this and instead releases completely different damning evidence. 
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I admit it's hard to wrap my head around the women choosing to stay though. I don't mean to judge them but it's just sad and discouraging
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OBR posted:How about "Pow right in the kisser" Been done. Several pages back. Also a "to the moon Alice" reference.
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Doctor Butts posted:What? You're telling me the same group that covered up the risk and amount of brain injury from concussions might have covered up some chick getting knocked out? Oh no, don't get me wrong. It doesn't surprise me AT ALL that they'd want to cover this up. It's the idea that, if it really was an attempt at a cover-up, they really believed the video wouldn't get out - that's what blows my mind. Anything with this much attention that's caught on tape WILL end up on the internet. It's just so hard to believe that not one person in any of the meetings or whatever throughout this process didn't see this coming.
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football fuckerman posted:I admit it's hard to wrap my head around the women choosing to stay though. I don't mean to judge them but it's just sad and discouraging It's almost as if being violently physically abused fucks with your mind in a horrible way! Also it must be pretty clear to Ray Rice's wife that no one gives two shits about her because her husband is (was) a good football mans.
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football fuckerman posted:Mel Hottaker Man I can deal with some people being thinking that is a real post but I expected better from you dude
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The Harbaughs are obviously lovely parents because their two sons are loving dickheads and their daughter chose Tom Crean to spend the duration of her life with.
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haljordan posted:It's almost as if being violently physically abused fucks with your mind in a horrible way! yeah i know, but you still wish they could have the best possible life, which to me would include leaving, so it sucks to see that's not what happens sometimes
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Harlock posted:Will Thomas @willthomasfox5 · 23m haljordan posted:Also if anyone thinks this is the first time Ray Rice has hit a woman you're deluding yourself. Doctor Butts posted:What? You're telling me the same group that covered up the risk and amount of brain injury from concussions might have covered up some chick getting knocked out?
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I can't understand what the NFL thinks it gains by covering this up. Is it really worth all this just to protect one player?
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Mel Mudkiper posted:Man I can deal with some people being thinking that is a real post but I expected better from you dude aka your first mistake mman
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football fuckerman posted:yeah i know, but you still wish they could have the best possible life, which to me would include leaving, so it sucks to see that's not what happens sometimes "If you leave me, I'll loving kill you" carries a whole lot of weight when you're getting KO'd in public and no one really seems to give much of a poo poo. I'm not being a dick here, it's actually a good thing that you don't understand how a man can instill that kind of fear into a woman. Especially when it's a famous man with money. I mean the Ravens basically tried to make her at fault. I understand that there is a ton of money at stake in the NFL, but at the end of the day, it's still just a goddamned game. How any of these people sleep at night is beyond me. A bed made of money can't be that comfortable. haljordan fucked around with this message at 01:15 on Sep 9, 2014 |
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nachos posted:I can't understand what the NFL thinks it gains by covering this up. Is it really worth all this just to protect one player? It's not about protecting the player at all, it's about the NFL's image.
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football fuckerman posted:yeah i know, but you still wish they could have the best possible life, which to me would include leaving, so it sucks to see that's not what happens sometimes The biggest problem are all the people acting as if this is something that can be "fixed". One of the most common reasons women stay in abusive relationships is because they believe their husband is sick and be cured and that they just need someone who will love and stay with them.
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After Larry Johnson's drink incident, his wikipedia temporarily had something along the lines of "he tried to run after throwing the drink in her face but was tackled after only a yard". It was pretty great.
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Fenrir posted:It's not about protecting the player at all, it's about the NFL's image. That's what the bad apple argument is for though. It's easy to throw the book at him and show how good you are at rooting out the bad actors and gain positive press for it.
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nachos posted:That's what the bad apple argument is for though. It's easy to throw the book at him and show how good you are at rooting out the bad actors and gain positive press for it. the problem is that it's not one bad apple and they know that people know that
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nachos posted:That's what the bad apple argument is for though. It's easy to throw the book at him and show how good you are at rooting out the bad actors and gain positive press for it. I absolutely agree, which is why this whole thing confuses the gently caress out of me. e: but ^^^ Very good point
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"One bad apple" doesn't mean a few apples are bad...it means a few bad apples make all the apples bad.
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You are probably also missing the depressing fact that the NFL has a sizeable part of their fanbase that doesn't care about Ray Rice or even supports him
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Can you still get the pink Ray Rice jersey in the NFL shop
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Mel Mudkiper posted:You are probably also missing the depressing fact that the NFL has a sizeable part of their fanbase that doesn't care about Ray Rice or even supports him ESPN had an interesting article about that. A sizeable number of NFL fans are mad because 'reality' is interrupting their football game.
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I hope TMZ has some hard evidence because gently caress NFL execs, I hope they all burn for this.
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Mel Mudkiper posted:You are probably also missing the depressing fact that the NFL has a sizeable part of their fanbase that doesn't care about Ray Rice or even supports him I know 
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haljordan posted:Can you still get the pink Ray Rice jersey in the NFL shop quote:Oops, we couldn't find the page you were looking for.
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It's just marketing buzz. It'll be nothing definitive.
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Basically what I am saying is imagine every fan you've ever seen call a heavily concussed player a pussy and imagine how he probably treats the women in his life
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Hah good. Ravens finally deleted the "Janay apologizes for her role in the incident" Tweet too. Then again I'm sure they didn't fire the assholes who thought that was a good thing to Tweet to begin with.
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Mel Mudkiper posted:You are probably also missing the depressing fact that the NFL has a sizeable part of their fanbase that doesn't care about Ray Rice or even supports him Well this being America theres a quite large segment of society that are utter idiots to begin with so its just a logical conclusion.
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Sep 9, 2014 01:23
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Why are we fighting amongst each other when we're amidst the last months of the Goodell Era We should be celebrating
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Chris James 2 posted:Why are we fighting amongst each other when we're amidst the last months of the Goodell Era That ginger gently caress will keep his job until he dies and you all know it. It's like how we'll have to deal with Ryan Seacrest hosting every network TV show for the next 80 years.
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Chris James 2 posted:Why are we fighting amongst each other when we're amidst the last months of the Goodell Era because I fear who might replace him
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Mel Mudkiper posted:because I fear who might replace him
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IBM's Watson for NFL commisioner
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Quest For Glory II posted:An automaton probably IF PLAYER.QSCORE > 80 && FELONY.CHARGES==DOMESTIC(VIOLENCE) THEN INITIALIZE SUBROUTINE.BURY.HEAD.IN.SAND
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Chris James 2 posted:Why are we fighting amongst each other when we're amidst the last months of the Goodell Era yeah ill believe it when i see it
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Mel Mudkiper posted:because I fear who might replace him JFF (Joe loving Flacco) pulls off his helmet, rips off his uniform to reveal a suit with a gummy bear bow tie, and takes his rightful throne
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Chris James 2 posted:JFF (Joe loving Flacco) pulls off his helmet, rips off his uniform to reveal a suit with a gummy bear bow tie, and takes his rightful throne This would be cool tho
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