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Shizlansky wrote: »
Why this ? aint say some ? THE MOMENT IT HAPPENED!!??? Hoe long is a while ago?? Why is she just saying something now and has she been with this dude the whole time??
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@hustletx and @texas409 I see ya ? got beef. Sounds like "Cheap seats boxing presents" thread #2. First one Chitown vs Billfiger never went down, hopefully ? don't start gettin shook when that thread is made.
(If someone makes the thread before I get to it, I better get my ghostwrite credits b)
Don't waste your time breh.
you ducking me like Doug Funny ducked Roger
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Geno.smith signed to roc nation
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Why that TMZ guy sound so damn nervous? rofl.Chris a hypocrite not surprising. All those former players/coashes are.
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Chris Carter acts like he is the 1st ? in the history of Niggerdom to kick a drug habit.
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This ? bout to get out of hand
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Rh23YV0wGY
I'm just pulling for his mother to forgive his hypocritical ? after throwing her under the bus on National TV.
I lol'd this for two reasons
1. Chris is walking like all the joints in his lower extremities are gonna explode
2. Smh @ dude in the pink shirt walking by on the side like he was doing something other than chasing another grown ass man just to say hi. ? was weird. -
lol He looked like he was bout to enter that building.Then I noticed he was still walking and thought he was going to walk past.Then he approached Chris.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Rh23YV0wGY
I'm just pulling for his mother to forgive his hypocritical ? after throwing her under the bus on National TV.
I lol'd this for two reasons
1. Chris is walking like all the joints in his lower extremities are gonna explode
2. Smh @ dude in the pink shirt walking by on the side like he was doing something other than chasing another grown ass man just to say hi. ? was weird.
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So Dwyer already got deactivated, guilty until proven innocent
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Lol...the coverage is insane.?....they talk about domestic violence....then next segment back to week 3 of football.....lol
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Lol...the coverage is insane.?....they talk about domestic violence....then next segment back to week 3 of football.....lol
I'm switching to fox sports for awhile... they not on that bullshyt. . -
Lol anything "Fox" is on a whole different set of ? .damobb2deep wrote: »
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Damn colin got fine for 11k
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Whats 11k to him...he prolly spend that on shoes and clothes in a month.
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That avi got changed 12am on the dot huh? Damn it's been a week already
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VulcanRaven wrote: »That avi got changed 12am on the dot huh? Damn it's been a week already
I couldnt wait my ? -
Stephen A coonin again
Even knew he was coonin...referenced being called a house n and a ? in the middle of his comment because he knows that's what he's doing. -
Stephen A coonin again
Even knew he was coonin...referenced being called a house n and a ? in the middle of his comment because he knows that's what he's doing.
[During comments about Dwyer that weren't really about Dwyer.] -
Stephen A coonin again
Even knew he was coonin...referenced being called a house n and a ? in the middle of his comment because he knows that's what he's doing.
I can't lie, I've called him a ? before but he made a decent point
it's not a good look for black NFL players that these last 5 incidents involving domestic violence and child abuse have been committed by our own, especially since there's well over 1400 black players in the NFL that are for what we know law abiding citizens -
Lol nfl.com ain't ? they put Jimmy graham as the number one red zone target and had cj 2 and dezfortyacres&amule wrote: »Megatron Tha Gawd
“With this whole situation, it’s very unfortunate, and then you have pictures come out and stuff like that, which made it even worse,” Johnson continued. “I’m going to discipline my kids, so – and can’t nobody tell me how to discipline my kids, but like I say, that’s not my situation right now. My situation would be private. It’s not a public matter when you discipline your family, but unfortunately for him it’s become that, and like I say, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with disciplining your child. It teaches them discipline at the same time, and we all need that.”
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Stephen A coonin again
Even knew he was coonin...referenced being called a house n and a ? in the middle of his comment because he knows that's what he's doing.
[During comments about Dwyer that weren't really about Dwyer.]
My thing is its not our fault the media plays to demographic insecurities... women are scared of being beat so if you put out a story about that it's gonna rile up that demographic... black people are big on race so anything that threatens us or seems racist will be reported to rile us up...
the moment a person comes out the closet you see ? up in arms supporting their demographic... or because the media has alot of ? in it push their agenda. ..
our perception of America is influenced by the media.. the problem is actual statistics and media perception don't always agree. . -
Already Home_17 wrote: »Stephen A coonin again
Even knew he was coonin...referenced being called a house n and a ? in the middle of his comment because he knows that's what he's doing.
I can't lie, I've called him a ? before but he made a decent point
it's not a good look for black NFL players that these last 5 incidents involving domestic violence and child abuse have been committed by our own, especially since there's well over 1400 black players in the NFL that are for what we know law abiding citizens
I'm hoping someone Youtube's it so I can reference the exact portion of his comment that was unnecessary and coonish. He went into the realm of saying this trend could justify a white person's negative perception of us as a whole. Completely unnecessary and over the line. I can't believe someone of his supposed intellect still makes points like that.
The problem isn't his entire take on things, it's just that at a certain point he ventures into that territory -
Already Home_17 wrote: »Stephen A coonin again
Even knew he was coonin...referenced being called a house n and a ? in the middle of his comment because he knows that's what he's doing.
I can't lie, I've called him a ? before but he made a decent point
it's not a good look for black NFL players that these last 5 incidents involving domestic violence and child abuse have been committed by our own, especially since there's well over 1400 black players in the NFL that are for what we know law abiding citizens
I'm hoping someone Youtube's it so I can reference the exact portion of his comment that was unnecessary and coonish. He went into the realm of saying this trend could justify a white person's negative perception of us as a whole. Completely unnecessary and over the line. I can't believe someone of his supposed intellect still makes points like that.
The problem isn't his entire take on things, it's just that at a certain point he ventures into that territory
I didnt hear his comments but he tends to be one of those unnecessarily "fair" people as if not to drum up the ire of those who hate him anyway
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Baltimore Ravens Player Retires In Order to Donates Kidney to Brother
Who wants a feel-good story in the NFL? Former Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Ma’ake Kemoeatu retired in order to give his brother, former Pittsburgh Steeler Chris Kemoeatu, a kidney, according to USA Today.
This is a nice break from the negative storylines that have been plaguing the NFL in recent weeks.
From the USA Today story:
"When Chris was in eighth grade, he started having kidney pain. Over the years, as he grew into a 6-foot-3, 385-pound lineman for Utah and go on to win two Super Bowls with the Pittsburgh Steelers, the pain got worse.
He played through it. Training camp, regular season practice, games and playoffs. With what was later discovered to be a form of kidney disease. He grew up in a tough family. A family that rarely said ‘I love you’ not because they didn’t have feelings, that’s just how it was.
“I’ve seen him struggle and the last three years of his career, fighting through a lot because of his kidney,” Ma’ake said at a press conference at the University of Maryland Medical Center on Wednesday. “When we found out he needed a transplant, we had to stop our careers because his health was most important to us.”
Chris found out that he needed a kidney transplant in 2013, which is when Ma’ake, a 99 percent match, stepped up.
Fortunately, surgery on Aug. 27 went well and both brothers are in the midst of the recovery process.
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