Forget the jailtime...hit Vick in the pocket. - Page 3

Free Parking · 12-12-2007, 09:17 PM

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Originally Posted by ericgtr

Thanks for the advice but you seriously should consider an enema and a glass of whine.

Freudian slip?

JeffinCO · 12-12-2007, 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by StillNoScript

Fascinating lecture there, but the reason I brought it up was because at the Maher board Refuge was insisting that Vick was not brought up in this culture, and that he was instead just bored one morning and started killing dogs. She even went on to say that Vick was well off, if I can recall.

No excuses are being made for Vick, or anyone. The only reason I ever brought up people being raised in this culture was to demonstrate just how America didn't take dog fighting as seriously as they started taking it when Vick got nabbed.

So, sorry. Save your holier than thout self accountability lectures for one of the few people that looks to you for wisdom. I'm not one of them.

Lecture? ..Wasnt lecturing you there, script. I was trying to decipher your point is all,...And yes, Mike Vick has brought attention to the problem of dogfighting culture. Frankly, I didnt realize just how prevalent dogfighting is/ was until all the spotlight on Mike Vick. Not that I wasnt taking it seriously,....I just had no idea it was so popular.

..And I wasnt defending Ref at all, I wasnt privvy to the previous debate.

No need for the VENOM, there, Script... sheeesh.

StillNoScript · 12-12-2007, 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by ericgtr

Thanks for the advice but you seriously should consider an enema and a glass of whine.

You should consider saving your accountability law and order lectures for the few people on this planet that look up to you. I'm not one of them. So why bother?

StillNoScript · 12-12-2007, 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by JeffinCO

Lecture? ..Wasnt lecturing you there, script. I was trying to decipher your point is all,...And yes, Mike Vick has brought attention to the problem of dogfighting culture. Frankly, I didnt realize just how prevalent dogfighting is/ was until all the spotlight on Mike Vick. Not that I wasnt taking it seriously,....I just had no idea it was so popular.

..And I wasnt defending Ref at all, I wasnt privvy to the previous debate.

No need for the VENOM, there, Script... sheeesh.

It's just that in "deciphering" my point, you descended into the typical sanctimonious "Criminals are responsible for themselves" yawn fest. That isn't what this is about. It's like you and eric just saw something that remotely looked like someone taking the Al Sharpton position regarding Vick, and you guys just both shot your wads before even getting your zippers down. Evidently, this is where 7 years of neo-con rule will get you. People liberal on every subject, EXCEPT law and order. Go figure. After so many sound bytes and news cycles of obnoxious black athletes, they've managed to even get people in tie dye calling for stricter sentences.

StillNoScript · 12-12-2007, 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Free Parking

Freudian slip?

Try childish insult wrapped in pretentious, pseudo intellectual sarcasm, and little more. Freud would chalk this up to being a cigar.

anhailla · 12-12-2007, 11:05 PM

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Originally Posted by JeffinCO

Killing dogs is one thing, but marijuana?! "To the guillotine!!" (brother)

...anyway, Hes obviously getting hit in the pocket too, I read something about him having to sell his house.

exactly...I hear it's hard making money in the NFL when your in prison

StillNoScript · 12-13-2007, 05:34 AM

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Originally Posted by anhailla

exactly...I hear it's hard making money in the NFL when your in prison

Wow. Too bad there's no drum sound effect here. The discussion here just gets more informative by the second. doesn't it? In the 20 or so minutes it took you to come up with that brilliant quip, god only knows how many dogs were abused. But, since it's no longer about the dogs and only about Vick being a, what is it again, Refuge, "prison bitch"? By all means, keep the jokes rolling.

StillNoScript · 12-13-2007, 05:45 AM

Sorry, poochies. The only bitches we discuss here are the human ones in prison. Blowing our wads over obnoxious, wealthy athletes hitting bottom is a bigger priority than discussing animal abuse. You undestand.

Refuge51 · 12-13-2007, 06:32 AM

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Originally Posted by anhailla

Originally Posted by anhailla View Post
exactly...I hear it's hard making money in the NFL when your in prison

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Originally Posted by StillNoScript

Wow. Too bad there's no drum sound effect here. The discussion here just gets more informative by the second. doesn't it? In the 20 or so minutes it took you to come up with that brilliant quip, god only knows how many dogs were abused. But, since it's no longer about the dogs and only about Vick being a, what is it again, Refuge, "prison bitch"? By all means, keep the jokes rolling.

You answered this to Anhailla..you really are way too obsessed with me.

Refuge51 · 12-13-2007, 07:13 AM

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